Sentence examples for subalpine vegetation from inspiring English sources

The Emerald Lake record indicates that for the last 6000 years, this catchment has been dominated by forests of Engelmann spruce and subalpine fir, including common understory taxa, such as sagebrush and grass, that are compositionally similar to modern pollen representations of subalpine vegetation communities (Anderson et al. 1999; Morris et al. 2013a).

The sparse subalpine vegetation cover usually allowed for good visibility (on average 40 m on either side of the transect), but thick aspen or willow groves would sometimes severely limit visibility (down to 5 m on either side of the transect).

Subalpine and alpine vegetation, with rhododendrons predominating, appears on the higher slopes.

Herbaceous subalpine and alpine vegetation occurs extensively in the highest regions.

This research further determined the change in SOC in an original subalpine forest soil with vegetation succession after wildfire using a transect study.

Fir and beech woods give way to the spruce of the upper woods, which in turn fade into subalpine, alpine, and snow-line vegetation.

Elevation and soil fertility are considered to be the two most important abiotic gradients controlling forest vegetation on the subalpine plateaus [5, 13].

Moreover, the forest vegetation of the subalpine belt includes species severely damaged by pests and fungi, such as C. sativa (Battisti et al. 2014).

Elevation and soil fertility are considered to be the two most important abiotic gradients controlling forest vegetation on the subalpine plateaus [ 5, 13].

Englemann spruce, limber pines, and other conifers grow in the lower elevations of the subalpine region, with patches of hardier vegetation such as low-growing willows higher up.

The vegetation spatial patterns of subalpine forest species are largely controlled by variation in temperature, water and solar radiation resources.