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Title: Steppe Ecosystems
Sub-title: Dynamics, Land Use & Conservation
Edited by: Denise M Germanno
ISBN10-13: 1611227658 : 9781611227659
Format: Hardback
Pages: 218
Weight: .658 Kg.
Published: Nova Science Publishers, Inc (US) - April   2012
List Price: 123.99 Pounds Sterling
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Subjects: Conservation of the environment
Steppe ecosystems refers to a biome region characterised by grassland plains without trees apart from those near rivers and lakes. This book presents topical research data in the study of steppe ecosystems, including hydrological conditions of soils and subsoils in the steppe zone of the European part of Russia; the vegetation and pollen-assemblage representations in the southernmost South American steppes; rangeland improvement and management options in the arid steppes of Algeria; water interactions between bare soil and vegetation in semiarid Mediterranean steppes and the effects of grazing pressure on steppe vegetation.
Table of Contents:
Preface; Ishim Steppe Soils and Subsoils' Hydrological Condition Changes in the Second Half of the 20th Century; Probabalistic Evaluation of Transformation of Soils in Kulunda Steppe under Agricultural Impact; The Status of the Agroecosystems for the Forest-Steppe of the Baikal Natural Territory under the Conditions of Technogenic Soil Pollution and Variation of Climate Factors; Soil Evolution and Paleoclimatic Reconstruction Derived from the Study of the Short and Long-Term Pedochronosequences of the Skvortsovsky Burial Ground on the South of the Cis-Ural Steppe Region, Russia; Above-Ground and Below-Ground Productivity of Central Asian Steppes ^; Southernmost South America Steppes: Vegetation and its Modern Pollen-Assemblages Representation; Rangeland Improvement and Management Options in the Arid Steppes of Algeria; Role and Value of Organic Substance in Formation of Fertility of Soils; Spin – Soil Ecology Research Developments -- Water Interactions between Bare Soi land Vegetation in Semiarid Mediterranean Steppes : Some New Evidences; Evaluation of Grazing Pressure on Steppe Vegetation by Spectral Measurement; Index.
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