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MARC recordTimberline patterns in northernmost Fennoscandia: relative importance of climate and grazing / Lauri Oksanen, Jon Moen, Timo Helle.
| Title: | Timberline patterns in northernmost Fennoscandia: relative importance of climate and grazing / Lauri Oksanen, Jon Moen, Timo Helle. |
| Author(s): | Oksanen, Lauri. Moen, Jon. Helle, Timo. |
| Date: | 1995. |
| In: | Acta Botanica Fennica. (1995.), Vol. 153 (1995) |
| Abstract: | In areas with low intensities of summer grazing by reindeer and sheep, timberline is formed by extensive birch brushwoods. Birches are table-formed, with most foliage 1-2 m above ground. In grazed areas, this growth form is practically absent. Uppermost birch stands are savannah-like, with relatively large trees, whose foliage is almost exclusively 2+ m above ground. |
| Notes: | Acta Botanica Fennica. Vol. 153 :93-105 (1995). |
| Keywords: | 58 -- Botany. 582.632.1 -- Betulales. 634.0.181.65 -- Trees, environmental influence on. G -- Botany. (*55) -- European Arctic. |
| SPRI record no.: | 133906 |
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