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MARC recordKulttuurin vaikutuksesta Lohijärven seudun kasvillisuuteen / Raija Tikkanen.
| Title: | Kulttuurin vaikutuksesta Lohijärven seudun kasvillisuuteen / Raija Tikkanen. |
| Translated title: | Effects of human culture on the vegetation around Lohijärvi. |
| Author(s): | Tikkanen, Raija. |
| Date: | 1978. |
| Language: | Finnish. |
| In: | Faravid. (1978.), Vol. 2 (1978) |
| Abstract: | Pollen analysis aimed to find out influence of man, from c. 3500 BC. Neolothic hunting and fishing had little effect; first barley pollen at 65 cm depth, 1500 BC, may be stray, as little weed pollen of that date was found. Peak in non-arboreal pollen is towards end of birch-pine-spruce era. True culture phase is assumed to start in mid-18th Cent., with large numbers of barley and weed species. |
| Notes: | Faravid. Vol. 2 :63-73 (1978). |
| Keywords: | 58 -- Botany. 581.081.3 -- Pollen analysis. 631 -- Agriculture. G -- Botany. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*56) -- Finland. (*561) -- Finnish Lapland. |
| SPRI record no.: | 59040 |
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