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acid rain , smog , and other forms of air pollutionare causingforest decline
air pollution and water deficits(passive) caused byforest decline
high soil water conditions in a permafrost region , Hydrol(passive) caused byForest decline
conifer needles which were affected by air pollutioncausedforest decline
reduced seasonality in precipitation along the western Mediterranean region during MIS31leadsto forest decline
the socio - economic factorscausingforest decrease
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many biotic factors(passive) caused byforest decline
acid rain in the 1980s(passive) caused bythe forest decline
the discussions ... acid rainis causingforest decline
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these two disturbancesleadingto forest decline
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Acid rain ... a host of abiotic factors – along with biotic factorscontributeto forest decline
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an effort to find the possible limiting factor(scausingthe forest decline
forests ... diseasesare contributingto forest decline
Canton , NC 28716 Jackson County N 35 ° 19.634&apos ; , W 82 ° 57.907&apos ; Airborne pollutants that change the chemical composition of fog , rain , and snowalso might contributeto forest decline
invasive and pathogenic agents R package ' RQGIS ' ( Author(passive) caused byforest decline
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invasive and pathogenic agents ( LIFE HEALTHY FOREST , http://www.lifehealthyforest.com/(passive) caused byforest decline
The Ecosystem Balance.- 5 Conclusions.- References.- 5.- ProcessesLeadingto Forest Decline
Phloem Parasitism - Related Biotic Factors in Aleppo Pine ( Pinus halepensis(passive) Triggered byForest Decline
Air pollutants ... the primary stressresultsin forest decline
Kevin Campbell , whose unwise sale to the Turkish club Trabzonspor last summer was one of the factorssparkedForest 's decline
sulfur and nitrogen oxides from power plant 's emissions ... acid depositioncontributesto forest decline
55 - 64 173 Schulze E - D , Oren R , Lange OL ( 1989 ) Processesleadingto forest decline
invasive and pathogenic agents ( LIFE HEALTHY FOREST ) Date du début : 2 nov . 2015 , Date de fin : 30 avr(passive) caused byforest decline
Oecologia 125:350–357CrossRefGoogle Scholar Schulze E - D , Oren R , Lange OL ( 1989 ) Processesleadingto forest decline
Complex influences of air pollutants under certain weather conditionsleadto forest decline
interactions of biotic and abiotic factors Deforestation in Central and West Africa Dynamics of carbon sequestration in heterogeneous forests of Central Africa Forest structure and composition in rainforests Tree growth and wood anatomy Smallholder forestry and agroforestry Biodiversity conservation in Burkina Faso ( 2018-present(passive) caused byForest decline
neededto preventforestry decline
deer browsing and debarking on Mt. Ohdaigahara , water consumption by dense(passive) caused bydeclined forest
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whether these trends will continueto resultin forest decline
from several interacting factors such as drought , damaging frost , or insect defoliation , and manifest as regional diebacks of one or a few closely related tree speciesresultfrom several interacting factors such as drought , damaging frost , or insect defoliation , and manifest as regional diebacks of one or a few closely related tree species
distribution and that eco - tourism may enable habitat transitioninfluencedistribution and that eco - tourism may enable habitat transition
to biodiversity losshad ledto biodiversity loss
from environmental stress from ground level ozone and other pollutants which are starting to affect our forestsresultingfrom environmental stress from ground level ozone and other pollutants which are starting to affect our forests
to constraints of water supply and food availability , which is posing significant threats to human security on the southern and northern slopes of the Ferghana Valleyis leadingto constraints of water supply and food availability , which is posing significant threats to human security on the southern and northern slopes of the Ferghana Valley
a climate feedback loopcreatesa climate feedback loop
to : ( i ) reduced oak dominance and species change in the canopy , ( ii ) change in reproduction type to increase success of true seedlings and maintain genetic diversity of oaksmay leadto : ( i ) reduced oak dominance and species change in the canopy , ( ii ) change in reproduction type to increase success of true seedlings and maintain genetic diversity of oaks
The spread of shrubs(passive) was triggered byThe spread of shrubs
in the breaking up of the formerly closed canopyresultedin the breaking up of the formerly closed canopy
the current ecological crisis , such as severe atmosphere pollution , water resources shortage(passive) is ... createdthe current ecological crisis , such as severe atmosphere pollution , water resources shortage
rapid , dramatic warmingcan causerapid , dramatic warming
to the effect of global warmingcontributesto the effect of global warming
to accelerated leaching of metalsleadsto accelerated leaching of metals