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The significance of soil, water and landscape processes in banded vegetation patterning

Titre :	The significance of soil, water and landscape processes in banded vegetation patterning Ajouter au panier
Auteur(s) :	C. Valentin, Éditeur scientifique J. Poesen, Éditeur scientifique
Type de document :	Livre
Sujets :	Sol ; Eau ; Paysage ; Zone aride ; Australie ; Afrique BROUSSE TIGREE ; INTER ACTION SOL VEGETATION BURKINA FASO ; NIGERIA ; Espagne ; MEXIQUE ; NIGER ; EUROPE ; AMERIQUE DU NORD
Résumé :	- Soil and water components of banded vegetation patterns - The influence of ecological factors on tiger bush and dotted bush patterns along a gradient from Mali to northern Burkina Faso - A geomorphological based banded ('tiger') vegetation pattern related to former dune fields in Sokoto (Northern Nigeria) - Vegetation arcs and litter dams: similarities and differences - Banded vegetation near Broken Hill, Australia: significance of surface roighness and soil physical properties - The distribution of soluble cations within chenopod-patterned ground, arid western New South Wales, Australia - The evolution and significance of soil-vegetation patterns following land abandonment and fire in Spain - Magnitude-frequency analysis of water redistribution along a climate gradient in Spain - [...] - Soil and water components of banded vegetation patterns - The influence of ecological factors on tiger bush and dotted bush patterns along a gradient from Mali to northern Burkina Faso - A geomorphological based banded ('tiger') vegetation pattern related to former dune fields in Sokoto (Northern Nigeria) - Vegetation arcs and litter dams: similarities and differences - Banded vegetation near Broken Hill, Australia: significance of surface roighness and soil physical properties - The distribution of soluble cations within chenopod-patterned ground, arid western New South Wales, Australia - The evolution and significance of soil-vegetation patterns following land abandonment and fire in Spain - Magnitude-frequency analysis of water redistribution along a climate gradient in Spain - Laboratory experiments on sequential scour/deposition and their application to the development of banded vegetation - The soil surface characteristics of vegetation stripes in Northern Mexico and their influences on the system hydrodynamics. An experimental approach - Morphology and microstructure of microbiotic soil crusts on a tiger bush sequence (Niger, Sahel) - Water balance in a banded vegetation pattern. A case study of tiger bush in western Niger - Testing the validity of upslope migration in banded vegetation from south-west Niger - Niger tiger bush as a natural water harvesting system - Stripes, strands or stipples: modelling the influence of three landscape banding patterns on resource capture and productivity in semi-arid woodlands, Australia
Date de publication :	1999
Format :	273
Langue(s) :	Anglais
Lien vers la notice :	https://infodoc.agroparistech.fr/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=128659

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