VEGETATION, MICROTOPOGRAPHY, AND DEPTH OF ACTIVE LAYER ON DIFFERENT XPOSURES IN SUBARCTIC ALPINE TUNDRA

[1] INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ALPINE TUNDRA VEGETATION AND PATTERNED-GROUND IN MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHERN NEW ZEALAND [J]. ECOLOGY, 1961, 42 (01) : 18 - +

[2] AN ALPINE SNOWBANK ENVIRONMENT AND ITS EFFECTS ON VEGETATION, PLANT DEVELOPMENT, AND PRODUCTIVITY [J]. ECOLOGY, 1959, 40 (03) : 388 - 397

[3] A COMPARISON OF PLANT DEVELOPMENT IN MICROENVIRONMENTS OF ARCTIC AND ALPINE TUNDRAS [J]. ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS, 1956, 26 (04) : 303 - 337

[4] ALPINE PLANT-COMMUNITIES OF PRESIDENTIAL RANGE, NEW HAMPSHIRE [J]. ECOLOGY, 1963, 44 (04) : 678 - +

[5] BOUYOUCOS GJ, 1913, 17 MICH AGR COLL EXP, P196

[6] THE CONCEPT OF CLIMAX IN ARCTIC AND ALPINE VEGETATION [J]. BOTANICAL REVIEW, 1958, 24 (2-3) : 127 - 191

[7] COLEMAN EA, 1964, C17264 SOILT INC B

[8] DREW J. V., 1958, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, V39, P697

[9] DRURY WH, 1962, CONTRIB GRAY HERB, V190, P111

[10] VEGETATION AND SOIL PROFILES IN SOME SOLIFLUCTION AND MOUND AREAS IN ALASKA [J]. ECOLOGY, 1950, 31 (04) : 606 - 630

[1] INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ALPINE TUNDRA VEGETATION AND PATTERNED-GROUND IN MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHERN NEW ZEALAND [J]. ECOLOGY, 1961, 42 (01) : 18 - +

[2] AN ALPINE SNOWBANK ENVIRONMENT AND ITS EFFECTS ON VEGETATION, PLANT DEVELOPMENT, AND PRODUCTIVITY [J]. ECOLOGY, 1959, 40 (03) : 388 - 397

[3] A COMPARISON OF PLANT DEVELOPMENT IN MICROENVIRONMENTS OF ARCTIC AND ALPINE TUNDRAS [J]. ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS, 1956, 26 (04) : 303 - 337

[4] ALPINE PLANT-COMMUNITIES OF PRESIDENTIAL RANGE, NEW HAMPSHIRE [J]. ECOLOGY, 1963, 44 (04) : 678 - +

[5] BOUYOUCOS GJ, 1913, 17 MICH AGR COLL EXP, P196

[6] THE CONCEPT OF CLIMAX IN ARCTIC AND ALPINE VEGETATION [J]. BOTANICAL REVIEW, 1958, 24 (2-3) : 127 - 191

[7] COLEMAN EA, 1964, C17264 SOILT INC B

[8] DREW J. V., 1958, Transactions of the American Geophysical Union, V39, P697

[9] DRURY WH, 1962, CONTRIB GRAY HERB, V190, P111

[10] VEGETATION AND SOIL PROFILES IN SOME SOLIFLUCTION AND MOUND AREAS IN ALASKA [J]. ECOLOGY, 1950, 31 (04) : 606 - 630