The methanogenic community included genera capable of both AM and HM, indicating that methanogens could potentially use different carbon substrates and thus acclimate to changing conditions, for
example vegetation cover or hydrology, under a warmer climate.
Not exact matches
Vegetation productivity or leaf
cover can, for
example, be measured across continents from space while providing information about biodiversity levels on the ground.
contain superlative natural phenomena, formations or features or areas of exceptional natural beauty, such as superlative
examples of the most important ecosystems, natural features, spectacles presented by great concentra - tions of animals, sweeping vistas
covered by natural
vegetation and exceptional combinations of natural and cultural elements, or
The biosphere consists of animals and
vegetation and normally changes relatively slowly; reduced rainfall might take years to alter
vegetation cover significantly, although certain components (such as humankind) are capable of inducing quite rapid local changes (by setting oil - fields ablaze, for
example).
Rainfall change and variability is very likely to affect
vegetation in tropical grassland and savanna systems with, for
example, a reduction in
cover and productivity simulated along an aridity gradient in southern African savanna in response to the observed drying trend of about 8 mm / yr since 1970 (Woodward and Lomas, 2004a).