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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2010
摘要
P>1. The area or size of an ecosystem affects the acquisition, storage and redistribution of energy and matter. Patch size reduction due to natural or anthropogenic habitat loss will not only modify 物種 distribution and patch structure but also affect the ecosystem processes that are, in part, responsible for patch persistence. 2. In a fog-dependent 森林 ecosystem, trees and their architectures play essential roles in capturing and redistributing water from collection surfaces. In this paper, we address the question of how 森林 patch size and structure interact to determine fog water inputs and storage in a fog-inundated, coastal ecosystem in semi-arid Chile (30 degrees S). 3. Six 森林 patches ranging in area from 0 center dot 2 to 36 ha on a coastal mountaintop of Fray Jorge National Park were c
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