Значения термина deciduous forests на английском

A forest people without a forest The Woodland League wants a "treestoration" of Ireland's deciduous forests.

East of the Great Plains there dwelt still another important type of Indians, the people of the deciduous forests.

No part of the continent is more populous or more progressive than the regions once covered by deciduous forests.

Consumption of nematodes varied between mite species indicating that trophic niche variation contributes to the high diversity of microarthropods in deciduous forests.

Yet they lack the delicate blending and harmony of colors which is the greatest charm of the autumn foliage in the deciduous forests.

As we climb higher we leave the deciduous forests and farms of the foothills, and enter coniferous forests with waterfalls cascading through them.

These narrow tracks were often cobbled and passed beside farmyards through olive groves and deciduous forests with their harvest of blackberries and hazel nuts.

Overall, our results point toward the potential for improving current approaches for modeling RECO in deciduous forests by including the phenological cycle of the canopy.

Another phase of the life of the tribes in the southern part of the region of deciduous forests is illustrated by the Natchez of Mississippi.

Research by Nabuurs and Mohern (1993) indicated that "a Norway spruce forest stores a higher long-term average of carbon in trees than mixed deciduous forests."