- A
chronosequence describes a set of
ecological sites that
share similar attributes but
represent different ages. A
common ****umption in
establishing chronosequences...
- The
International Tundra Experiment (ITEX) is a long-term
international collaboration of
researchers examining the
responses of
arctic and
alpine plants...
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Angela (August 2021). "Maize
germplasm chronosequence shows crop
breeding history impacts recruitment of the
rhizosphere microbiome"...
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Jinlong (August 2010). "Origin and
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noted for its
scientific importance. They
contain the
longest known chronosequence of
coastal dunes in the world,
covering 730,000 years. The area was...
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horizon but is
still a
visible layer. In the
pedogenesis process under a
chronosequence, once the soil
develops into an alfisol, the
Cambic horizon will develop...
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study of
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