- addition, the high
porosity of the soil
makes a
fellfield a
difficult place for
plants to grow.
Fellfields often have
typical patterns of rocks:
lines of...
-
graminoid Dryas-heaths and
fellfields on dry soil (Carex nardina,
Carex rupestris, and
Kobresia myosuroides);
Fellfields (Calamagrostis purpurascens...
- Hveravellir,
Iceland Tol****n,
Argentina Campbell Island, New
Zealand Alas
Fellfield List of
tundra ecoregions from the WWF
Mammoth steppe Park
Tundra "Ecoregions"...
- is
endemic to the High
Sierra Nevada of California,
where it
grows in
fellfields, talus, and
other habitat in
regions of
subalpine and
alpine climates...
-
between 30 and 70 m asl.
Fellfield describes vegetation with
abundant bare
ground and less than 50%
plant cover.
Fellfield may
occur as a
result of harsh...
-
portion of the
Southern Alps, and
includes extensive alpine gr****lands,
fellfields, and
montane forests. The
Southern Alps
extend for 500 km,
running northeast–southwest...
- The cold
windswept slopes above the
treeline are
covered with
areas of
fellfield. To the east, the Alps
descend to the Canterbury-Otago
tussock gr****lands...
- 900 to 3,200 m). The area
above treeline contains alpine meadows and
fellfields, with a
large number of
glacial lakes.
Below treeline, the wilderness...
-
specifically on
Auckland Island and
Adams Island,
where it
grows in
fellfield,
marshy places, on bare wind-blown
areas and in
rocky places from 360-550m...
- and Fiordland). It is
found from 1,200 to 2,000 metres. It is
found in
fellfields with high rainfall,
exposed slopes, and snow ac****ulation. It's current...
