-
examples include measuring small-scale
seafloor bottom roughness from
microtopographic laser scanning (Du
Preez and
Tunnicliffe 2012), and
deriving multi-scale...
- 179(2249):227-230. Pietrzykowski, M., Daniels, W. L., & Koropchak, S. C. (2015).
Microtopographic effects on
growth of
young bald
cypress (taxodium
distichum L.) in...
- a cup with a
mechanically superhydrophobic surface N/A N/A N/A A "
microtopographic design that
incorporates micron-scale
thick lubricant" (polydimethylsiloxane)...
- bridge's
structure against the flow of water, like a dam wall. However, a
microtopographic survey carried out in 1989
showed that the bend is
caused by the stone...
-
portion of it may evapotranspire;
water may
become temporarily stored in
microtopographic depressions; and a
portion of it may
infiltrate as it
flows overland...
-
occur there. The snow
melts earlier in
forest also for
example on
microtopographic mounds (small elevations) or in wet
places like
edges of cr****s or...
- Pit and
mounds are small,
persistent microtopographical features that
present themselves after a
disturbance event occurs and
uproots trees via windthrow...
- gradients,
salinity gradients, and
reduced levels of competition.
Microtopographical gradients also
contribute to
species distribution in
vernal pool communities...
- forests. It is
possible to find
these two
types because of the high
microtopographic variation. Due to
these topographic differences, tree
communities are...
-
periods of time
incorporated into each sample. In
these archives,
microtopographic variations in soil
moisture (and thus δ15N) are
accounted for by the...
