- In biology, the
canopy is the
aboveground portion of a
plant cropping or crop,
formed by the
collection of
individual plant crowns. In
forest ecology,...
- of
Laportea stimulans and
Coffea canephora in the undergrowth, in the
subcanopy a Campno****
species is the most important,
whereas the only
large tree...
- but also
sometimes as
Florida nutmeg or
gopher wood, is an
endangered subcanopy tree of the yew family, Taxaceae. It is
native to only a
small glacial...
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Species within this
genus are all
adapted to
establish and grow
slowly as
subcanopy woody plants in
forest habitats of
moderate to
dense shade.
Stems will...
-
Torreya that are
native to
North America. A slow-growing (but long-lived)
subcanopy tree, it is
listed as "vulnerable" in the IUCN Red List.
Torreya is named...
- availability. The
black cuckoo-dove is
mainly found singly or in
pairs in the
subcanopy. It is a
quiet species and
flies swiftly to
nearby perches when flushed...
- and the
north east of the
South Island, but will also
often form the
subcanopy in
primary forests throughout the
country in
these areas,
beneath podocarps...
-
Lonicera maacki dominates the
subcanopy along this
stretch of the
Huron River near Ypsilanti, Michigan....
-
centerline pylon to
allow it to
carry the
Airborne Microwave Observatory of
Subcanopy and
Subsurface (AirMOSS) pod, a
modification of the
UAVSAR pod. The Phoenix...
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containing deciduous and
evergreen trees in the
canopy and
subcanopy, as well as
shrubs in the
subcanopy.
Limestone outcrops are
common in
Upland Hardwood Forests...
