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Forest dieback (also "
Waldsterben", a
German loan word,
pronounced [ˈvaltˌʃtɛʁbn̩] ) is a
condition in
trees or
woody plants in
which peripheral parts...
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awareness of the
threat of air
pollution and acid rain to
German forests (
Waldsterben), the
Greens increased their share of the vote to 8.3% in the 1987 federal...
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verklemmt (adj.)
verklemmt (Amer.) lit. "jammed": inhibited,
uptight Waldsterben waldsterben lit. "forest dieback",
dying floral environment Wanderlust wanderlust...
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defensive posture adopted by
several branches of the
amphibian class Waldsterben,
forest dieback Zeitgeber (chronobiology),
external clue that
helps to...
- lignite, coal,
crude oil
Discovery of
fertilizers Forest dieback or
Waldsterben Unusual climatic extremes began to
occur during the
Pliocene epoch, four...
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simplifying and
dramatizing their communications. He
pointed to the
German Waldsterben (Forest dieback) hype of the 1980s:
Research about the
forest die back...
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Degradation for this
cause is
specifically called[citation needed]
Waldsterben (German word) or
forest death.
Forest fragmentation: a
large forest is...
- that were
first made
notable in a
German context)
French le
waldsterben (from
German Waldsterben "forest dieback")
English uses of gemuetlichkeit, wanderlust...
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Forschungsansatz und
seine Anwendung auf die ökologische
Problematik des
Waldsterbens (The
Goetheanistic Research Approach and its
Application to the Ecological...
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Roderich von
Detten (ed.): Und ewig
sterben die Wälder. Wie die
Debatte zum
Waldsterben das Land veränderte,
oekom Verlag Munich, 2012. ISBN 978-3-86581-448-7...
