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chronosequence — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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chronosequence

Scope: general ecology

Papers: 2 | Mentions: 2

Local Knowledge Graph (Top 28 entities)

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Knowledge graph centered on chronosequence with 28 nodes and 92 connections. Top connected: Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, Ipomopsis aggregata, Artemisia, Artemisia tridentata, Picea engelmannii.

Definition

A series of sites of different ages since disturbance used to infer temporal changes in ecological processes

Related Terms (1)

soil chronosequence

Publications (2)

student_paper

Defensive strategy to nectar robbing in <i></i>Ipomopsis aggregata:<i></i> floral nectar as a tolerance trait

2003

article

Glacial advances and soil development, Grand Mesa, Colorado

1954American Journal of Science

chronosequence

Local Knowledge Graph (Top 28 entities)

Definition

Related Terms (1)

Publications (2)

Defensive strategy to nectar robbing in <i></i>Ipomopsis aggregata:<i></i> floral nectar as a tolerance trait

Glacial advances and soil development, Grand Mesa, Colorado

Related Concepts (6)

Pinedale glaciation

facilitation

mineral-organic associations

plant succession

glacial advances

glacial striae

Frequently Associated Species

Picea engelmannii

Ipomopsis aggregata

Artemisia tridentata

Aphis fabae

Lasius niger

Chaenactis douglasii var. alpina

Artemisia