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Svoboda, J., Henry, G. H. R. 1987:
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limited by nutrient availability ra
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flower. Care was taken to measure o
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Biomass Biomass per unit land area
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Luzula nivalis Juncus biglumis Drya
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References Arft, A. M., Walker, M.
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partly lose their high altitude/lat
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preferably grow in rosettes, which
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Forbs Graminoid Graminoids In grami
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latitude plants on Svalbard to keep
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Elvebakk A. 1999: Bioclimatic delim
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a climate description see Rønning
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Results and Discussion The minimum
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Table 2. Ranking of examined plant
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References Biebl, R. 1968: Über W
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