Claim · model-written summary
Tundra and shrub pasture types dominate the study area, at 30.9% and 27.6%.
- Taxon
- Betula nana s. str
Betula nanae3 - Outcome
- types of pastures dominatee2
- Value
- Tundra (30.9%) and shrub (27.6%)e2
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Verbatim
e2“Tundra (30.9%) and shrub (27.6%) types of pastures dominate”
e3“active participation in the structure of phytocenoses of shrubs (Betula nana s. str, Salix glauca s. str, S. lanata s. str.)”
Title
S. Filatova; O. Sergeeva Genetics and breeding of animals 2023. doi:10.31043/2410-2733-2023-1-65-74
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- Observation Lichens do not exceed 25–35% of the ground cover of plant communities.
- Observation Cetraria islandica and C. cucullata are the most widespread Cetraria species, with a clear advantage for C. cucullata.
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- Observation Pastures with high reindeer capacity in summer, early autumn and late spring prevail in the study area; shrubs such as Salix glauca are their main component.