semi-arid land ecosystem

The interacting system of a biological community and its non-living environmental surroundings in regions that have between 10 to 20 inches of rainfall and are capable of sustaining some grasses and shrubs but not woodland. (Source: TOE / DOE)



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Hanke W, Böhner J, Dreber N, Jürgens N, Schmiedel U, Wesuls D, Dengler J 2014. The impact of livestock grazing on plant diversity: an analysis across dryland ecosystems and scales in southern Africa. Ecological Applications 24 (5) 1188–1203
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Wesuls D, Strohbach M, Horn A, Kos M, Zimmermann J, Hoffmann J, Geldenhuys C, Dreber N, Kellermann L, van Rooyen MW, Poschlod P 2010. Plant functional traits and types as a tool to analyse landuse impacts on vegetation. Biodiversity in southern Africa. Volume 2: Patterns and processes at regional scale 222–232
Hauwanga WN, McBenedict B, Strohbach BJ 2018. Trends of phanerophyte encroacher species along an aridity gradient on Kalahari sands, central Namibia. European Journal of Ecology 4 (2) 41-48
Korine C, Adams R, Russo D, Fisher-Phelps M, Jacobs D 2016. Bats and Water: Anthropogenic alterations threaten global bat populations. Bats in the Anthropocene: Conservation of bats in a changing world 215-241
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Guo D, Guo R, Cui Y, Midgley GF, Altwegg R, Thiart C 2011. Climate Change Impact on Quiver Trees in Arid Namibia and South Africa. Climate Change - Geophysical Foundations and Ecological Effects 323-324
Korsor M, Ntahonshikira C, Bello HM, Kwaambwa HM 2017. Comparative study of M. oleifera and M. ovalifolia survival rates in Central Namibia. Journal of Plant Science: Current Research 1
Korsor M, Nta-honshikira C, Bello HM, Kwaambwa HM 2019. Growth performance of Moringa oleifera and Moringa ovalifolia in central Namibia semi-arid rangeland environment. Agricultural Sciences 10 131-141
Gröngröft A, de Blécourt M, Classen N, Landschreiber L, Eschenbach A 2018. Acacia trees modify soil water dynamics and the potential groundwater recharge in savanna ecosystems. Climate change and adaptive land management in southern Africa – assessments, changes, challenges, and solutions 177-186
Kambatuku JR, Cramer MD, Ward D 2011. Savanna tree-grass competition is modified by substrate type and herbivory. Journal of Vegetation Science 2 225-237
Child MF, Milton SJ, Dean RWJ, Lipsey MK, Puttick J, Hempson TN, Mann GK, Babiker H, Chaudrey J, Humphrey G, Joseph G, Okes NC, Potts R, Wistebaar T 2010. Tree-grass coexistence in a flood-disturbed, semi-arid savanna system. Landscape Ecology 25 315–326
van der Waal C, Kool A, Meijer SS, Kohi E, Heitkönig IMA, de Boer WF, van Langevelde F, Grant RC, Peel MJS, Slotow R, de Knegt HJ, Prins HHT, de Kroon H 2011. Large herbivores may alter vegetation structure of semi-arid savannas through soil nutrient mediation. Oecologia 165 1095-1107
Tolzmann J 2014. Gobabeb FogNet - Monitoring the lifeblood of the Namib: fog. Gobabeb Times 9 (2) 7
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Kambatuku JR, Cramer MD, Ward D 2011.   Intraspecific competition between shrubs in a semi-arid savanna. Plant Ecology 212 701-713
Burke A 2005. The Spitzkoppe magic. Flamingo 33-35
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Palmer AR, Peel M, Kerley G Arid and semiarid rangeland production systems of Southern Africa: Wildlife. Article Scientifique 17 (01-Feb) 362-370
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Zeidler J, Seely M, Ramin A, Bruzak G 1999. Case study at Olifantputs Northwestern Namibia.
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