Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Ecosystems
- Temperate deciduous forest
- Epping Forest
- 40-60 latitude
- Maritime influence
- Brown earth soil
- pH 5
- Nutrient rich
- good drainage
- bluebells ans snowdrops in spring
- lose leaves due to transpiration
- NET productivity 1,200gm/m2 per year
- Climax vegetation- oak tree
- Plagioclimax
- Heather moorland
- North yorkshire moors
- red grouse
- hunting
- economic value
- Local employment
- SSSI
- 110 bird species
- government must protect
- global responsibility
- 75% in britain
- 90% inNational Parks
- Burnt every 15 years
- fire resistant
- kill other plants
and heather bettle
- Prevent succession
- Acid soil
- pH 4
- Ecological conservation area
- Dulwich Upper wood
- 250 diffrent types of fungi
- 40 bird species nesting sites,owls
- Lords and ladies, wood
anemone, bluebells, yellow
pimpernal
- coppiced areas, wet areas
and ponds, herb gardens,
foxglove areas
- foxes,hedgehogs, bats,
butterflies, moths,dormice
- Success: entrance fee,preserved
species, cheap use of land, but maintance
costs
- Succession
- Ecologies along routeways
- Roads
- London plane tree
- aesthetic value- flaking bark
- mess- fruit,berries, leaves, bark
- pollution tolerant- hairs absorb pollution
- pests and diesease- ralery affected
- soil- poor+ salty
- little space- tolerant to pruning
- rarly blow over, shed branches
- little canopy, intercept rain
- birds, plants
beneath
- Kestral, scavendure birds
- nitrogen rich
- Canals
- waterfowl
- moorhens
- Kingfisher
- Ducks
- Insects
- dragonflies
- Damsleflies
- Aquatic plants
- yellow flag iris
- Railway lines
- oxford ragwort
- primrsoe and
foxglove- light
demanding
- foxes+badgers
- Brambles- nesting
site for birds
- Colonisation of wasteland
- Rural urban fringe