Modeling the Response of Mangrove Ecosystems to Herbicide Spraying, Hurricanes, Nutrient Enrichment And Economic Development
Modeling the Response of Mangrove Ecosystems to Herbicide Spraying, Hurricanes, Nutrient Enrichment And Economic Development
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As the hurricane intensity was increased, the time required for the man- groves to recover also increased (Figure 22a). In Figure 22b, the nature of the storm affected the amount of detritus. A moderate storm lowered detritus; a moderately severe storm increased detritus abruptly with a slow decrease over time, and a severe storm increased detritus slightly, followed by a sharp instant decrease with slow recovery to steady state. The amount of detritus exported into the estuary during the hurri...cane increased with increasing severity of the hurricane.
Detritus refers to that present on the forest floor when the hurricane occurred and leaves and small branches blown off by hurricane winds.
The hurricane effect is shown as a spike about 40 years into the simu- lation. Export of detritus remained low for many years after the hurricane.
In Figure 23, a hurricane pulse occurred about five years into the simulation and then at 30-year intervals. The first hurricane pulse occurred before steady state was reached but mangrove biomass and detritus were already at steady state when the other simulated hurri- canes occurred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the hurricane intensity was increased, the time required for the man- groves to recover also increased (Figure 22a). In Figure 22b, the nature of the storm affected the amount of detritus. A moderate storm lowered detritus; a moderately severe storm increased detritus abruptly with a slow decrease over time, and a severe storm increased detritus slightly, followed by a sharp instant decrease with slow recovery to steady state. The amount of detritus exported into the estuary during the hurri...cane increased with increasing severity of the hurricane.
Detritus refers to that present on the forest floor when the hurricane occurred and leaves and small branches blown off by hurricane winds.
The hurricane effect is shown as a spike about 40 years into the simu- lation. Export of detritus remained low for many years after the hurricane.
In Figure 23, a hurricane pulse occurred about five years into the simulation and then at 30-year intervals. The first hurricane pulse occurred before steady state was reached but mangrove biomass and detritus were already at steady state when the other simulated hurri- canes occurred.
What to read after Modeling the Response of Mangrove Ecosystems to Herbicide Spraying, Hurricanes, Nutrient Enrichment And Economic Development?
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