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Felde Vivian A. Flantua Suzette G. A. Jenks Cathy R. Benito Blas M. de Beaulieu Jacques-Louis Kuneš Petr Magri Donatella Nalepka Dorota Risebrobakken Bjørg ter Braak Cajo J. F. Allen Judy R. M. Granoszewski Wojciech Helmens Karin F. Huntley Brian Kondratienė Ona Kalniņa Laimdota Kupryjanowicz Mirosława Malkiewicz Małgorzata Milner Alice M. Nita Małgorzata Noryśkiewicz Bożena Pidek Irena A. Reille Maurice Salonen J. Sakari Šeirienė Vaida Winter Hanna Tzedakis Polychronis C. Birks H. John B. 《Vegetation History and Archaeobotany》2020,29(1):101-109
Vegetation History and Archaeobotany - The Eemian interglacial represents a natural experiment on how past vegetation with negligible human impact responded to amplified temperature changes... 相似文献
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Weichselian interstadial vegetation history has been studied by means of pollen analysis of organic bearing fine-grained sediments at Dörrsvålen and Brovalltjärnen in a low mountain area in Härjedalen. The composition of the pollen flora suggests treeless vegetation consisting of shrubs and herbs. The interstadial vegetation consisted of Betula nana, Ericaceae, Juniperus and Salix spp. mixed with herbaceous plant communities including Gramineae, Cyperaceae, Caryophyllaceae, Saxifraga, Rumex/Oxyria and Polygonum. Betula and Pinus are represented by long distance-transported pollen. During the interstadial the climatic conditions seem to have been very harsh and continental as (cold) steppe plants reach high frequencies, e.g. Artemisia and Chenopodiaceae. The sediments are thought to have been deposited during an early Weichselian interstadial tentatively correlated with Tärendö in Norrbotten province, northern Sweden, and Odderade in Denmark and north-western Germany. Comparisons are made with other interstadial sites in central and northern Sweden, and in south-eastern Norway. 相似文献
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