Temperature and light micro‐climate within a tall tussock community
Drew A. Scott
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Drew A. Scott
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Abstract Temperature and light measurements were made within a tall tussock community. They show the extent to which the maximum, minimum, mean, and range of temperatures are higher near the north (sunny) side of a tussock and decrease outwards towards the inter‐tussock spaces and towards the southern (shady) side. The decrease in amount of light reaching the ground with increasing density of tussocks and with closer proximity to the tussock base is more marked on sunny than on cloudy days.
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Abstract Temperature and light measurements were made within a tall tussock community. They show the extent to which the maximum, minimum, mean, and range of temperatures are higher near the north (sunny) side of a tussock and decrease outwards towards the inter‐tussock spaces and towards the southern (shady) side. The decrease in amount of light reaching the ground with increasing density of tussocks and with closer proximity to the tussock base is more marked on sunny than on cloudy days.
Key concepts: Tussock, Environmental science, Atmospheric sciences, Range (aeronautics), Geology, Agronomy, Materials science, Biology