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- 19/02/2015 at 6:53 pm #3746loneyParticipant
What is a gallery forest? Define gallery forest? Give definition of gallery forests. Give interesting examples of gallery forests.
- 11/03/2015 at 1:56 pm #3797Dr. Aditya SardanaKeymaster
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A gallery forest is defined as a stretch of forest occurring along the banks of a watercourse (river, stream, drainage way, etc), flowing through a region having no trees or very few trees.
Interesting examples of gallery forests include Morichales of Llanos ecoregion of South America; gallery forests of La Gran Sabana / the Great Savanna region of Venezuela; gallery forests of Brazilian Savanna or Cerrado Region; gallery forests of Konza Prairie Biological Station (KBPS is a tallgrass prairie ecosystem in Kansas, United States); etc.
Read about the gallery forests in detail at Along the Rivers – The Gallery Forests – adidarwinian
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