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Reed beds are a common form of lakeside ecotone. The beds tend to accumulate organic matter which is then colonised by trees, forcing the reeds furthe
Reed beds are a common form of lakeside ecotone. The beds tend to accumulate organic matter which is then colonised by trees, forcing the reeds further into the lake.
Fig.1 & 2 show simple ecotones with equal and homogeneous surfaces in both cases. Fig.3 shows an inclusion of each medium in the other, creating multi
Fig.1 & 2 show simple ecotones with equal and homogeneous surfaces in both cases. Fig.3 shows an inclusion of each medium in the other, creating multiple ecotones, which are shown in a more complex form in figure 4. Fig. 5 & 6 show the edges of forests or banks treated in such a way as to lengthen the ecotone considerably without excessively modifying the environment. Fig.7 shows a common interpenetration of media (such as that found at the edge of a forest). Fig.8 shows an ecotone that could have been formed by an animal modifying its environment.
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South side of the summit of Mont Ventoux
South side of the summit of Mont Ventoux
North side of the summit of Mont Ventoux
North side of the summit of Mont Ventoux
Mont Ventoux as seen from Avignon, around 50 km (30 miles) away.
Mont Ventoux as seen from Avignon, around 50 km (30 miles) away.
Mont Ventoux as seen from the town of Roussillon.
Mont Ventoux as seen from the town of Roussillon.