The following list provides examples of keywords that can be used to search for books on your topic.
Use quotations marks around phrases that are two words or more. When searching in LibrarySearch (the library's search engine) the word 'AND' is automatically inserted between each search term to tie them together in a search.( However, if you're searching in an individual database, you need to include the 'AND' between each search term.)
"climate change" arctic
plants "climate change"
plants ecosystem*
monitoring temperature
surveying plants
biogeography
biomes
biota
"climate change"
"carbon cycle" or "carbon cycling" or" carbon flux*" or "CO2 flux"
ecozones
ecosystems (or grasslands or wetlands or prairies or desert or boreal forest or arctic or tundra, etc.)
"global warming"
"microbial ecology"
nutrient*
"nutrient cycle"
"nitrogen cycle*"
permafrost
phenology
"plant ecology"
"plant community"
plants
"soil analysis"
"soil biology"
"soil respiration"
succession
"terrestrial ecosystem*"
vegetation
wildlife (or mammals or insect* or birds or fish*, entomology, aves, etc)
Note: Use the asterisk * to search a keyword with various endings. For example, searching: sampl* , will search for: sample, samples, and sampling.