Phytosociology of the Mpumalanga high altitude grasslands

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An endoscopic and immunopathological study of respiratory tract disorders in thoroughbred racehorses

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The influence of fuel properties on threshold combustion in aviation gas turbine engines by Burger, Victor

“…Laminar flame speed was shown not to correlate with LBO, discrediting its use as a proxy for reaction rate. …”
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Topography as a determinant of range extent and overlap : a species level phylogenetic reconstruction and geographical range analysis of Syncarpha (Asteraceae) by Haiden, Sarah

“…Furthermore, age-range correlations confirm the role of altitude in maintaining a stronger signal of allopatry among recently diverged clades, where montane clades present lower levels of range overlap than those at intermediate altitudes. …”
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Investigating recharge rates in Table Mountain springs using oxygen and hydrogen isotopes by Halenyane, Keolebogile

“…There is a strong negative correlation between δD and average altitude (r = -0.90) and for δ¹⁸O and average altitude (r = -0.82). …”
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Evaluation of climate change impacts on rain-fed crop production in the Wami-Ruvu basin of Tanzania

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A comparative study of the distribution of C₃ and C₄ species of Cyperaceae in South Africa in relation to climate by Chuba, David

“…In this study the contribution of the climatic factors such as temperature, altitude, and mean annual precipitation as well as phylogeny to the determination of the distribution of C₃ and C₄ genera of Cyperaceae in South Africa has been investigated. …”
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Composition and stand dynamics of the Ntabelanga Natural Forests around Maclear, Eastern Cape, South Africa

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On the climate of the Drakensberg : rainfall and surface-temperature attributes, and associated geomorphic effects

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Edaphic factors and rhizobia influence the distribution of legumes (Fabaceae) in the Core Cape Subregion of South Africa by Dludlu, Meshack Nkosinathi

“…Canonical correspondence analysis was used to test for a correlation between legume species composition and edaphic factors. …”
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Stable isotope hydrology of the Table Mountain group by Diamond, Roger Edward

“…Isotope composition of rainfall is also strongly negatively correlated with altitude. Sites that are elevated within the landscape have a reduced altitude effect, such as tall peaks, whereas mountain valleys display enhanced altitude effects. …”
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The Distribution and biogeography of the cryptic multimammate mice, mastomys natalensis (A. Smith, 1834) and Mastomys coucha (A. Smith, 1836) in southern Africa

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Relationship between the prevalence of trachomatous inflammation in children (age 1-9years) and the prevalence of trichiasis in adults (age 15years and above) at a presumed steady... by Antwi-Adjei, Ellen K

“…Data on sanitation and hygiene as well as altitude, which were collected as part of GTMP, were assessed to determine if they contributed to relationship between TF and TT. …”
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Assessment of veld utilisation practices and veld condition in the Little Karoo by Cupido, Clement F.

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Facilitating golden mole conservation in South African highland grasslands : a predictive modelling approach by Rampartab, Chanel

“…Initial species distribution models were developed using occurrence records for 38 specimens, based on interpolated data for 19 bioclimatic variables, continuous altitude data, as well as categorical spatial data for landtypes, WWF ecoregions and vegetation types. …”
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Reproduction and establishment of two endangered African cedars, Widdringtonia cedarbergensis and Widdringtonia whytei by Mitrani, Leila Mical

“…My results show that seed viability for both W. cedarbergensis and W. whytei is not significantly correlated with distance to nearest-neighbour, altitude or soil nitrogen, carbon or phosphorus. …”
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Multi-wavelength observations of sprites over southern Africa by Nnadih, Stanislaus Ogechukwu

“…Sprites are short-lived, optical upper atmospheric lightning-induced phenomena that occur above an active thunderstorm, at an altitude range of 40 - 85 km. They are often described as electrical discharges in the mesosphere, following mostly large positive cloud-to-ground lightning discharges. …”
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