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Difference on Distribution of Ling Heather and Marrma Grass in the Windward slope of the First and Second Sand Dunes in Studland Heath on 30th May 04
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Difference on Distribution of Ling Heather and Marrma Grass in the Windward slope of the First and Second Sand Dunes in Studland Heath on 30th May 04 Introduction Studland Heath is an area of Special Scientific Interest (SSI). Succession is demonstrated in the area. There are two sand dunes, with the one closer the shore named First Sand Dune (S1) and the other one further away named Second Sand Dune (S2) in this analysis. Two crucial factors for sand dune formation are adequate supply of sand and strong wind. Waves deposited sand inshore at high tides. Sand is dried up during low tides. Wind blows sand further up the beach and finally deposits them in the leeward side. Accumulation of sand forms sand dunes. Yellow Dune Community is found in S1 while Grey Dune Community is found in S2 due to differences in physical conditions. S1 is a harsh environment for plants...
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