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Describes the effects of disturbance, species competition and coexistence, and the processes of plant succession.
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Describes the effects of disturbance, species competition and coexistence, and the processes of plant succession.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 332
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 693g
- ISBN-13: 9780521391900
- ISBN-10: 0521391903
- Artikelnr.: 28532224
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 332
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 693g
- ISBN-13: 9780521391900
- ISBN-10: 0521391903
- Artikelnr.: 28532224
1. Introduction and background
2. Plant strategies and successional change: a resource-response perspective
3. Community composition and trends of dominance and diversity in recovering ecosystems
4. The environment of successional plants: disentangling causes and consequences
5. Recruitment in successional habitats: general trends and specific differences
6. How do plants interact with each other?
7. Plant/plant interactions and ecosystem recovery
8. Competition and the evolution of response breadths and niches
9. Ecological and genetic variation in early successional plants
10. Coping with a variable environment: habitat selection, response flexibility: tracking, acclimation, and plasticity
11. Physiological trends of plant in recovering ecosystems
12. Crossing the scales: can we predict community composition from individual species response?
13. From fields to forests: forest dynamics and regeneration in a changing environment
14. Succession and global change: the implications of migration, extinction, and adaptation
References
Index.
2. Plant strategies and successional change: a resource-response perspective
3. Community composition and trends of dominance and diversity in recovering ecosystems
4. The environment of successional plants: disentangling causes and consequences
5. Recruitment in successional habitats: general trends and specific differences
6. How do plants interact with each other?
7. Plant/plant interactions and ecosystem recovery
8. Competition and the evolution of response breadths and niches
9. Ecological and genetic variation in early successional plants
10. Coping with a variable environment: habitat selection, response flexibility: tracking, acclimation, and plasticity
11. Physiological trends of plant in recovering ecosystems
12. Crossing the scales: can we predict community composition from individual species response?
13. From fields to forests: forest dynamics and regeneration in a changing environment
14. Succession and global change: the implications of migration, extinction, and adaptation
References
Index.
1. Introduction and background
2. Plant strategies and successional change: a resource-response perspective
3. Community composition and trends of dominance and diversity in recovering ecosystems
4. The environment of successional plants: disentangling causes and consequences
5. Recruitment in successional habitats: general trends and specific differences
6. How do plants interact with each other?
7. Plant/plant interactions and ecosystem recovery
8. Competition and the evolution of response breadths and niches
9. Ecological and genetic variation in early successional plants
10. Coping with a variable environment: habitat selection, response flexibility: tracking, acclimation, and plasticity
11. Physiological trends of plant in recovering ecosystems
12. Crossing the scales: can we predict community composition from individual species response?
13. From fields to forests: forest dynamics and regeneration in a changing environment
14. Succession and global change: the implications of migration, extinction, and adaptation
References
Index.
2. Plant strategies and successional change: a resource-response perspective
3. Community composition and trends of dominance and diversity in recovering ecosystems
4. The environment of successional plants: disentangling causes and consequences
5. Recruitment in successional habitats: general trends and specific differences
6. How do plants interact with each other?
7. Plant/plant interactions and ecosystem recovery
8. Competition and the evolution of response breadths and niches
9. Ecological and genetic variation in early successional plants
10. Coping with a variable environment: habitat selection, response flexibility: tracking, acclimation, and plasticity
11. Physiological trends of plant in recovering ecosystems
12. Crossing the scales: can we predict community composition from individual species response?
13. From fields to forests: forest dynamics and regeneration in a changing environment
14. Succession and global change: the implications of migration, extinction, and adaptation
References
Index.