Titlebook: Applied Population Biology; S. K. Jain,L. W. Botsford Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 biology.ecology.environment

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The biology of land restoration,riginal ecosystems, plants, animals and soils have been totally destroyed. All that is left is skeletal soil material. The restoration of functional, self-sustaining ecosystems on these materials is a considerable challenge..The problems of plant habitat degradation that have to be overcome can be s

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Population management in new plant breeding approaches,t breeding methods are all centered on the basic concepts of exploiting natural or artificially induced genetic variation in crop plants through selection, agronomic trials, and repeated cycles of this controlled evolutionary scheme. Methods vary in terms of the breeding system of the crop species (

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Population biology of helminth infections of veterinary importance and its relevance to control,metimes fatal diseases that arise when domestic ruminants are infected with helminth parasites. The models comprise hypotheses about the natural processes which control and regulate parasite abundance. The empirical description of regulatory processes is described in detail since these processes act

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Ecological theory and biological control,w the density at which it causes economic damage. It has been generally accepted for some 75 years that such enemies establish a low stable equilibrium pest density and maintain it by imposing density-dependent mortality on the pest. In recent years it has been suggested that success typically invol

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Habitat fragmentation, species diversity, extinction, and design of nature reserves,ntial use in conservation strategies. Exploring community-level effects of habitat subdivision, we demonstrate why island biogeography theory is not applicable to the problem of determining the best reserve size for maximum diversity. Evidence from field studies and experiments tends to argue for hi