Titlebook: Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function; Ernst-Detlef Schulze,Harold A. Mooney Book 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Arten.Artenvie

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機密

Biodiversity and Ecosystem Function in Agricultural Systems the concepts and principles covered in the other chapters of this book are relevant to this discussion. Our main purpose is thus to establish a context for considering the role and significance of biodiversity in the functioning of agricultural systems.

無能性

Biodiversity and Interactions Within Pelagic Nutrient Cycling and Productivityoexist in a relatively isotrophic or unstructured environment, all competing for the same sorts of materials?” Indeed, the almost ubiquitous existence of multispecies communities, especially on the microorganism level, is one of the few firm facts in ecology (Pimm, Chap. 16).

CORE

Lumbar-Spine

Redundancy in Ecosystemsdant but continue to produce cars, and so on. How much species redundancy is built into ecological processes? To what extent are patterns of biological diversity important in determining the behaviour of ecological systems (Lubchenco et al. 1991; Solbrig 1991; Walker 1991)?

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Rare and Common Plants in Ecosystems, with Special Reference to the South-west Australian Floraare cosmopolitan and numerous, but most are limited to precise geographical regions, and some are extremely rare and highly localized. Explaining why this is so is a primary focus of biological science.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-78661-0 the concepts and principles covered in the other chapters of this book are relevant to this discussion. Our main purpose is thus to establish a context for considering the role and significance of biodiversity in the functioning of agricultural systems.

evaculate

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-78661-0oexist in a relatively isotrophic or unstructured environment, all competing for the same sorts of materials?” Indeed, the almost ubiquitous existence of multispecies communities, especially on the microorganism level, is one of the few firm facts in ecology (Pimm, Chap. 16).

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