Titlebook: Humans as Components of Ecosystems; The Ecology of Subtl Mark J. McDonnell,Steward T. A. Pickett Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media

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The Process of Plant Colonization in Small Settlements and Large Citiesher taxa, or involuntarily, such as weeds, pathogens, and animal pests. Other anthropophilous native vertebrates, invertebrates, and plants can be added to the list. The anthropization process involves a series of adaptations to peculiarities of rural and urban environments (Falifiski 1968; .; Kowarik 1990).

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Modification of Nitrogen Cycling at the Regional Scale: The Subtle Effects of Atmospheric Depositionquire regulatory correction. In this chapter, I will first present an example of the subtle effects of nitrogen (N) deposition on forest ecosystem function over large areas, and then will attempt to deal with the question of environmental change and its perception by humans.

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