Titlebook: Linking Restoration and Ecological Succession; Lawrence R. Walker,Joe Walker,Richard J. Hobbs Book 2007 Springer-Verlag New York 2007 asse

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0172-6161 de valuable reference for both students and practitioners.While studies of restoration and ecological succession have been published independently, there is much overlap between these approaches that has not been adequately explored. Linking Restoration and Ecological Succession integrates practical

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Insights Gained from Succession for the Restoration of Landscape Structure and Function,ccession that enhance the rate and quality of restoration. Restoration outcomes are affected by aboveground and belowground processes, but are usually assessed as impacts on aboveground structure and function.We emphasize those processes that can be readily manipulated through a model that features “bottlenecks” to effective restoration.

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Retrogressive Succession and Restoration on Old Landscapes, landscapes are known to exhibit natural retrogression; they become leaky, losing nutrients or become less efficient in carbon or water cycling. Consequently, old landscapes can be expected to respond differently to disturbance and restoration activities compared with young landscapes (Walker . 2001).

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Forging a New Alliance Between Succession and Restoration,ome by biome—then we will unquestionably be better placed to predict how much time, energy and capital of all sorts will be required, or should be allocated, to ecological restoration and rehabilitation. (Aronson and van Andel 2006)

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Insights Gained from Succession for the Restoration of Landscape Structure and Function,lity, by reversing the long-term effects of agriculture, mining, or logging or by ameliorating toxicity. Plant communities also can be modified to resemble their former condition in an effort to provide conservation benefits (van Andel and Aronson 2006). In this chapter, we focus on insights from su

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Aboveground-Belowground Linkages, Ecosystem Development, and Ecosystem Restoration,lation from one another, there has been increasing recognition over the past decade or so that these components interact with each other to drive processes at both the community and ecosystem levels of resolution (e.g., van der Putten . 2001, Wardle . 2004a, Bardgett 2005).