Titlebook: Biodiversity; Maintenance, Functio Edmundas Lekevi?ius Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license t

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Species Do Not Just ‘Struggle’alistic, facilitatory, or complementary relations) is an equally widespread force which remains in a dynamic equilibrium with repulsion. Species are not functionally independent. In the long-term perspective, only an ecosystem with its nutrient cycle is alive. In other words, guilds and species are

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Species Diversity as Trophic Specialisations and guilds, and are narrowed down even further to the very specific roles of individual species. For instance, the enormous diversity of herbivorous insects can be explained by their specialisation to feed on different plant species, their different genotype varieties, different organs or tissues

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Producer Diversity as Reflection of Variation in the Abiotic Environmentds especially true for the guilds of producers. For the time-being, there is no universally acceptable answer as to how hundreds and even thousands of plant species manage to coexist within a relatively small area. In most cases, however, the empirical data seem to suggest that the needs of the coex

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Do Consumers Maintain Diversity of Their Food Sources?roduce surprisingly balanced food webs where elimination of species becomes highly unlikely. In other words, it turned out quite unexpectedly that negative interspecific relations play a positive regulatory role by supporting species diversity, rather than reducing it. There are reasons to believe t

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Species Diversity Ensures Higher Total Biomass and Helps to Stabilise Itportion of sub-optimal species. However, in the long-term perspective, the more species-rich communities should gain a clear advantage and be able to produce higher total biomass in comparison with a monoculture of even the most productive species. Also, quite extensive and forceful field experiment

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Genotype Diversity as Even More Delicate Specialisation type of diversity is studied by ecological genetics, a discipline that appeared in 1960s, after the electrophoretic analysis of enzymes had become widely used. Soon after the first successful trials of this method, thousands of wild plant and animal populations were analysed. Almost all of them tur

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