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Causes and Consequences of Spatial Heterogeneity in Ecosystem Function. Ecology lacks a theory of ecosystem function that is spatially explicit, and there are few empirical studies from which to infer general conclusions. We present an organizing framework that clarifies consideration of ecosystem processes in heterogeneous landscapes; consider when spatial heterogene

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Reciprocal Cause and Effect Between Environmental Heterogeneity and Transport Processes environments. Flows and movements are treated as propagations of ecological influence through environmental space. Propagations are composed of four elements: (1) initiating events or conditions, (2) transport vectors, (3) transported entities, and (4) deposition or impact processes. All four eleme

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Population Ecology in Spatially Heterogeneous Environmentsspatial structure simply as population subdivision into habitat patches. Later models included at first partially and then fully explicit representation of the spatial relationships among habitat patches. More recently, landscape population ecologists have broadened the view of spatial heterogeneity

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Heterogeneity in Hydrologic Processes: A Terrestrial Hydrologic Modeling Perspectives heterogeneity is a fundamental component of both theoretical and applied hydrology. Observations of heterogeneity occur at multiple scales ranging from within-canopy variation in water-holding capacity of a single leaf to spatial variation in precipitation at continental to global scales. Conseque

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Spatial Heterogeneity in Infectious Disease Epidemicsst nearby.Among-host differences can determine which hosts suffer disease and the population dynamics of infectious disease epidemics.From the perspective of the infectious agent, a host is a habitat patch; among-host differences that are epidemiologically important are related to the concepts of co

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Heterogeneity in Arid and Semiarid Lands patches, spatial heterogeneity is now more broadly interpreted as the cumulative outcome of the processes affecting the spatial and temporal distribution of vital resources such as water, topsoil organic matter, and propagules individually and collectively. Spatial resource redistribution is shown