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書目名稱Grassland structure and function影響因子(影響力)




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Insect Herbivory in the Transition to California Annual Grasslands: Did Grasshoppers Deliver the Corennial bunch grasses to introduced, annual grass species (Jackson 1985). Since specific information concerning grasshoppers from California grasslands is generally lacking, I will summarize patterns and processes of grasshopper feeding from other North American grasslands and suggest possible mecha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03454-0originate from seeds annually. In order to persist, the plants must produce seeds before the summer drought and disperse a significant portion of these seeds to favorable locations in the seedbed where they await moisture events of sufficient magnitude in the fall to trigger germination.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-01798-1od of water availability (Gulmon 1979; Ewing and Menke 1983). Here, we address two issues about the comparative ecology of annual grass species in their homeland and in California: first, their different ecological roles in the two regions, and second, characteristics that preadapted these plants to conditions in California.

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Müssen agile Transformationen scheitern?n these various environments produces still greater variability within the ecosystem. This chapter discusses interrelationships between climate and soil characteristics, with emphasis on how these abiotic factors influence structure, composition, and productivity of plant communities of the grasslands.

Psychogenic

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-64303-7rtions of the island chain to the west of what later became revealed as the San Andreas fault system were far to the south of their present situation. The sea covered the present Transverse Ranges but was penetrated by the San Gabriel Mountains (Raven and Axelrod 1978).

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Donna Malvey,Donna J. Slovensky(e.g., Holling 1965; Royama 1971; Innis 1978). However, unfulfilled promise in the aftermath of the Biome Modeling program in the US IBP has created questions about the future potential of large mathematical models in ecology (Watt 1975; Pielou 1981).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8694-8earing as natural communities become better understood. This paper concerns a subset of this larger issue, namely, the impacts of vertebrate animals in California grassland communities. No one would deny the profound effects on this community-type imposed by grazing livestock. But what about non-domesticated vertebrates?