Titlebook: Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems; The Role of Nutrient Frederick J. Kruger,Derek T. Mitchell,Jennifer U. Conference proceedings 1983 Springer

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Approaches to the Definition of Mediterranean Growth Forms points of view during the last two decades. This work, which continues, was summarized by Di Castri and Mooney (1973), Mooney (1977) and Cody and Mooney (1978). The mediterranean-type ecosystems of California have also been compared to those of the Mediterranean Basin and Australia (Naveh 1967; Specht 1968a,b).

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Carbon and Nitrogen Economy of ,, a Californian Mediterranean-Climate Drought-Deciduous Shruber (1980) has observed an overall correlation of 0.64 (P < 0.001) between nitrogen content and photosynthetic rate among nine different chaparral species in which the measurements of photosynthesis were not controlled for leaf age or stomatal conductance.

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0070-8356 cal principles, derived from research on particular populations, communities or ecosystems, are generally valid, and hence also to what extent resource management principles are general. To quote Di Castri and Mooney (1973): "In effect, in order to assess the transfer of technology, it is essential

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Conference proceedings 1983ples, derived from research on particular populations, communities or ecosystems, are generally valid, and hence also to what extent resource management principles are general. To quote Di Castri and Mooney (1973): "In effect, in order to assess the transfer of technology, it is essential to know to

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Influence of Nutrients on the Composition and Distribution of Plant Communities in Mediterranean-Typannual rainfall exceeds 600 mm, rock type is the main factor determining the nature of plant communities. Consequently the composition of rock and soil types were examined and compared to the composition of the leaves of the dominant plants.

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The Comparative Evolution of Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems: A Southern Perspectivects of climatic and vegetation change with specific emphasis on southern Australia and southern Africa to illustrate the kind of information currently available for comparing the selective pressures that have contributed to the evolution of the mediterranean-type ecosystems.