tailieunhanh - ECOSYSTEMS OF DISTURBED GROUND

As the human population inexorably grows, its cumulative impacts on the earth’s resources are hard to ignore. The ability of the earth to support more humans is dependent on the ability of humans to manage natural resources wisely. Because disturbance alters resource levels, effective management requires understanding of the ecology of disturbance. Editorship of this book was undertaken with several goals in mind. First, I wanted to present an organized summary of the many types of disturbances that impact the earth, with as global a focus as the existing literature allowed | ECOSYSTEMS OF DISTURBED GROUND Lawrence R. Walker ECOSYSTEMS OF THE WORLD 16 ECOSYSTEMS OF DISTURBED GROUND ECOSYSTEMS OF THE WORLD Editor in Chief David W Goodall Centre for Ecosystem Studies Edith Cowan University Joondalup WA. Australia I. TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS II. AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS A. Natural Terrestrial Ecosystems 1. Wet Coastal Ecosystems 2. Dry Coastal Ecosystems 3. Polar and Alpine Tundra 4. Mires Swamp Bog Fen and Moor 5. Temperate Deserts and Semi-Deserts 6. Coniferous Forests 7. Temperate Deciduous Forests 8. Natural Grasslands 9. Heathlands and Related Shrublands 10. Temperate Broad-Leaved Evergreen Forests 11. Mediterranean-Type Shrublands 12. Hot Deserts and Arid Shrublands 13. Tropical Savannas 14. Tropical Rain Forest Ecosystems 15. Wetland Forests 16. Ecosystems of Disturbed Ground B. Managed Terrestrial Ecosystems 17. Managed Grasslands 18. Field Crop Ecosystems 19. Tree Crop Ecosystems 20. Greenhouse Ecosystems 21. Bioindustrial Ecosystems A. Inland Aquatic Ecosystems 22. River and Stream Ecosystems 23. Lakes and Reservoirs B. Marine Ecosystems 24. Intertidal and Littoral Ecosystems 25. Coral Reefs 26. Estuaries and Enclosed Seas 27. Ecosystems of the Continental Shelves 28. Ecosystems of the Deep Ocean C. Managed Aquatic Ecosystems 29. Managed Aquatic Ecosystems III. UNDERGROUND ECOSYSTEMS 30. Subterranean .

• Sinh học
• DISTURBANCE REGIMES
• BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
• FOREST DISTURBANCES
• SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT
• AGROECOSYSTEMS
• SOIL MICROORGANISMS