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| 050 00 ^aSB1080^b.L540 2005
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| 111 2 ^aCary Conference^n(10th :^d2003 :^cMillbrook, N.Y.)
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| 245 10 ^aEcosystem function in heterogeneous landscapes /^cedited by Gary M. Lovett ... [et al.].
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| 260 ^aNew York :^bSpringer,^c2005.
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| 300 ^axxiv, 489 p. :^bill. ;^c24 cm.
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| 504 ^aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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| 505 00 ^tEcosystem function in heterogeneous landscapes /^rGaryM. Lovett ... [et al.] --^tg SECTION I. CHALLENGES AND CONCEPTUAL APPROACHES --^tCauses and consequences of spatial heterogeneity in ecosystem function /^rMonica G. Turner, F. Stuart Chapin III --^tTemplate: patterns and processes of spatial variation /^rEthan P. White, James H.Brown --^tThoughts on the generation and imporatance of spatial heterogeneity in ecosystems and landscapes /^rJohnPastor --^tReciprocal cause and effect between environmental heterogeneity and transport processes /^rWilliam A. Reiners --^gSECTION II. PERSPECTIVES FROM DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES --^tPopulation ecology in spatially heterogeneous environments /^rLenore Fahrig, William K. Nuttle --^tHeterogeneity in hydrologic processes: a terrestrial hydrologic modeling perspective /^rChristina Tague --^tSpatial heterogeneity in infectious disease epidemics /^rDavid L. Smith --^tSpatial heterogeneity and its relation to processes in the Upper Ocean /^rAmala Mahadevan --^gSECTION III. ILLUSTRATIONS OF HETEROGENEITY AND ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION --^tHeterogeneity in arid and semiarid lands /^rDavid J. Tongway, John A. Ludwig --^tFormation of soil-vegetation patterns /^rMarcel Meinders,Nico van Breemen --^tSpatial petterning of soil carbon storage across boreal landscapes /^rMerritt R. Turestsky ... [et al.] --^tHeterogeneity in urban ecosystems: patterns and process /^rLarry E. Band ... [et al.] --^tOrigins, patterns, and imporatnce of heterogenetiy in Riparian systems /^rRobert J. Naiman ... [et al.] --^tFlowpaths as integrators of heterogeneity in streams andlandscapes /^rStuart G. Fisher, Jill R. Welter --^tCauses and consequences of spatial heterogeneity in lakes /^rTimothy K. Kratz ... [et al.] --^gSECTION IV. APPLICATION OF FRAMEWORKS AND CONCEPTS --^tImportance of multiscale spatial heterogeneity in wildland fire management and research /^rWilliam H. Romme --^tRole of spatial heterogenetiy in the management of freshwater resources /^rAlan D. Steinman, Rodney Denning --^tRoles ofspatial heterogeneity and ecological processes in conservation planning /^rHugh P. Possingham ... [et al.] --^gSECTION V. SYNTHESIS --^tChallenges in understanding the functions of ecological heterogeneity /^rDavid L. Strayer --^tSpatial pattern and ecosystem function: reflections on current knowledge and future directions /^rJerry F. Franklin --^tSpatial heterogeneity: past, present, and future /^rGaius R. Shaver --^tHeterogenetiy and ecosystem function: enhancing ecological understandingand applications /^rJudy L. Meyer --^tConceptual frameworks: plan for a half-built house /^rGary M. Lovett ... [et al.]
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| 650 0 ^aBiotic communities^vCongresses.
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| 650 0 ^aLandscape ecology^vCongresses.
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| 700 1 ^aLovett, Gary.
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| 999 ^aใช้งานได้ทุกระบบ
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