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Plant disturbance ecology[electronic resource] :the process and the response /

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
杜威分類號:	581.7
書名/作者:	Plant disturbance ecology : the process and the response // [edited by] Edward A. Johnson, Kiyoko Miyanishi.
其他作者:	Johnson, E. A.
出版者:	London, United Kingdom : : Academic Press,, 2021.
面頁冊數:	1 online resource (562 p.).
附註:	Includes index.
標題:	Plant ecology.
標題:	Ecological disturbances.
標題:	Forest ecology.
標題:	Forest canopy ecology.
ISBN:	9780128188149 (electronic bk.)
ISBN:	0128188146 (electronic bk.)
ISBN:	9780128188132
內容註:	1. Disturbance and Succession; 2. The Turbulent Wind in Plant and Forest Canopies; 3. New Chapter on Windstorms and Blowdowns (title TBA); 4. Understanding How the Interaction of Wind and Trees Results in Windthrow, Stem Breakage, and Canopy Gap Formation; 5. New Chapter on Disturbance by Tree Uprooting (title TBA); 6. Meteorological Conditions Associated with Ice Storm Damage to Forests; 7. New Chapter on Drought (title TBA); 8. The Effect of Icing Events on the Death and Regeneration of North American Trees; 10. Coastal Dune Succession and the Reality of Dune Processes; 11. Fluvial Geomorphic Disturbances and Life History Traits of Riparian Tree Species; 12. Water Level Changes in Ponds and Lakes: The Hydrological Processes; 13. Development of Post-Disturbance Vegetation in Prairie Wetlands; 14. New Chapter on Fire (title TBA); 15. Insect Defoliators as Periodic Disturbances in Northern Forest Ecosystems; 16. Relationship Between Spruce Budworm Outbreaks and Forest Dynamics in Eastern North America; 17. New Chapter on Beaver Disturbance (title TBA).
摘要、提要註:	Lant Disturbance Ecology: The Process and the Response, Second Edition, is fully updated and clearly presents how scientists can use a multitude of approaches in plant disturbance ecology. Chapters on fire and beavers from the previous edition were combined into more extensive and inclusive chapters covering disturbance. There are new chapters on windstorms, droughts, and tree uprooting. All chapters from the first edition have been updated to include the latest research. Edited and written by leading experts in the field, this second edition is an essential resource for scientists interested in understanding plant disturbance and ecological processes. Disturbance ecology is still an active area of research and there have been many advances in new areas. One emerging direction in disturbance studies is the increased coupling of physical and ecological processes, and not just their forcing. Disturbances are increasingly traced back further in space and time to mechanisms that are causing the disturbances themselves (e.g., earth surface processes and mesoscale and larger meteorological processes), and the ecological effects being studied are becoming more physiological.
電子資源:	https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780128188132

Plant disturbance ecology[electronic resource] :the process and the response /
Plant disturbance ecologythe process and the response /[electronic resource] :[edited by] Edward A. Johnson, Kiyoko Miyanishi. - 2nd ed. - London, United Kingdom :Academic Press,2021. - 1 online resource (562 p.).

Includes index.

1. Disturbance and Succession; 2. The Turbulent Wind in Plant and Forest Canopies; 3. New Chapter on Windstorms and Blowdowns (title TBA); 4. Understanding How the Interaction of Wind and Trees Results in Windthrow, Stem Breakage, and Canopy Gap Formation; 5. New Chapter on Disturbance by Tree Uprooting (title TBA); 6. Meteorological Conditions Associated with Ice Storm Damage to Forests; 7. New Chapter on Drought (title TBA); 8. The Effect of Icing Events on the Death and Regeneration of North American Trees; 10. Coastal Dune Succession and the Reality of Dune Processes; 11. Fluvial Geomorphic Disturbances and Life History Traits of Riparian Tree Species; 12. Water Level Changes in Ponds and Lakes: The Hydrological Processes; 13. Development of Post-Disturbance Vegetation in Prairie Wetlands; 14. New Chapter on Fire (title TBA); 15. Insect Defoliators as Periodic Disturbances in Northern Forest Ecosystems; 16. Relationship Between Spruce Budworm Outbreaks and Forest Dynamics in Eastern North America; 17. New Chapter on Beaver Disturbance (title TBA).

Lant Disturbance Ecology: The Process and the Response, Second Edition, is fully updated and clearly presents how scientists can use a multitude of approaches in plant disturbance ecology. Chapters on fire and beavers from the previous edition were combined into more extensive and inclusive chapters covering disturbance. There are new chapters on windstorms, droughts, and tree uprooting. All chapters from the first edition have been updated to include the latest research. Edited and written by leading experts in the field, this second edition is an essential resource for scientists interested in understanding plant disturbance and ecological processes. Disturbance ecology is still an active area of research and there have been many advances in new areas. One emerging direction in disturbance studies is the increased coupling of physical and ecological processes, and not just their forcing. Disturbances are increasingly traced back further in space and time to mechanisms that are causing the disturbances themselves (e.g., earth surface processes and mesoscale and larger meteorological processes), and the ecological effects being studied are becoming more physiological.

ISBN: 9780128188149 (electronic bk.)Subjects--Topical Terms:

383790
Plant ecology.
Index Terms--Genre/Form:

336502
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: QK901

Dewey Class. No.: 581.7

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