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Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functioning
Synthesis and Perspectives
Michel Loreau, Shahid Naeem og Pablo Inchausti
(2002)
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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- Paperback: 312 sider
- Udgiver: Oxford University Press, Incorporated (November 2002)
- Forfattere: Michel Loreau, Shahid Naeem og Pablo Inchausti
- ISBN: 9780198515715
'This is the hottest area in ecology and environmental sciences right now. I think this is an excellent proposal.' -Professor James Grover, University of Texas at Arlington, USA'The outline is excellent. This is going to be the hottest book in ecology over the next 5 to 10 years.' -Professor Michael Hochberg, Universite de Montpellier 2, FranceDetermining the scientific relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning has now emerged as one of the most important challenges in ecological and environmental science. This book provides a timely synthesis and critical assessment in order to generate a consensus on the main issues involved and stimulate new perspectives for future research.
A. Introduction
1. Naeem, Loreau, Inchausti: Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning: the emergence of a synthetic framework2. The debate on biodiversity and ecosystem functioningB. Core areas of debate: biodiversity and ecosystem processes in grassland ecosystems
3. Tilman et al: Plant diversity and composition: effects on productivity and nutrient dynamics of experimental grasslands4. Biodiversity manipulation experiments: studies replicated at multiple sites5. Evaluating the relative strengths of biotic versus abiotic controls of ecosystem processes6. The design and analysis of biodiversity experimentsC. New perspectives on ecosystem stability
7. Loreau et al: A new look at the relationship between stability and diversity8. Do species interactions buffer environmental variation (in theory)?9. Biodiversity and stability in soil ecosystems: patterns, processes and the effects of disturbance10. Neighbourhood-scale effects of species diversity on biological invasions and their relation to community patternsD. Extending the scope to other systems
11. Petchey et al: Contributions of aquatic model systems to our understanding of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning12. How can marine ecology contribute to the biodiversity-ecosystem functioning debate?13. Multitrophic dynamics and ecosystem processes14. Biodiversity, ecosystem functioning, and the aboveground-belowground linkages15. Biodiversity and ecosystem function in soil decomposer food webs16. The critical role of plant-microbe interactions on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning: arbuscular mycorrhizal associations as an exampleE. Extending the scope to other dimensions
17. Hooper et al: Species diversity, functional diversity and ecosystem functioning18. Slippin' and slidin' between the scales: the scaling components of the biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relations19. Effect of biodiversity on ecosystem functioning in managed ecosystemsF. Synthesis
20. Loreau, Naeem and Inchausti: Perspectives and challenges
1. Naeem, Loreau, Inchausti: Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning: the emergence of a synthetic framework2. The debate on biodiversity and ecosystem functioningB. Core areas of debate: biodiversity and ecosystem processes in grassland ecosystems
3. Tilman et al: Plant diversity and composition: effects on productivity and nutrient dynamics of experimental grasslands4. Biodiversity manipulation experiments: studies replicated at multiple sites5. Evaluating the relative strengths of biotic versus abiotic controls of ecosystem processes6. The design and analysis of biodiversity experimentsC. New perspectives on ecosystem stability
7. Loreau et al: A new look at the relationship between stability and diversity8. Do species interactions buffer environmental variation (in theory)?9. Biodiversity and stability in soil ecosystems: patterns, processes and the effects of disturbance10. Neighbourhood-scale effects of species diversity on biological invasions and their relation to community patternsD. Extending the scope to other systems
11. Petchey et al: Contributions of aquatic model systems to our understanding of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning12. How can marine ecology contribute to the biodiversity-ecosystem functioning debate?13. Multitrophic dynamics and ecosystem processes14. Biodiversity, ecosystem functioning, and the aboveground-belowground linkages15. Biodiversity and ecosystem function in soil decomposer food webs16. The critical role of plant-microbe interactions on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning: arbuscular mycorrhizal associations as an exampleE. Extending the scope to other dimensions
17. Hooper et al: Species diversity, functional diversity and ecosystem functioning18. Slippin' and slidin' between the scales: the scaling components of the biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relations19. Effect of biodiversity on ecosystem functioning in managed ecosystemsF. Synthesis
20. Loreau, Naeem and Inchausti: Perspectives and challenges
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