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" Geographical changes in vegetation and plant functional types / "
Andrew M. Greller, Kazue Fujiwara, Franco Pedrotti, editors.
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864098
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Geographical changes in vegetation and plant functional types /\ Andrew M. Greller, Kazue Fujiwara, Franco Pedrotti, editors.
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Cham, Switzerland :: Springer,, 2018.
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| Series Statement
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Geobotany studies,
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1 online resource (xxii, 359 pages) :: illustrations (some color)
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3319687387
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3319687379
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9783319687377
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Intro; About the Series; Dedication; References; Preface/Overview; Contents; Part I: General Problems of Vegetation Interpretation; 1: Evidence of a Unique Association Between Single Forest Vegetation-Types and Seral Sequences: Praise for the Concept of `Veg ... ; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 Material and Methods; 1.2.1 The Research Area; 1.2.2 Sampling Design and Data Collection; 1.2.3 Data Analysis; 1.3 Results and Discussion; 1.4 Conclusions; References; Part II: Global Aspects of Plant Function; 2: Latitudinal Variation in Plant Functional Types; 2.1 Introduction; 2.1.1 Historical Evidence.
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2.1.14 The Leaf-Life-Form-Root (LLR) Strategy and Its Relationship to Latitude2.1.15 Pattern Analyses of Plant Functional Types, Vascular Plant Richness and Vegetation Structure Along a Latitudinal Gradie ... ; 2.1.16 Species Richness and PFT Richness at Global Scale; 2.1.17 Variation in Species and PFT Richness with Latitude; 2.1.18 PFT Richness Matched Against Minimum Temperature of the Coldest Month; 2.1.19 Species and PFT Richness Combined Matching Against Latitude; 2.1.20 An Example of Latitudinal Distribution of One PFT or Functional Modus (me-la-do-ct-ph).
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2.1.2 Underlying Hypotheses for a Latitudinal Gradient in Biodiversity2.1.3 Biophysical Drivers of a Latitudinal Diversity Gradient; 2.1.4 Temperature, Elevation and Precipitation; 2.1.5 Substrate; 2.1.6 Productivity Gradients; 2.1.7 Metabolic Theory; 2.1.8 Rapoportś Rule and the Mid-Domain Effect; 2.1.9 Differences Between Continents; 2.1.10 Vegetation Structure and Latitude; 2.1.10.1 Plant Height; 2.1.10.2 Basal Area; 2.1.11 Plant Life Forms and Latitudinal Gradients; 2.1.12 Leaf Life Span and Latitude; 2.1.13 Plant Functional Types and Traits.
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2.1.21 Mesophyll Leaf Size Distribution with Latitude2.1.22 Leptophyll Leaf Size Distribution with Latitude; 2.1.23 Latitudinal Distribution of PFTs with Lateral Leaf Inclination; 2.1.24 Latitudinal Distribution of PFTs with a Vertical Leaf Inclination; 2.1.25 Latitudinal Distribution of PFTs with a Deciduous Trait; 2.1.26 Latitudinal Distribution of Plants with Hypostomatous Leaves; 2.1.27 Latitudinal Distribution of Plants with Amphistomatous Leaves; 2.1.28 Latitudinal Distribution of Mean Canopy Height and Basal Area; 2.2 Discussion; References.
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3: Plant Eco-Morphological Traits as Adaptations to Environmental Conditions: Some Comparisons Between Different Biomes Across ... 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 Sclerophylly: Australia and the Northern Hemisphere Mediterranean Climatic Areas; 3.3 Evergreen and Deciduous Leaves; 3.4 The Conifers; 3.5 The History of the Flora in Both Hemispheres; 3.6 Traits as Adaptations to Current Conditions or Conserved Along Evolution; 3.7 Final Statements; References; Part III: Regional Vegetation Types and Distribution, Prehistoric Landscapes.
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This book presents studies on current vegetation topics, from polar to tropical regions. It is a festschrift to mark the 70th birthday of Prof. Elgene O. Box, who has studied vegetation all over the world, both through fieldwork and modeling. It reflects a number of his interests, including basic ecological plant forms (cf 'plant functional types'), temperate-zone forests, and evergreen versus seasonal patterns. Section 1 discusses the concept of vegetation series, while Section 2 has two global-scale chapters on plant functional traits and whether they are related more to climate or phylogeny. Section 3 has nine chapters focusing on vegetation history, regional vegetation, and how these have influenced current species organizations and distributions. Regions treated include Russia, China, the USA, Mexico and Mediterranean areas. Lastly, Section 4 addresses aspects of vegetation change and plant ecology. Every chapter in this unique book offers original ideas on the topic of vegetation, as the authors are assembled from a world-wide population of leading vegetational ecologists, whose interests range from local communities to global theoretical questions.
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Phytogeography.
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Conservation of the environment.
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Ecological science, the Biosphere.
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Physical geography topography.
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Phytogeography.
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Plant ecology.
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SCIENCE-- Life Sciences-- Botany.
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581.9
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QK101
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Box, Elgene Owen
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Fujiwara, Kazue
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Greller, Andrew M.
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Pedrotti, Franco
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