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Plant functional diversity

por Garnier, Eric

Autores adicionales: Navas, Marie-Laure | Grigulis, Karl

Publicado por : Oxford University Press (Oxford ) Detalles físicos: xxii, 231 páginas ISBN:9780198757368; 9780198757375.

Tema(s): Conservación de los recursos naturales -- Plantas | Biodiversidad | Ecosistemas

Año : 2016

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Notas de título ( 2 )

Tipo de ítem	Ubicación actual	Colección	Signatura	Copia número	Estado	Fecha de vencimiento	Código de barras	Reserva de ítems
Libro	Quinta de Mutis Mezanecs	Libro	581.5 G236pf (Navegar estantería)	Ej.1	Prestado	22/04/2024	100153834

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"This book is based on 'Diversité fonctionnelle des Plantes - Traits des Organismes, Structure des Communautés, Propriétés des Ecosystèmes' authored by Eric Garnier and Marie-Laure Navas, and published in 2013 by De Boeck. It has been substantially enriched compared to the French version, and some chapters have been extensively revised and completed"--Page vii.

Glossary -- 1. A functional approach to biological diversity. Diversity or diversities? ; Plants and functions ; Functional diversity and comparative plant ecology ; Questions addressed by a functional approach to diversity ; Key points ; References -- 2. Trait-based ecology : definitions, methods, and a conceptual framework. Introduction ; Traits : definitions and protocols ; Traits and the comparative approach in ecology ; Conceptual framework : organisms, communities, ecosystems ; Conclusions ; Key points ; References -- 3. The functional characterization of plants. Introduction ; Traits representative of the three major axes of ecological variation ; Beyond the three major axes of variation ; Traits and phylogeny ; Conclusions ; Key points ; References -- 4. Gradients, response traits, and ecological strategies. Introduction ; Environmental gradients ; Environmental factors and trait intraspecific variability ; Responses of traits to different environmental gradients : species and community levels ; Ecological strategies ; Conclusions ; Key points ; References -- 5. A functional approach to plant community structure. Introduction ; Community assembly rules and environmental filters ; Characterizing the functional structure of a community ; Factors controlling community functional structure ; Conclusions ; Key points ; References -- 6. Plant traits and ecosystem properties. Introduction ; Plant communities and ecosystem properties ; Functional bases for trait-ecosystem properties relationships and the dominance hypothesis ; The complementarity hypothesis ; Testing simultaneously the dominance and complementarity hypotheses ; Dominance and complementarity effects : too early for conclusions ; A new perspective : ecosystem allometry ; Conclusions ; Key points ; References --7. Functional diversity and ecosystem services. Introduction ; Types of ecosystem services ; A functional approach to services ; The quantification of services ; Conclusions ; Key points ; References -- 8. Functional diversity in agriculture : grasslands and crop weeds as case studies. Introduction ; Managed permanent grasslands ; Crop weeds ; How do these examples help us develop innovative agricultural systems? ; Conclusions ; Key points ; References -- 9. Managing functional diversity data. Introduction ; Availability of trait data ; Ecoinformatics and plant functional diversity ; Conclusions ; Key points ; References -- 10. Perspectives for functional diversity research. Introduction ; Basis and theory of the trait-based approach to diversity ; Functional diversity and intraspecific variability ; Traits, functioning of organisms, and environmental factors ; Community functional structure, ecosystem properties, and services ; Perspectives in the field of agriculture ; Data management ; Conclusions ; Key points.