Biodiversity in Land/Inland Water Ecotones
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There is no doubt that the book will be of great interest to ecologists, limnologists, and all those interested in nature management and biodiversity conservation.
--International Journal of Environment and Pollution, 1999
Book Description
This is a high-level scientific text and reference work on the properties of land-water ecotones and their role in maintaining local, regional, and global biological diversity. It reviews current knowledge of the subject, explains the importance of land-water ecotones in maintaining biodiversity and the factors controlling biodiversity, identifies the role of biodiversity in the functioning of transition systems between ecosystems as well as the main scientific issues for future research leading to the development of a general theory of biological diversity, and examines the impact of human activity on land-water ecotones. The book's eleven chapters cover microbiological diversity, plant diversity, invertebrate biodiversity, bird diversity, mammal diversity, and ecotonal biodiversity and sustainability in tropical landscapes.
Biodiversity in Land/Inland Water Ecotones
Biodiversity in Land/Inland Water Ecotones,J.-B. Lachavanne,R. Juge,Taylor & Francis,1850707359,Biodiversity,Biological Variation,Biological diversity,Congresses,Ecology,Environmental Engineering & Technology,Freshwater ecology,Land-water ecotones,Life Sciences - Ecology,Riparian ecology,Science,Science/Mathematics,Water Supply,Applied ecology,Management of land & natural resources,Nature / Water Supply
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