Response Diversity, Ecosystem Change, and Resilience¶
Elmqvist, Folke, Nyström, Peterson, Bengtsson, Walker, & Norberg. (2003). Response Diversity, Ecosystem Change, and Resilience. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, 1(9), 488-494.
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- Ecological Resilience Design
- They then build in response diversity — mixing tree and understory species that survive fire differently, so a burn that kills one cohort leaves another standing, the ecological equivalent of backups that fail differently.
This sourceDefines response diversity as differing reactions to environmental change among species performing the same ecosystem function and identifies it as important to resilience.
- They then build in response diversity — mixing tree and understory species that survive fire differently, so a burn that kills one cohort leaves another standing, the ecological equivalent of backups that fail differently.
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