Fundamentals of Ecology¶
Odum, E. P. (1971). Fundamentals of Ecology.
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Primes¶
- Ecotone
- In ecology, the home substrate, ecotones are forest-grassland edges, freshwater-saltwater mixing zones, and tundra-taiga transitions; they host edge species absent from either flanking community, elevated biodiversity, and peak exchange of nutrients, propagules, and predators.
This sourceStandard definition of the ecotone as a transition zone of measurable breadth hosting edge species and elevated diversity (the edge effect).
- In ecology, the home substrate, ecotones are forest-grassland edges, freshwater-saltwater mixing zones, and tundra-taiga transitions; they host edge species absent from either flanking community, elevated biodiversity, and peak exchange of nutrients, propagules, and predators.
Mechanisms¶
- Saturation and Crowding Review
- The underlying idea that a niche has a finite capacity is the ecological notion of carrying capacity.
This sourceTreats carrying capacity as an ecological concept in population growth.
- The underlying idea that a niche has a finite capacity is the ecological notion of carrying capacity.
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