: [ECOLOG-L] Human-assembled ecosystem
Respectable journals won't publish applied material??? I can't let that
pass unanswered. There are numerous respectable journals that focus on
applied areas such as pollution, aquaculture, agriculture, silviculture,
invasion biology, environmental management
Cleere boogni...@yahoo.com
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So you pick feral cats over, for example, cattle? Cattle that negatively
impact soil and water quality and increase erosion, which in turn
negatively
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So you pick feral cats over, for example, cattle? Cattle that negatively
impact soil and water quality and increase
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This has been an extremely interesting thread.
Now if we could just
This has been an extremely interesting thread.
Now if we could just admit that humans are part of ecology/ecosystem
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Even highly diverse, apparently sustainable agricultural systems – like the
forest gardens of lowland Samoa – wind up displacing/destroying much
biodiversity when human population
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Thank you for finally nudging toward the real root of most of our
problems - unregulated human population explosion.
Is it ethical that the goal of humanity seems to be to ensure that at some
point
: [ECOLOG-L] Human-assembled ecosystem
I'd like to hear more about the huge social component with respect to
invasive species, and would especially like to hear more about
academics'
discomfort in this regard.--Wayne Tyson
Essentially invasive species are invasive because we say they are.
Miconia
Rivera
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Why is novel ecosystem nauseating? There seems to be a negative bias
towards this idea in this thread. As scientist that we are, this seems
From: Richard Boyce boy...@nku.edu
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Here's a *very* interesting story on the human-assembled ecosystems of
Ascension Island in the tropical South
further into the nuts and bolts of evolution.
WT
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Hi Ian,
While plant ecology abandoned Clements a generation
All:
By respectable, I meant main-stream ecology.
WT
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Respectable journals won't publish
landr...@cox.net wrote:
A cornfield requires cultivation. An ecosystem requires no cultivation.
WT
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Dear WT,
How about cultivation of fungi by termites and ants?
Andres Vina
Wayne Tyson landr...@cox.net wrote:
A cornfield requires cultivation. An ecosystem
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Dear WT,
How about cultivation of fungi by termites and ants?
Andres Vina
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Cultivation of plants and animals, by definition, replaces complex,
self-sustaining ecosystems with monocultures or polycultures.
WT
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Cultivation of plants and animals, by definition, replaces complex,
self-sustaining ecosystems with monocultures or polycultures
of evolution.
WT
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Hi Ian,
While plant ecology abandoned Clements a generation or two ago, like a
lot
of things
While plant ecology abandoned Clements a generation or two ago, like a lot of
things that hasn't always trickled down to more applied areas.
For this stuff specifically, there's a whole literature on 'novel ecosystems'
that has developed in the last several years...Richard Hobbs, Ariel Lugo,
Here's a *very* interesting story on the human-assembled ecosystems of
Ascension Island in the tropical South Atlantic:
http://e360.yale.edu/feature/on_a_remote_island_lessons__in_how_ecosystems_function/2683/
I suspect that further research here may challenge our ideas regarding
community
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Here's a *very* interesting story on the human-assembled ecosystems of
Ascension Island in the tropical South Atlantic:
http://e360.yale.edu/feature/on_a_remote_island_lessons__in_how_ecosystems_function/2683/
I suspect that further research
I'd suggest that before folks get too excited about challenges to our
ideas regarding community assembly, they reread Gleason (1926), Whittaker
(1975) and Hubbell (2001), amongst others. Also isolated islands with
depauperate faunas and floras may not be the best models for general
ecological
] Human-assembled ecosystem
Here's a *very* interesting story on the human-assembled ecosystems of
Ascension Island in the tropical South Atlantic:
http://e360.yale.edu/feature/on_a_remote_island_lessons__in_how_ecosystems_function/2683/
I suspect that further research here may challenge our
of the
species and their origins, and what kind of evolution has taken place, if
any? Genetics?
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Here's a *very
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