The mosaic-cycle concept of ecosystems
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TextAnalytics: Show analyticsPublication details: Springer-Verlag 1991Description: x, 168pSubject(s): Benthos | Book | General ecology | Plankton
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Summary: A new model, aiming to show that ecosystem processes may be seen as a continuing cyclic succession which is demonstrated by examples from terrestrial, forest, and aquatic systems. These systems consist of various parts of a mosaic, the cycles of which are running with shifted phases. Together, these phase shifted cycles result in a state of balance for the entire system.
Ecological Studies 85
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Ecological Studies 85
A new model, aiming to show that ecosystem processes may be seen as a continuing cyclic succession which is demonstrated by examples from terrestrial, forest, and aquatic systems. These systems consist of various parts of a mosaic, the cycles of which are running with shifted phases. Together, these phase shifted cycles result in a state of balance for the entire system.