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作 者：Roger del Moral，Lawrence R. Walker 著 著
出 版 社：Oversea Publishing House
出版时间：2007-4-1
I S B N：9780521677660
| 作者简介：Roger del Moral is Professor of Biology at the University of Washington. His research includes the mechanisms of vegetation response to disturbances caused by volcanoes, glaciers, grazing and urbanization. He has practised wetland restoration for over 20 years and has experience with dune and subalpine meadow restoration. He had studied volcanoes on four continents, including detailed studies of Mount St. Helens that started in 1980. |
| Preface and acknowledgements 1 Introduction: a crescendo of destruction 1.1 Disturbance and human interactions 1.2 Disturbance and recovery 1.3 The future is now, time is short 2 Natural disturbances: synergistic interactions with humans 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Disturbance types 2.3 Definitions 2.4 Gradients of severity 2.5 Infertile habitats 2.6 Fertile habitats 2.7 Disturbance interactions and linkages with humans 3 Infertile and unstable habitats 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Porous volcanic materials 3.3 Dunes 3.4 Glaciers 3.5 Lessons from infertile, unstable habitats 4 Infertile and stable habitats 4.1 Stable habitats develop slowly 4.2 Lava 4.3 Cliffs 4.4 Lessons from infertile, stable habitats 5 Fertile and unstable habitats 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Landslides 5.3 River floodplains 5.4 Lakeshores 5.5 Salt marshes and mangroves 5.6 Lessons from fertile, unstable habitats 6 Fertile and stable habitats 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Fire 6.3 Hurricanes 6.4 Grazing 6.5 Lessons from fertile, stable habitats 7 The lessons learned 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Nature recovers 7.3 Humans intensify disturbances 7.4 How humanity alters the equation 7.5 Natural models provide lessons 7.6 But the rules have changed 7.7 Lessons we can apply 7.8 Guide to rehabilitation 7.9 A plea for biodiversity 7.10 The future Glossary Illustration credits Index |
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