Insect ecology : an ecosystem approach
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Insect ecology : an ecosystem approach
Academic Press, c2000
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Includes bibliography (p. 423-461) and indexes
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内容説明
Insects are the most diverse and dominant group of organisms on Earth. They are highly sensitive to environmental changes and are capable of responding dramatically by engineering further changes in ecosystem structure and function. Their capacity to respond dramatically to environmental gradients often brings them into conflict with our resource management goals. Insects are also potentially useful indicators of impending environmental changes. Insect Ecology integrates the traditional emphasis on insect diversity, life history adaptations, and species interactions with insects roles in ecosystems subject to environmental changes.
目次
Preface. Overview. Ecology of Individual Insects: Responses to Abiotic Conditions. Resource Acquisition. Resource Allocation. Population Ecology: Population Systems. Population Dynamics. Biogeography. Community Ecology: Species Interactions. Community Structure. Community Dynamics. Ecosystem Level: Ecosystem Structure and Function. Herbivory. Pollination, Seed Predation, and Seed Dispersal. Decomposition and Pedogenesis. Insects as Regulators of Ecosystem Processes. Synthesis. Bibliography. Author Index. Taxonomic Index. Subject Index.
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