Freshwater Biology,
Год журнала:
2007,
Номер
52(4), С. 597 - 615
Опубликована: Март 2, 2007
Summary
1.
Faced
with
widespread
degradation
of
riverine
ecosystems,
stream
restoration
has
greatly
increased.
Such
is
rarely
planned
and
executed
inputs
from
ecological
theory.
In
this
paper,
we
seek
to
identify
principles
theory
that
have
been,
or
could
be,
used
guide
restoration.
2.
attempts
re‐establish
populations,
knowledge
the
species’
life
history,
habitat
template
spatio‐temporal
scope
critical.
many
cases
dispersal
will
be
a
critical
process
in
maintaining
viable
populations
at
landscape
scale,
special
attention
should
given
unique
geometry
systems
3.
One
way
by
which
organisms
survive
natural
disturbances
use
refugia,
forms
may
been
lost
degradation.
Restoring
refugia
therefore
survival
target
particularly
facilitating
resilience
ongoing
anthropogenic
disturbance
regimes.
4.
connectivity,
especially
longitudinal
major
goal.
restoring
lateral
connectivity
there
an
increasing
awareness
riparian
zone
as
transition
between
streams
their
catchments.
5.
Increased
food
web
structure
–
bottom‐up
versus
top‐down
control,
trophic
cascades
subsidies
are
yet
applied
efforts.
6.
restoration,
species
drawn
regional
pool.
Having
overcome
environmental
constraints
(filters),
persistence
governed
local
internal
dynamics,
referred
assembly
rules.
7.
While
projects
often
define
goals
endpoints,
succession
pathways
mechanisms
(e.g.
facilitation)
these
achieved
considered.
This
occurs
spite
large
body
general
on
draw.
8.
Stream
neglected
ecosystem
processes.
The
concept
biodiversity
increases
functioning
very
relevant
Whether
affects
processes,
such
decomposition,
equivocal.
9.
Considering
spatial
scale
success.
Success
more
likely
large‐scale
projects,
but
they
infeasible
terms
available
resources
conflicts
interest.
Small‐scale
remedy
specific
problems.
general,
occur
appropriate
not
reversed
prevailing
regime.
10.
effectiveness
predictability
improve
increased
understanding
processes
ecosystems
develop
maintained.
Ideas
can
clearly
better
incorporated
into
projects.
provide
twofold
benefit
providing
opportunity
both
outcomes
test
Ecology Letters,
Год журнала:
2003,
Номер
7(1), С. 69 - 80
Опубликована: Ноя. 27, 2003
Abstract
Trade‐offs
in
species
performances
of
different
ecological
functions
is
one
the
most
common
explanations
for
coexistence
communities.
Despite
potential
occurring
at
local
or
regional
spatial
scales,
trade‐offs
are
typically
approached
a
single
scale.
In
recent
years,
ecologists
have
increasingly
provided
evidence
importance
community
processes
both
and
scales.
This
review
summarizes
theoretical
predictions
traits
associated
with
under
conditions
We
provide
framework
understanding
trade‐offs,
supportive
empirical
evidence.
Predictions
presented
that
link
patterns
diversity
observed
to
lead
Recent
evolution
which
explores
laboratory
microcosm
studies
phylogenetic
tests.
Examining
within
can
strong
approach
structure
dynamics,
while
explaining
diversity.
Journal of Vegetation Science,
Год журнала:
2012,
Номер
23(4), С. 796 - 802
Опубликована: Март 16, 2012
Abstract
Questions
The
co‐existence
of
high
numbers
species
has
always
fascinated
ecologists,
but
what
and
where
are
the
communities
with
world
records
for
plant
richness?
species–area
relationship
is
among
best‐known
patterns
in
community
ecology,
does
it
give
a
consistent
global
pattern
most
saturated
communities,
maxima?
Location
world.
Methods
We
assembled
maximum
values
recorded
vascular
richness
contiguous
areas
from
1
mm
2
up
to
ha.
applied
power
function
relate
maximal
area
make
extrapolations
whole
Earth.
Results
Only
two
types
contain
maxima.
maxima
at
smaller
spatial
grain
were
oligo‐
meso‐trophic,
managed,
semi‐natural,
temperate
grasslands
(e.g.
89
on
m
),
those
larger
grains
tropical
rain
forests
942
ha).
closely
followed
z
=
0.250:
close
Preston's
‘canonical’
value
0.262.
There
was
no
discernable
difference
between
using
rooted
presence
(i.e.
including
only
plants
plot)
vs
shoot
any
physical
cover
over
plot).
However,
must
logically
be
greater,
curves
flattening
out
very
small
grain,
there
evidence
this
point
quadrats.
Extrapolating
curve
terrestrial
surface
Earth
gave
prediction
219
204
species,
surprisingly
recent
estimate
275
000
actual
species.
Conclusions
Very
found
particular
habitat/community
types.
Nevertheless,
these
form
strong,
pattern,
not
greatly
affected
by
method
sampling,
extrapolates
amazingly
well.
challenge
ecologists
consider
mechanisms
co‐existence,
answers
‘
P
aradox
lankton’.
Annual Review of Ecology Evolution and Systematics,
Год журнала:
2005,
Номер
36(1), С. 267 - 294
Опубликована: Авг. 12, 2005
▪
Abstract
It
has
often
been
argued
that
conserving
biodiversity
is
necessary
for
maintaining
ecosystem
functioning.
We
critically
evaluate
the
current
evidence
this
argument.
Although
there
substantial
diversity
able
to
affect
function,
particularly
plant
communities,
it
unclear
if
these
patterns
will
hold
realistic
scenarios
of
extinctions,
multitrophic
or
larger
spatial
scales.
Experiments
are
conducted
at
small
scales,
very
scales
which
tends
increase
owing
exotics.
Stressors
may
function
by
many
pathways,
and
diversity-mediated
effects
on
be
a
minor
pathway,
except
in
case
multiple-stressor
insurance
effects.
In
general,
conservation
stronger
stability
measures
than
stock
flux
measures,
part
because
easier
attribute
value
unambiguously
functions
anticipated
more
affected
dynamics.
Nor
biodiversity-ecosystem
theory
likely
help
managers
practical
decisions,
particular
restoration.
give
recommendations
increasing
relevance
area
research
conservation.
Freshwater Biology,
Год журнала:
2007,
Номер
52(4), С. 597 - 615
Опубликована: Март 2, 2007
Summary
1.
Faced
with
widespread
degradation
of
riverine
ecosystems,
stream
restoration
has
greatly
increased.
Such
is
rarely
planned
and
executed
inputs
from
ecological
theory.
In
this
paper,
we
seek
to
identify
principles
theory
that
have
been,
or
could
be,
used
guide
restoration.
2.
attempts
re‐establish
populations,
knowledge
the
species’
life
history,
habitat
template
spatio‐temporal
scope
critical.
many
cases
dispersal
will
be
a
critical
process
in
maintaining
viable
populations
at
landscape
scale,
special
attention
should
given
unique
geometry
systems
3.
One
way
by
which
organisms
survive
natural
disturbances
use
refugia,
forms
may
been
lost
degradation.
Restoring
refugia
therefore
survival
target
particularly
facilitating
resilience
ongoing
anthropogenic
disturbance
regimes.
4.
connectivity,
especially
longitudinal
major
goal.
restoring
lateral
connectivity
there
an
increasing
awareness
riparian
zone
as
transition
between
streams
their
catchments.
5.
Increased
food
web
structure
–
bottom‐up
versus
top‐down
control,
trophic
cascades
subsidies
are
yet
applied
efforts.
6.
restoration,
species
drawn
regional
pool.
Having
overcome
environmental
constraints
(filters),
persistence
governed
local
internal
dynamics,
referred
assembly
rules.
7.
While
projects
often
define
goals
endpoints,
succession
pathways
mechanisms
(e.g.
facilitation)
these
achieved
considered.
This
occurs
spite
large
body
general
on
draw.
8.
Stream
neglected
ecosystem
processes.
The
concept
biodiversity
increases
functioning
very
relevant
Whether
affects
processes,
such
decomposition,
equivocal.
9.
Considering
spatial
scale
success.
Success
more
likely
large‐scale
projects,
but
they
infeasible
terms
available
resources
conflicts
interest.
Small‐scale
remedy
specific
problems.
general,
occur
appropriate
not
reversed
prevailing
regime.
10.
effectiveness
predictability
improve
increased
understanding
processes
ecosystems
develop
maintained.
Ideas
can
clearly
better
incorporated
into
projects.
provide
twofold
benefit
providing
opportunity
both
outcomes
test