10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYNECOLOGIST»
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The botanist who became dissatisfied with identifying and naming individual
species (the lexical phase of biological research) and who became a
synecologist interested in their inter-relationships (the parsing phase) has almost
invariably ...
The botanist who became dissatisfied with identifying and naming individual
species (the lexical phase of biological research) and who became a
synecologist interested in their inter-relationships (the parsing phase) has almost
invariably ...
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Introduction to Paleoecology
A paleontologist who specializes in a particular group of organisms, and who at
the same time should be a paleoecologist for this group, ought to integrate his
work with that of a paleo- synecologist, who preferably should be an expert in
one ...
Roman Fedorović Hecker, Maksim Kuradović Elias, Raymond Cecil Moore, 1965
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Introduction to paleoecology
A paleontologist who specializes in a particular group of organisms, and who at
the same time should be a paleoecologist for this group, ought to integrate his
work with that of a paleo- synecologist, who preferably should be an expert in
one ...
Roman Fedorovich Gekker, Maxim Konradovich Elias, Raymond Cecil Moore, 1965
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Measuring Plant Diversity: Lessons from the Field
He added that “the results of lengthy computations often do little more than verify
vegetation discontinuities that are evident to a trained synecologist by careful
inspection.” I interpret this to show Daubenmire's disdain for complex multivariate
...
Thomas J. Stohlgren, 2007
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Evaluation and Mapping of Tropical African Rangelands
Hence the synecologist is faced with having to describe the static structure of the
ecosystem (topography, drainage, soils, vegetation, plant and animal community
components) as well as analyse the dynamics of the system (changes in time ...
International Livestock Research Institute
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Geology and Plant Life: The Effects of Landforms and Rock ...
All such pursuits have yielded a wealth of understanding of how organisms deal
with each other. A similar preoccupation with biotic interactions emanates from
community studies. The synecologist has developed a rich encyclopedia of ...
Arthur R. Kruckeberg, 2004
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Natural Resources: Quality and Quantity
As soon as the population ecologist — and this holds for the synecologist too —
studies habitat and niche, he is at once studying the ecosystem. The foregoing
conception of a system fits nicely Hans Jenny's state factor approach,9 in which a
...
Siegfried V. Ciriacy-Wantrup, James Jerome Parsons, 1967
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Methods in Microbiology
The methods described here are for the synecologist; they give average or
composite values for all the heterotrophic bacteria. Methods have not yet been
developed to determine the growth rates of all or most genera or species of
bacteria, ...
R. Grigorova, James R. Norris, 1990
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Microbial Ecology: An Evolutionary Approach
Synecology, according to Alexander, is the study of “the relationship between the
environment and different organisms that make up a biological complex in a
single locale.” In any given ecosystem, a synecologist would seek to describe the
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