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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ECESIC»
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Recall that what structure a community has for Clements is produced by the
action of four kinds of causes—initial, ecesic, reaction, and stabilizing. Initial and
ecesic causes refer simply to environmental conditions creating openings for
plants ...
2
Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication
Kinds of causes-All of the causative processes of succession may best be
distinguished as initiating or initial, continuing or ecesic, and stabilizing or
climatic. At first thought, the latter seems not to be a cause at all but an effect. As
is shown ...
The causative processes of succession are distinguished as initiating or initial,
continuing or ecesic, and stabilizing or climatic. Initial causes — the getting ready
of the field for action — are grouped under topographic, climatic and biotic.
It would seem faulty, in nomenclature at least, to group ecesis under ecesic
causes as a branch. In the way of innovations of nomenclature Mr. Clements has
no equal, and the present volume is rich in this respect. Classification is
prominently ...
5
The Philosophy of Ecology: From Science to Synthesis
Kinds of Causes All of the causative processes of succession may best be
distinguished as initiating or initial, continuing or ecesic, and stabilizing or
climatic. At first thought, the latter seems not to be a cause at all but an effect. As
is shown ...
David R. Keller, Frank B. Golley, 2000
6
A Dictionary of Entomology
ECESIC Adj. (Greek, oikesis I act of dwelling + -ic I of, relating to, having nature of
.) Pertaining to Ecesis. ECESIS Noun. (New Latin, ec + esis > Greek, oikesis I act
of dwelling. PL, Eceses.) Process of emigrant organisms becoming established ...
ECESIC PATTERN OF SACCHARUM SPONTANEUM L. ON ANAK KRAKATAU
ISLAND, INDONESIA" Eizi SUZUKI, Biological Institute. College of Liberal Arts.
Kagoshima University, Kagoshima 890 Synopsis SUZUKI, Eizi(Biol. Inst., Coll.
Lib.
8
Annual Report of the Director of the Laboratory for Plant ...
An exhaustive analysis has been made of the initial, ecesic, and stabilizing
causes of unit successions, and especial attention has been given to the
orientation of topographic, climatic, and biotic processes. As a result, it has been
possible ...
Carnegie Institution, Washington, D.C. Laboratory for Plant Physiology, 1907
9
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
... not include more than two-thirds of the available areas of Norfolk, St. Lucie and
Lake wood soils. (The same evidence makes it seem very- unlikely that they were
produced by ecesic isolation from old or modern peninsular stocks). Moreover ...
10
Linking Ecology and Ethics for a Changing World: Values, ...
For Clements, all plant succession is produced by four kinds of causes: primary,
reactive, ecesic, and stabilizing, and the strongest source of causal connection
between organisms in communities consists of what he calls “reactive causes.
Ricardo Rozzi, S.T.A. Pickett, Clare Palmer, 2014
