Exotic Brome-Grasses in Arid and Semiarid Ecosystems of the Western US
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Exotic Brome-Grasses in Arid and Semiarid Ecosystems of the Western US
Causes, Consequences, and Management Implications
Chambers, Jeanne C.; Germino, Matthew J.; Brown, Cynthia S.
Springer International Publishing AG
03/2018
475
Mole
Inglês
9783319797014
15 a 20 dias
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Part I: Environmental Impacts of Bromus Species.- Annual Brome invasions and their Impacts: Comparisons among ecoregions in the Western United States.- Impacts Impacts of Bromus tectorum and other annual bromes on ecosystem integrity.- Part II: Invasiveness of Bromus species (emphasis on biological attributes of Bromus).- Evolutionary relationships, mating systems and genetic diversity of Bromus tectorum and other species within section Genea.- Attributes that confer invasiveness and impacts across the large Bromus genus: lessons from the Bromus REEnet database.- Part III: Understanding environmental controls and Bromus distribution (invasibility).- Abiotic controls on annual brome distribution at the regional, landscape, local, and microsite scale.- Future range shifts of Bromus rubens and Bromus tectorum with climate change - a review of model projections.- Community ecology of fungal pathosystems on Bromus tectorum and implications for management.- Community resistance to Bromus.- Part IV: Relating the science to human uses and restoration of western rangeland landscapes.- Interactions among fire, land uses, and invasion - ecology and human dimensions.- Human dimensions of invasive grasses.- Economic modelling and the management of brome grasses: accounting for ecosystem dynamics, ecological thresholds, and spatial interdependencies.- State-and-transition models: conceptual vs. simulation perspectives, usefulness and breadth of use, land management applications.- Restoration and management tools for rangelands impacted by exotic bromes: new perspectives for the future.- Index.
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Part I: Environmental Impacts of Bromus Species.- Annual Brome invasions and their Impacts: Comparisons among ecoregions in the Western United States.- Impacts Impacts of Bromus tectorum and other annual bromes on ecosystem integrity.- Part II: Invasiveness of Bromus species (emphasis on biological attributes of Bromus).- Evolutionary relationships, mating systems and genetic diversity of Bromus tectorum and other species within section Genea.- Attributes that confer invasiveness and impacts across the large Bromus genus: lessons from the Bromus REEnet database.- Part III: Understanding environmental controls and Bromus distribution (invasibility).- Abiotic controls on annual brome distribution at the regional, landscape, local, and microsite scale.- Future range shifts of Bromus rubens and Bromus tectorum with climate change - a review of model projections.- Community ecology of fungal pathosystems on Bromus tectorum and implications for management.- Community resistance to Bromus.- Part IV: Relating the science to human uses and restoration of western rangeland landscapes.- Interactions among fire, land uses, and invasion - ecology and human dimensions.- Human dimensions of invasive grasses.- Economic modelling and the management of brome grasses: accounting for ecosystem dynamics, ecological thresholds, and spatial interdependencies.- State-and-transition models: conceptual vs. simulation perspectives, usefulness and breadth of use, land management applications.- Restoration and management tools for rangelands impacted by exotic bromes: new perspectives for the future.- Index.
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