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Novel Ecosystems - intervening in the newecological world order |
Richard J. Hobbs; Eric S. Higgs; Carol Hall
John Wiley & Sons
Novel Ecosystems - intervening in the newecological world order
Towards a Conceptual Framework for Novel Ecosystems
Authors

Lauren M. Hallett; Rachel J. Standish; Kristin B. Hulvey; Mark R. Gardener; Katharine N. Suding; Brian M. Starzomski; Stephen D. Murphy; James A. Harris

ARI Id

1668231317374_20866541

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Not Available Free

Pages

16-28

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Front Matter
i-xi
Introduction: Why Novel Ecosystems?
Richard J. Hobbs; Eric S. Higgs; Carol M. Hall
1-8
Case Study: Hole-in-the-Donut, Everglades
John J. Ewel
9-15
Towards a Conceptual Framework for Novel Ecosystems
Lauren M. Hallett; Rachel J. Standish; Kristin B. Hulvey; Mark R. Gardener; Katharine N. Suding; Brian M. Starzomski; Stephen D. Murphy; James A. Harris
16-28
Islands: Where Novelty is the Norm
John J. Ewel; Joseph Mascaro; Christoph Kueffer; Ariel E. Lugo; Lori Lach; Mark R. Gardener
29-44
Origins of the Novel Ecosystems Concept
Joseph Mascaro; James A. Harris; Lori Lach; Allen Thompson; Michael P. Perring; David M. Richardson; Erle C. Ellis
45-57
Defining Novel Ecosystems
Richard J. Hobbs; Eric S. Higgs; Carol M. Hall
58-60
Perspective: Ecological Novelty is not New
Stephen T. Jackson
61-65
The Extent of Novel Ecosystems: Long in Time and Broad in Space
Michael P. Perring; Erle C. Ellis
66-80
Case Study: Geographic Distribution and Level of Novelty of Puerto Rican Forests
Sebastián Martinuzzi; Ariel E. Lugo; Thomas J. Brandeis; Eileen H. Helmer
81-87
Novel Ecosystems and Climate Change
Brian M. Starzomski
88-101
Plant Invasions as Builders and Shapers of Novel Ecosystems
David M. Richardson; Mirijam Gaertner
102-113
Infectious Disease and Novel Ecosystems
Laith Yakob
114-123
Case Study: Do Feedbacks from the Soil Biota Secure Novelty in Ecosystems?
James A. Harris
124-126
Fauna and Novel Ecosystems
Patricia L. Kennedy; Lori Lach; Ariel E. Lugo; Richard J. Hobbs
127-141
Case Study: Ecosystem Transformations along the Colorado Front Range: Prairie Dog Interactions with Multiple Components of Global Environmental Change
Timothy R. Seastedt; Laurel M. Hartley; Jesse B. Nippert
142-149
Perspective: Plus Ça Change, Plus C''est La Même Chose
Stephen D. Murphy
150-151
Perspective: From Rivets to Rivers
Joseph Mascaro
153-156
Incorporating Novel Ecosystems into Management Frameworks
Kristin B. Hulvey; Rachel J. Standish; Lauren M. Hallett; Brian M. Starzomski; Stephen D. Murphy; Cara R. Nelson; Mark R. Gardener; Patricia L. Kennedy; Timothy R. Seastedt; Katharine N. Suding
157-171
The Management Framework in Practice – Making Decisions in AtlanticCanadian Meadows: Chasing the Elusive Reference State
Stephen D. Murphy
172-175
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