Succession
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This presentation elaborates on primary and secondary succession concepts presented in Chapter 6 of your text.
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Succession
- 1. Ecological Succession Population Changes in Context - in Communities!
- 3. Primary or Secondary? Volcanic Island
- 4. Primary or Secondary? 1988 Fires in Yellowstone NP
- 5. Primary or Secondary? Old Parking Lot
- 6. Primary or Secondary? Glacial Retreat
- 7. Primary or Secondary? Old Farm
- 9. Research on Primary Succession
- 11. Research on Secondary Succession
- 12. Hutcheson Memorial Forest Center (NJ) Old Field Secondary Succession1962-1995
- 13. Hutcheson Memorial Forest Center (NJ) Old Field Secondary Succession1962-1995
- 14. Hutcheson Memorial Forest Center (NJ) First Year
- 15. Hutcheson Memorial Forest Center (NJ) Fifth Year
- 16. Hutcheson Memorial Forest Center (NJ) Tenth Year
- 17. Hutcheson Memorial Forest Center (NJ) Twentieth Year
- 18. Hutcheson Memorial Forest Center (NJ) Twenty-Eighth Year
- 20. © 2003 John Wiley and Sons Publishers
- 21. © 2003 John Wiley and Sons Publishers
- 22. Succession in Aquatic Ecosystems © 2003 John Wiley and Sons Publishers
- 23. Succession in a Pond 1960s to 1990s
- 26. ‘ General Ecology’, D.T. Krohne
- 29. Remember This Edge Effect? Kudzu at DCEP
Notas do Editor
- Fig 10.8 Graphs showing changes in biomass and diversity with succession.
- Fig 10.9 (a) Hypothesized changes in soil nitrogen during the course of soil development. (b) Change in total soil phosphorus over time with soil development. (Source : P. M. Vitousek and P. S. White, 1981, “Process Studies in Forest Succession,” in D. C. West, H. H. Shugart, and D. B. Botkin, eds. Forest Succession: Concepts and Applications [New York: Springer-Verlag, 1981], Figure 17.1, p. 269.)
- Fig 10.7 Diagram of bog succession. Open water (a) is transformed through formation of a floating mat of sedge and deposition of sediments (b) into wetland forest (c).