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气候变化可能会使超级人口转向不稳定的源-下沉动态,在被火灾杀死的,有血的灌木中

Rodrigo Souto-Veiga1,2,3, Juergen Groeneveld4, Neal J Enright2

  • 1Department of Plant Ecology and Nature Conservation University of Potsdam Potsdam Germany.

Ecology and evolution
|June 5, 2024
PubMed
概括

气候变化严重影响了适应火灾的植物,如Banksia hookeriana,大大减少了种群的持续性. 超人口动态可以帮助生存,但只有在乐观的假设和特定的火灾制度下,突出需要修订的保护战略.

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地中海类型的生态系统时间间隔挤压基于过程的模拟模型.来源-沉没动力学源-沉没动力学

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