This chapter turns from the neighborhood processes of plants (discussed in Chapters 2 and 3) to the spatial patterns of plant communities. It pro-vides some empirical background on what plant ecologists have learned about spatial patterns and their dynamics. In doing this, we examine criteri
Dispersal limitation and environmental conditions are crucial drivers of plant species distribution ...
This is the published version of an article published by the Ecological Society of America.Spatial s...
Effective restoration should start from an understanding of the spontaneous processes of vegetation ...
TCre idea of relating spatial patterns and temporal processes in plant community dynamics is not new...
Ecological systems evolve in space and time. Until recently, however, research in ecology separately...
How should plant ecologists scale up from the fine-scale events affecting individual plants in small...
Horizontal spatial pattern is one of the most conspicuous features of plant communities. Most air ph...
Spatial point patterns in plant ecology are generally defined in two-dimensional space, where each p...
This is the published version of an article published by the Ecological Society of America.Species s...
Summary: 1. This article reviews the application of some summary statistics from current theory o...
Summary: 1. Attempts to infer underlying ecological process from observed patterns in ecology have...
Abstract Background Ecological processes such as seedling establishment, biotic interactions, and mo...
1. Non-random spatial patterns are a common feature of plant communities. However, the mechanisms le...
This is the published version of an article published by the Ecological Society of America.Species p...
Observational studies of plant spatial patterns are common, but are often criticized for lacking a t...
Dispersal limitation and environmental conditions are crucial drivers of plant species distribution ...
This is the published version of an article published by the Ecological Society of America.Spatial s...
Effective restoration should start from an understanding of the spontaneous processes of vegetation ...
TCre idea of relating spatial patterns and temporal processes in plant community dynamics is not new...
Ecological systems evolve in space and time. Until recently, however, research in ecology separately...
How should plant ecologists scale up from the fine-scale events affecting individual plants in small...
Horizontal spatial pattern is one of the most conspicuous features of plant communities. Most air ph...
Spatial point patterns in plant ecology are generally defined in two-dimensional space, where each p...
This is the published version of an article published by the Ecological Society of America.Species s...
Summary: 1. This article reviews the application of some summary statistics from current theory o...
Summary: 1. Attempts to infer underlying ecological process from observed patterns in ecology have...
Abstract Background Ecological processes such as seedling establishment, biotic interactions, and mo...
1. Non-random spatial patterns are a common feature of plant communities. However, the mechanisms le...
This is the published version of an article published by the Ecological Society of America.Species p...
Observational studies of plant spatial patterns are common, but are often criticized for lacking a t...
Dispersal limitation and environmental conditions are crucial drivers of plant species distribution ...
This is the published version of an article published by the Ecological Society of America.Spatial s...
Effective restoration should start from an understanding of the spontaneous processes of vegetation ...