Collins, S.L., Carpenter, S.R., Swinton, S.M., Orenstein, D.E., Childers, D.L., Gragson, T.L., Grimm, N.B., Grove, J.M., Harlan, S.L., Kaye, J.P., Knapp, A.K., 2011. An integrated conceptual framework for long-term social–ecological ...
This second edition of Ecology of Desert Systems provides a clear, extensive guide to the complex interactions involved in these areas.
This book begins with the physical and biological characterization of the four North American deserts and a description of the primary adaptations of plants to environmental stress.
The book . . . should serve as an inspiration to many for future research."--Journal of Biogeography "This book is not just about deserts; it is an update of the contributions that research in desert systems is making to community ecology.
It concludes with recommendations for future research directions. The insightful views expressed in this volume should guide management of arid landscapes globally. This is the sixth volume in the Long Term Ecological Network Series.
In this sense, the book is a journey of rediscovery, as it reflects on the ways that knowledge has been reclaimed and amplified by new discoveries.
Cactus and Succulent Journal ( U.S. ) 42 : 99-101 . ... U.S. Department of the Interior , Bureau of Land Management , Riverside , Calif . ... The Principal Larrea Bees of the Southwestern United States ( Hymenoptera : Apoidea ) .
This book offers an accessible introduction to Sonoran Desert ecology. Eight original essays by Sonoran Desert specialists provide an overview of the practice of ecology at landscape, community, and organism levels.
Steve Morton brings his extensive first-hand knowledge and experience of arid Australia to this book, explaining how Australian deserts work ecologically.
Andrea Kaus found her ability on horseback and willingness to work hard enabled her to work with the men in the Chihuahua Desert, but her interactions with the women and children were natural and equally important (Kaus 1992).