Process-centred restoration in a fire-adapted ponderosa pine forest
Abstract
Accurate and ecologically meaningful characterisation of reference conditions is a fundamental premise of restoration ecology. Restoration practice and research commonly define reference conditions in terms of compositional and structural elements. We propose a “process-centred” framework that places central emphasis on ecological functions and ecosystem processes. A wide variety of processes is central to the functioning and dynamics of...
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Title
Process-centred restoration in a fire-adapted ponderosa pine forest
Published Date
Sep 1, 2006
Volume
14
Issue
3-4
Pages
140 - 151
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