Testing the hypothesis of hierarchical predictability in ecological restoration and succession

Volume: 186, Issue: 2, Pages: 541 - 553
Published: Dec 9, 2017
Abstract
To advance predictive ecology, the hypothesis of hierarchical predictability proposes that community measures for which species are interchangeable (e.g., structure and species richness) are more null than measures for which species identity matters (e.g., community composition). Predictability is hypothesized to decrease for response measures in order of the following categories: structure, species richness, function, and species composition....
Paper Details
Title
Testing the hypothesis of hierarchical predictability in ecological restoration and succession
Published Date
Dec 9, 2017
Journal
Volume
186
Issue
2
Pages
541 - 553
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