Foundation Species, Non-trophic Interactions, and the Value of Being Common.

Volume: 13, Pages: 254 - 268
Published: Mar 29, 2019
Abstract
Foundation species define ecosystems, control the biological diversity of associated species, modulate critical ecosystem processes, and often have null cultural values and resonance. This review summarizes current understanding of the characteristics and traits of foundation species and how to distinguish them from other important species in ecological systems (e.g., keystone, dominant, and core species); illustrates how analysis of the...
Paper Details
Title
Foundation Species, Non-trophic Interactions, and the Value of Being Common.
Published Date
Mar 29, 2019
Journal
Volume
13
Pages
254 - 268
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