Диссертация (1154500), страница 40
Текст из файла (страница 40)
– 1987. – № 19. – Р. 366–372.167.Castro-Dı´ez, P. Stem anatomy and relative growth rate in seedlings of a wide range ofwoody plant species and types / P. Castro-Dı´ez, J. P. Puyravaud, J. H. C. Cornelissen, P.Villar-Salvador // Oecologia. – 1998. – № 116. – P. 57–66.178168.Chambers, J. C. Alpine Seedling Establishment: The Influence of Disturbance Type / J.C. Chambers, James A. MacMahon, R. W.
Brown // Ecology. – 1990. – V. 71. – № 4.– Р.1323-1341.169.Chambers, J. C. Evaluating reclamation success: the ecological consideration —proceedings of a symposium. General Technical Report Northeastern Forest ExperimentStation, USDA Forest Service. J.C. Chambers, G.L. Wade. Northeastern Forest ExperimentStation, Radnor. 1992.
– 112 р.170.Chapin, D. M. Seedling growth, physiology, and survivorship in a subalpine, volcanicenvironment / D. M. Chapin, L. C. Bliss // Ecology. – 1989. – № 70.– Р. 1325–1324.171.Chapin, F. S. III. Consequences of changing biotic diversity / F. S. III Chapin, E. S.Zaveleta, V. T. Eviner, R.
L. Naylor, P. M. Vitousek, S. Lavorel, H. L. Reynolds, D. U.Hooper, O. E. Sala, S. E. Hobbie, M. C. Mack, S. Diaz // Nature. – 2000. – № 405.– Р. 234–242.172.Chapin F. S. III. Physiological controls over plant establishment in primary succession.Primary succession on land. Special publication number 12 of the British Ecological Society/ F. S. III. Chapin, J. Miles, D. W.
H. Walson. – Oxford, London: Blackwell ScientificPublications., 1993. – Р. 161-178.173.Chefetz, B. Structural components of humic acids as determined by chemicalmodifications and carbon 13 NMR, pyrolysis and thermochemolysis gaschromatography/mass spectrometry / B. Chefetz // Soil Science American J. – 2002. – V. 66.– Р. 1159–1171.174.Cingolani, A. M. Filtering processes 634 in the assembly of plant communities: arespecies presence and abundance driven 635 by the same traits? / A. M. Cingolani, M.Cabildo, D. E. Gurvich, D.
Renison, S. Díaz. // J. Veg. Sci. – 2007. – № 18. – P. 911-920.175.Claussen, M. Biogeophysical versus biogeochemical feedbacks of large-scale land coverchange / M. Claussen, V. Brovkin, A. Ganopolski // Geophysical Research Letters – 2001. –V. 28. № 6. – P. 1011-1014.176.Clements, F. E. Plant Succession. F. E. Clements. Carnegie Institution of Washington:Washington DC.
1916. 116 р.177.Clements, F. E.Plant succession and indicators / F. E. Clements. – N.Y.: Wilson. 1928. –p. 452.178.Coaldrake, J. E. The coastal sand dunes of southern Queensland / J. E. Coaldrake //Proceedings of the Royal Society. – 1962. – p. 101-116.179179.Conrad, R. Soil Microorganisms as controllers of atmospheric trace gases (H2, CO, CH4,OCS, N2O, and NO) / R.
Conrad // Microbiological Reviews. – 1996. – V. 60. – № 4.– P.609–640.180.Cooper, W. S. The recent ecological history of Glacier Bay, Alaska: the presentvegetation cycle / W. S. Cooper // Ecology. – 1923. – p. 245.181.Corre, M. Landscape and seasonal patterns of nitrous oxide emissions in a semiaridregion / M. Corre, C.
Van Kessel, D. J. Pennock // Soil Sci Soc. Am. J. – 1996. – № 60.– p.1806–1815.182.Cowles, H. C. The plant societies of Chicago and vicinity / H. C. Cowles. Chicago.,1901. – p. 80.183.Cramer, V. A. Seed dispersal and recruitment limitation are barriers to nativerecolonization of old-fields in western Australia / V. A. Cramer, R. J. Hobbs // Journal ofApplied Ecology.
– 2007. – № 44.– Р. 435–445.184.Cullen, W. R. Establishment of species-rich vegetation on reclaimed limestone quarryfaces in Derbyshire / W. R. Cullen, C. P. Wheater, P. J. Dunleavy // Biol. Conserv. – 1998.– № 84.– Р. 25-33.185.Daily, G.C. Restoring value to the world’s degraded lands / G. C. Daily // Science. –1995. – Р. 350-354.186.D'Amico, M. E. Podzolization over ophiolitic materials in the western Alps (Natural Parkof Mont Avic) / M.
E. D'Amico, F. Julitta, F. Previtali, D. Cantelli // Geoderma. – 2008. – №146. (1–2).– Р. 129–137.187.Dana, E. D.Vegetation and soil recovery on gypsum outcrops in semi-arid Spain/ E. D.Dana, J. F. Mota // Arid Environ. – 2006. – № 65.– Р. 444–459.188.Dawson, T. E. Hydraulic lift and water use by plants: implication for water balance,performance and plant-plant interactions / T. E. Dawson // Oecologia.
–1993. – Vol. 95. – №.4. – P. 565-574.189.Densmore, R. V. Stream and floodplain restoration in a riparian ecosystem disturbed byplacer mining / R. V. Densmore, K. Karle // Ecological Engineering. – 1994. – Р. 121–133.190.Diaz S. Plant functional types and ecosystem function in relation to global change / S.Diaz, M. Cabido // Journal of Vegetation Science. – 1997. – № 8.– Р. 463–474.191.Díaz, S. D. Biodiversity regulation of ecosystem services. Ecosystems and human well-being: current state and trends / S. D. Díaz, J. Tilman, F. S. Fargione, R.
Chapin III, T. Dirzo,Kitzberger, M. Gemmill, M. Zobel, C. Vilà, A. Mitchell, G. C. Wilby, M. Daily, W. F.Galetti, J. Laurance, R. Pretty, A. Naylor, D. Power // Island Press, Washington, D.C., USA.– 2005. – P. 297–329.180192.Dierssen, K. Was ist Erfolg im Naturschutz? / K. Dierssen // Schriftenr. Landschaftspfl.Natursch. – 1994. – № 40.– P. 9-23.193.Dixon, R. M.
Water infiltration responses to soil management practices/ R. M. Dixon. –University of Wisconsin, Madison. Ph.D. Thesis., 1966. – p. 175.194.Dixon, R. M. Water infiltration control: A channel systemconcept/ R. M. Dixon, A. E.Peterson // Proceedings - Soil Science Society of America. – 1971. – № 35.– р. 968-973.195.Dixon, R.M.
Design and use of closed-top infiltrometers/ R. M. Dixon // Proceedings -Soil Science Society of America. – 1975. – № 39.– Р. 755-763.196.Dixon, R. M. Air-earth interface concept for wide-range control of infiltration/ R. M.Dixon // Am. Soc. Agric. Engin.Paper. – 1977. № 70-2062. – p. 33.197.Drinkwater, L. E. Legumebased cropping systems have reduced carbon and nitrogenlosses / L. E. Drinkwater, P. Wagoner, M. Sarrantonio // Nature (London). – 1998.
– № 396.– Р. 262–265.198.Dudka, S. Environmental impacts of metal ore mining and processing: A review / S.Dudka, D. C. Adriano // J. Environ. Qual. – 1997. – № 26.– P. 590–602.199.Dumig, A. Concurrent evolution of organic andmineral components after retreat of theDamma glacier, Switzerland / A. Dumig, R. Smittenberg, I. Kogel-Knaber // Geoderma. –2011. – № 163.– P. 83–94.200.Egli, M. Weatheringand evolution of soils formed ongranitic,glacial deposits: resultsfrom chronosequences of Swiss alpine environments / M. Egli, P.
Fitze, A. Mirabella //Catena. – 2001. – № 45.– P. 19–47.201.Egli, M. Formation rates of smectite derived from twoHolocene chronosequences in theSwiss Alps / M. Egli, A. Mirabella, P. Fitze // Geoderma. – 2003. – № 117.– P. 81–98.202.Egli, M. Melting glaciers and soil developmentin the proglacial area Morteratsch (SwissAlps): I.
Soil type chronosequences / M. Egli, M. Wernli, C. Kneisel, W. Haeberli //Arct.Antarct. Alp. Res. – 2006. – № 38 (4).– P. 499–509.203.Elmqvist, T. Response diversity, ecosystem change, and resilience / T. Elmqvist, C.Folke, M. Nyström, G. Peterson, J. Bengtsson, B. Walker, J. Norberg // Frontiers in Ecologyand the Environment. – 2003. – № 1.– P. 488–494.204.Ernst, A. The new flora of the volcanic island of Krakatau / A. Ernst. – CambridgeUniversity Press., 1908.
– p. 74.205.Ewald J. The calcacereous riddle: why are there so many calciphilous species in theCentral European flora / Ewald J. // Folia Geobotanica. – 2003. – Vol. 38. – №.4.– Р. 357366.181206.Facelli, J. M. Plant litter: its dynamics and effects on plant community structure / J. M.Facelli, S. T. A. Pickett // Botanical Review. – 1991. – Vol. 38. – №. 4.– P. 357-366.207.Folke, C. Adaptive governance of social–ecological systems / C. Folke, T.
Hahn, P.Olsson, J. Norberg // Annual Review of Environment and Resources. – 2005. – № 30.– P.441–473.208.Foord, S. H. Seed dispersal by vervet monkeys in rehabilitating coastal dune forests atRichards Bay / S. H. Foord, R. J. v. Aarde, S. M. Ferreira // S. Afr. J. Wild. Res. – № 24. –1994. – P. 56–59.209.Forbes, T.
D. A. Plant functional classifications: from general groups to specific groupsbased on response to disturbance / T. D. A. Forbes, S. McIntyre, J. Landsberg // Trends inEcology. – 1997. – Р. 474–478.210.Franks, S. J.Facilitation in multiple life-history stages: evidence for nucleated successionin multiple life-history stages: evidence for nucleated succession in coastal dunes / S. J.Franks // Plant Ecol. – 2003.
– № 168.–Р. 1–11.211.Franzluebbers, A. J. Bermuda grass management in the southern piedmont USA: I. Soiland surface residue carbon and sulfur / A. J. Franzluebbers, J. A. Stuedemann, S. R.Wilkinson // Soil Science Society of America Journal. – 2001. – № 65.– Р. 834 – 841.212.Frenot, Y. Primary succession on glacier forelands in the subantarctic Kerguelen Islands /Y. Frenot, J. C.
Gloaguen, M. Cannavacciuolo, A. Bellino // Journal of Vegetation Science. –1998. – № 9. Р. 75–84.213.Frouz, J. The role of sink to source re-colonisation in the population dynamics of insectsliving in unstable habitats: an example of terrestrial chironomids / J. Frouz, P. Kindilmann //Oikos. 2001. V. 93. № 1. 2001. P. 50-58.214.Frouz, J. Development of soil microbial properties in topsoil layer during spontaneoussuccession in heaps after brown coal mining in relation to humus microstructuredevelopment / J. Frouz, A.
![](https://s.studizba.com/z.php?f=/templates/si/i/noavatar.png&w=100&h=100&t=1"){kind=avatar}
