Fundamentals of Soil Ecology
This graduate level text reference is designed to be a bridge between ecologists and soil scientists. There is increasing awareness that soil is the organizing center for all terrestrial ecosystems. This text examines why this is so, in terms of the physics, chemistry, and biology of soil ecosystems...
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1996
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| 504 | # | # | |a Includes bibliographical references (p. 171-195) and index |
| 520 | # | # | |a This graduate level text reference is designed to be a bridge between ecologists and soil scientists. There is increasing awareness that soil is the organizing center for all terrestrial ecosystems. This text examines why this is so, in terms of the physics, chemistry, and biology of soil ecosystems. Biodiversity and global change and the important role soils play in global carbon balance are also discussed. Fundamentals of Soil Ecology will be a valuable addition to your research library. Key Features * Fundamentals of Soil Ecology is a holistic approach to soil biology and ecosystem function and treats soils as: * Living entities, not "black boxes" * Organizing centers for how ecosystems function over time * Filled with diverse biota, fauna, microbes, and roots |
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Fundamentals of soil ecology