Modelling Plant Community Ecological Interactions in Variable Environm - Chakraborty, Amit
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This book presents a systematic study of driving forces of plant community assembly in variable environment, using mathematical modelling tools and dynamical systems theory. Understanding plant community assemble in variable environment is a central tenet in ecological theory and underpinning the study of plant-climate interactions. Plant community in variable environment is basically regulated by two opposing forces: competition and facilitation. Main topic of the book includes quantification and quantitative analyses of these forces. It demonstrates and quantifies how these two forces…mehr

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This book presents a systematic study of driving forces of plant community assembly in variable environment, using mathematical modelling tools and dynamical systems theory. Understanding plant community assemble in variable environment is a central tenet in ecological theory and underpinning the study of plant-climate interactions. Plant community in variable environment is basically regulated by two opposing forces: competition and facilitation. Main topic of the book includes quantification and quantitative analyses of these forces. It demonstrates and quantifies how these two forces interact in variable environment for shaping plant community diversity. It also discusses the roles of potential process-controlling factors and its potential consequences.
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Dr. Amit Chakraborty, Assistant Professor at the Central University of Rajasthan, India, received his Ph.D degree in Mathematical Biology and did his postdoctoral research at the University of California, USA and at the Institute for Evolution and Biodiversity, Germany. He is an active researcher in the areas of Systems Biology and Ecology.