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PLANT SUCCESSION ON SICILIAN TERRACES

2007

189 phytosociological relevés have been made in five areas of Sicily, three on volcanic substrates and two on limestones, to study plant community succession trends within abandoned terraced vineyards and cereal fields. Disturbance status and abandonment age was recorded for each sample plot. DCA of these relevés suggests that four are the most important factors driving succession, i.e. geological substrate, bioclimate, age of abandonment and disturbance. In most cases - if there are some dispersal centres near the old fields - undisturbed and less disturbed terraces evolve quite rapidly towards the local potential “climax” community. Different tren…

Abandonment Disturbance Fire Grazing Old fields Secondary successionlcsh:BotanySettore BIO/03 - Botanica Ambientale E Applicatalcsh:QK1-989Annali di Botanica
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Re-establishment of zooplankton communities in temporary ponds after autumn flooding: Does restoration age matter?

2012

Abstract In temporary ponds, reestablishment of zooplankton communities depends on recruitment from the egg bank, the arrival of dispersers from within the region, and on successful establishment of newly arrived species following interaction with local abiotic and biotic factors. When the ponds dry up, zooplankton species may survive as dormant eggs, and since not all eggs hatch in the next season, eggs will accumulate in the sediment over time, representing an archive of the pond's historical biodiversity. To study the effect of “restoration age” (the time since a water body was restored), we studied groups of ponds that were restored in different years (1998, 2003 and 2007). The restorat…

Abiotic componentBiotic componentEcologyparasitic diseasesfungiBiodiversityBiological dispersalEcological successionSpecies richnessAquatic ScienceBiologyZooplanktonRestoration ecologyLimnologica
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Möglichkeiten und Grenzen einer Ökosystem-Rekonstruktion am Beispiel des spätpaläozoischen lakustrinen Paläo-Ökosystems. 1. Theoretische und methodis…

1998

In analogy to ecosystems, palaeoecosystems are defined here as the palaeocommunities of a given area and their relationships to the abiotic variables of their respective environments. They are characterized by (a) their species diversity, (b) the trophic structure of their palaeocommunities, based on their food webs, and (c), based on their detailed historical development, ecosystem functions such as stability, resilience, and succession. Due to numerous taphonomic biases, palaeocommunities can only be reconstructed from very few fossil horizons (taphocoenoses). Important conditions for such reconstructions are an uninterrupted vertical sequence of taphocoenoses with little time-averaging, …

Abiotic componentTaphonomyExtant taxonEcologyPaleontologySpecies diversityEcosystemEcological successionBiologyFossilizationTrophic levelPaläontologische Zeitschrift
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Effect of a Brassica Juncea Cover Crop on a Mono-Succession of Melon

2013

The ban of methyl bromide and the need for low environmental impact of agriculture has recently increased the interest in the biofumigant effects of Brassica species on soil-borne pathogens. Many researches have tested the toxic effects of Brassica green manures on several soil-borne pathogens in vitro, but field studies have not assessed definitely the efficiency of biofumigation at the field scale and the effect on crop development and production quality. The aim of this research was to evaluate the effect of a winter-spring cover crop of Brassica juncea compared to bare soil on a mono-succession of melon. The biomass of the B. juncea plants or of the weeds eventually developed in bare so…

AgronomyMelonBrassicaEcological successionSettore AGR/04 - Orticoltura E FloricolturaHorticultureBiologygreen manure biofumigation horticulture Brassicaceae Indian mustard crop rotationCover cropbiology.organism_classification
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Rejoinder on: Natural Induction: An Objective Bayesian Approach

2009

Giron and Moreno. We certainly agree with Professors Giron and Moreno on the interest in sensitivity of any Bayesian result to changes in the prior. That said, we also consider of considerable pragmatic importance to be able to single out a unique, particular prior which may reasonably be proposed as the reference prior for the problem under study, in the sense that the corresponding posterior of the quantity of interest could be routinely used in practice when no useful prior information is available or acceptable. This is precisely what we have tried to do for the twin problems of the rule of succession and the law of natural induction. The discussants consider the limiting binomial versi…

Algebra and Number TheoryRule of successionApplied MathematicsBayesian probabilityComputational MathematicsPrior probabilityNatural (music)Geometry and TopologySensitivity (control systems)Problem of inductionNull hypothesisMathematical economicsAnalysisMathematicsStatistical hypothesis testing
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Interdiction des poursuites individuelles. Une instance relative à une indivision successorale n'est pas interrompue par le jugement d'ouverture

2019

International audience; (Com. 21 nov. 2018, n° 17-12.761, arrêt n° 948 F-P+B, Sté Sarthe mandataire, ès qual., et a. c/ Mme Marie Françoise C. et a., D. 2018. 2302)

Arrêt des poursuites individuelles[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/Law[SHS.DROIT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LawSauvegarde Des EntreprisesInstance en coursSauvegardeSuccession
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Investigating the influence of climate changes on rodent communities at a regional-scale (MIS 1-3, southwestern France).

2016

25 pages; International audience; Terrestrial ecosystems have continuously evolved throughout the Late Pleistocene and theHolocene, deeply affected by both progressive environmental and climatic modifications, aswell as by abrupt and large climatic changes such as the Heinrich or Dansgaard-Oeschgerevents. Yet, the impacts of these different events on terrestrial mammalian communities arepoorly known, as is the role played by potential refugia on geographical species distributions.This study examines community changes in rodents of southwestern France between50 and 10 ky BP by integrating 94 dated faunal assemblages coming from 37 archaeologicalsites. This work reveals that faunal distributi…

Atmospheric ScienceGeologic Sediments010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesStratigraphylcsh:MedicineSocial SciencesEcological succession01 natural scienceslaw.inventionGeographical LocationsPleistocene EpochlawRadiocarbon datinglcsh:ScienceHolocene[ SDU.STU.PG ] Sciences of the Universe [physics]/Earth Sciences/PaleontologyMammalsClimatologyMultidisciplinaryFossilsEcologyGeologyRadioactive Carbon DatingEuropeGeographyArchaeologyVertebratesTerrestrial ecosystemFrance[SDU.STU.PG]Sciences of the Universe [physics]/Earth Sciences/PaleontologyResearch Article010506 paleontologyPleistoceneClimate ChangeClimate changeRodentiaRodentsAllerød oscillationPaleoclimatologyAnimalsPaleoclimatology0105 earth and related environmental sciences[ SDE.BE ] Environmental Sciences/Biodiversity and Ecologylcsh:RVolesOrganismsBiology and Life SciencesPaleontologyGeologic Time15. Life on land13. Climate actionArchaeological DatingPeople and PlacesEarth SciencesCenozoic Eralcsh:Q[SDE.BE]Environmental Sciences/Biodiversity and Ecology
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Large Blooms of

2018

ABSTRACT Biological soil crusts (biocrusts) account for a substantial portion of primary production in dryland ecosystems. They successionally mature to deliver a suite of ecosystem services, such as carbon sequestration, water retention and nutrient cycling, and climate regulation. Biocrust assemblages are extremely well adapted to survive desiccation and to rapidly take advantage of the periodic precipitation events typical of arid ecosystems. Here we focus on the wetting response of incipient cyanobacterial crusts as they mature from “light” to “dark.” We sampled a cyanobacterial biocrust chronosequence before (dry) and temporally following a controlled wetting event and used high-throug…

Bacillalesfood and beveragesFirmicutespulsed-activity eventecological successioncarbon lossstabilitybiological soil crustresistanceRNA Ribosomal 16Secosystem servicesEcosystemSoil MicrobiologyResearch ArticlemBio
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Alegacion iuridica por Clara Maria Bas, y de Bas, Viuda, en la causa con Bernardo Bas, en que ha sido tambien citado Baltasar Bàs, vecinos de la Vill…

1721

Sig. [A]-B2, C3 Signat al final: El Dr. Miguel Sessè y Prats. - A la part superior de la port.: Jesus, maria, Joseph; S. Thomas de Aquino, y San Phelipe Neri Port. orlada amb grav. xil. de Stº Tomás de Aquino. - Text amb notes marginals. - Reclams. - Capital grav

Bas Bernardo Judicis litigis etc. Obres anteriors a 1800Judicis Herències i successions Comunitat valenciana S.XVIII Obres anteriors a 1800Bas y de Bas Clara María Judicis litigis etc. Obres anteriors a 1800Judicis Herències i successions Comunitat valenciana S.XVIII Obres anteriors al 1800Bas y de Bas Clara María Judicis litigis etc. Obres anteriors al 1800Bas Bernardo Judicis litigis etc. Obres anteriors al 1800DIG-BH
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Beierwaltes nella corrente dell'eriugenismo: la duplex theoria e lo statuto trascendentale della manifestazione

2007

L'articolo ricostruisce e discute il nucleo tematico dell'interpretazione del platonismo medievale elaborata da Beierwaltes e segnatamente della funzione centrale in esso del pensiero dell'Eriugena, mostrandone l'operatività nei successivi sviluppi della dialettica della contrazione.

Beierwaltes Giovanni Scoto Eriugena platonismo duplex theoria: simultaneita' e successioneSettore M-FIL/03 - Filosofia Morale
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