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autecology

An uncommon term for the study of a single organism or a single species and its interactions in an ecosystem.

autecology

the ecology of individual species as opposed to community ecology. Compare SYNECOLOGY.
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The low number of indicator species for the peat block samples could derive from the random propagules content in the field conditions and from the chance for species with different autecological features to germinate due to the favourable conditions in the greenhouse.
Factors affecting the re-vegetation of abandoned extracted peatlands in Estonia: a synthesis from field and greenhouse studies
We are developing a calibration dataset for central Mexico that will provide new autecological information for bioindicators that will expand our original Yucatan training set.
Bioindicators of climate and trophic state in lowland and highland aquatic ecosystems of the Northern Neotropics
Some autecological characteristics of early to late successional tree species in Venezuela.
Adaptacion de un modelo de claros para el estudio de la dinamica de un bosque estacional en los llanos occidentales de Venezuela
Thus, in the Orthoptera, detailed autecological studies have demonstrated close relationships between vegetation, land management and species distributions at the field-scale, yet such detailed data are available for only a small number of sites (e.
Species richness of Orthoptera along gradients of agricultural intensification and urbanisation
Autecological work (Baskin and Baskin 1997) revealed a large bank of dormant, water-impermeable mallow seeds that require heating by fire to germinate.
Fire history and its implications for an endemic fire-dependent herb (Il-iamna corei Sherff.) of the Appalachian mountains
Some autecological studies of the Lonicera x bella complex.
Physiologically based control of invasive Asiatic shrub honeysuckle
This program focused on elevating early larval and spat survival and growth by investigating the impacts of various hatchery procedures (Dove & O'Connor 2007), rearing practices, diets, and the effects of key autecological factors such as salinity and temperature.
Salinity and temperature tolerance of Sydney rock oysters Saccostrea glomerata during early ontogeny
That is, inconvenient synecological truths prevented us from drawing an attractive (convenient) conclusion that Mytilus has filled gaps in its Western Arctic distribution since 1950 in an autecological (physiological) response to increasing water temperatures.
A review of apparent 20th century changes in the presence of mussels (Mytilus trossulus) and macroalgae in Arctic Alaska, and of historical and paleontological evidence used to relate mollusc distributions to climate change
Autecological studies on Audouinia capitata (Bruciaceae).
Anaerobic conditions improve germination of a gibberellic acid deficient rice. (Notes)
An autecological study of blackbrush (Coleogyne ramosissima Torr.
Spatial Distribution of Blackbrush (Coleogyne ramosissima Torr.) Populations in the Mojave Desert
Autecological studies on seagrasses have documented that seagrass distribution is strongly related to physiology and growth characteristics, including water depth and salinity zonation.
DYNAMICS OF A SUBTIDAL SEAGRASS LANDSCAPE: SEASONAL AND ANNUAL CHANGE IN RELATION TO WATER DEPTH
Closest to his heart were botanical exploration, autecological observation of plant and animal species, and taxonomy of trees and non-tree plant species.
Bill Smythies *. (Memorials)

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