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Directing Ecological Succession

James O. Luken

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Succession management - an introduction obtaining information on succession plant populations - growth, decline and persistence during succession methods of managing succession - plant and plant part removal methods of managing succession - changing resource availability methods of managing succession - changing propagule availability animals and succession ecological succession - changes due to animal activities a landscape perspective information systems for prediction and decision-making.

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Succession management - an introduction obtaining information on succession plant populations - growth, decline and persistence during succession methods of managing succession - plant and plant part removal methods of managing succession - changing resource availability methods of managing succession - changing propagule availability animals and succession ecological succession - changes due to animal activities a landscape perspective information systems for prediction and decision-making.

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Succession management - an introduction obtaining information on succession plant populations - growth, decline and persistence during succession methods of managing succession - plant and plant part removal methods of managing succession - changing resource availability methods of managing succession - changing propagule availability animals and succession ecological succession - changes due to animal activities a landscape perspective information systems for prediction and decision-making.

Key concepts: Ecological succession, Primary succession, Ecology, Succession planning, Secondary succession, Environmental resource management, Biology, Environmental science

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