Global Change and the Terrestrial Biosphere
Alistair Rogers
Abstract
Alistair Rogers
Abstract
Terrestrial ecosystems sustain life on Earth through the production of food, fuel, fiber, clean air, and naturally purified water. But how will agriculture and ecosystems be affected by global change? Rogers describes the impact of projected climate change on the terrestrial biosphere and explains why plants are not just passive respondents to global change, but play an important role in determining the rate of change.
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Terrestrial ecosystems sustain life on Earth through the production of food, fuel, fiber, clean air, and naturally purified water. But how will agriculture and ecosystems be affected by global change? Rogers describes the impact of projected climate change on the terrestrial biosphere and explains why plants are not just passive respondents to global change, but play an important role in determining the rate of change.
Key concepts: Biosphere, Terrestrial ecosystem, Global change, Climate change, Ecosystem, Environmental science, Agriculture, Global warming