Ecosystem of Savanna in Africa
Hai Ren, Joon Daane, Shaolin Peng
Abstract
Hai Ren, Joon Daane, Shaolin Peng
Abstract
Savanna is the largest biome in southern Africa which repre sents 46% of the total area. Most savanna are used for grazing mainly by cattle and goat. This paper reviews the recent researches on savanna in main aspects in cluding eco-physiology, ecosystem assesment, fire, bush encroachment, succession al dynamics, vegetation degradation and restoration, and ecosystem management st rategies.
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Savanna is the largest biome in southern Africa which repre sents 46% of the total area. Most savanna are used for grazing mainly by cattle and goat. This paper reviews the recent researches on savanna in main aspects in cluding eco-physiology, ecosystem assesment, fire, bush encroachment, succession al dynamics, vegetation degradation and restoration, and ecosystem management st rategies.
Key concepts: Biome, Ecological succession, Ecosystem, Vegetation (pathology), Grazing, Ecology, Agroforestry, Geography