Evolution of the arborescent gymnosperms, Volume 1, Northern Hemisphere focus: pattern, process and diversity
The arborescent gymnosperms are the most prevalent trees in one-third of the world's forests, and have dominated the Earth's forest ecosystems through much of evolutionary time. They encompass over 70 living genera and nearly 700 species of evergreen conifers and related trees, and include...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The arborescent gymnosperms are the most prevalent trees in one-third of the world's forests, and have dominated the Earth's forest ecosystems through much of evolutionary time. They encompass over 70 living genera and nearly 700 species of evergreen conifers and related trees, and include the largest and longest-lived organisms on this planet. This two-volume treatise provides detailed descriptions of each genus based on first-hand surveys of their structure, adaption, ecology, function and development. It also incorporates evidence from molecular studies, palaeobotany and environmental data to provide a holistic understanding of their overall evolution and diversity. Covering the world's temperate and tropical forests, Volume 1 principally focuses on Northern Hemisphere genera while Volume 2 covers those with a predominantly Southern Hemisphere range. Together, the set provides a comprehensive, global reference for researchers in palaeobotany, plant science, geobiology, evolutionary biology, ecology and plant genetics, as well as arboriculturists and conservation managers |
| Beschreibung: | Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 15 Nov 2024) Part 1. -- - Aims, approaches and methodologies -- - Part 2. -- - Phylogenetic bases and revised taxonomic structure -- - Part 3. -- - Living arborescent gymnosperm genetic presentations -- - Part 4. -- - From ecosystem services to conservation and sustainability |
| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (xiv, 715 Seiten) |
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