The relationship between species richness and standing crop in wetlands: the importance of scale

By Dwayne R. J. Moore, P. Keddy. Vegetatio, 2004

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Subfields: Ecology, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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Species richness and cover along a 60-year chronosequence in old-fields of southeastern Spain (2004, background): “The increase in predictability achieved by subdividing total species richness into different plant types has also been observed in different ecosystems Nilsson et al. 1989; Moore and Keddy 1989; Pausas 1994; Pausas and Carreras 1995; Austin et al. 1996; Leathwick et al. 1998; Pausas et al. 1999.”
Distribution, species diversity and life-form spectra of plant communities along an altitudinal gradient in the northern slopes of Qilianshan Mountains, Gansu, China (2003, background): “Factors influencing the number of functional types were thought to be very different from those influencing the number of species within a functional type ( Moore and Keddy 1989; Cody 1991; Huston 1994).”
Species‐energy relationships at the macroecological scale: a review of the mechanisms (2005, methodology): “This sampling mechanism is analogous to one pathway postulated to contribute to species-area relationships (Connor & McCoy, 1979; Moore & Keddy, 1989; Storch, S̆izling & Gaston, 2003).”
QUADRATIC VARIATION IN OLD-FIELD SPECIES RICHNESS ALONG GRADIENTS OF DISTURBANCE AND NITROGEN (2002, background): “Environmental gradients in wetlands often incorporate both productivity and disturbance, and these typically show quadratic variation in richness with community biomass (Wilson and Keddy 1988, Moore and Keddy 1989, Shipley et al. 1991, Pollock et al. 1998).”
Does phosphorus limitation promote species-rich plant communities? (2011, unknown): “Panel B shows the hump shaped relationship observed in comprehensive field studies in wetlands in Canada, Europe and Siberia, which indicated that the line should be considered as the envelope enfolding a cloud of points (Grace 1999; Moore and Keddy 1989; Olde Venterink et al. 2003; Vasander 1982; W”