The Ecological Relations of the Vegetation On the Sand Dunes of Lake Michigan

By H. Cowles. 2008

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• The Ecological Niche: History and Recent Controversies (2015, background): “…of biocoenosis (Möbius 1877 ), the quantifi ed studies of trophic chains (Forbes 1880 , 1887 ; Semper 1881 ), the study of vegetal successions and of the feedback between soil and plants (Cowles 1899 ), or the notion of limiting factor (Liebig 1841 : xcii,c) (see McIntosh 1986 , esp. chap I & II).”
• Testing the assumptions of chronosequences in succession. (2008, background): “However, not only Cowles (1899) but numerous other studies (Fuller 1912; Downing 1922; Weaver & Clements 1929; Olson 1958; Poulson 1999) have reported that the cottonwoods establish only on moist germination beds such as depressions on the beach, low pannes, swales, or recently in-filled runnels,…”