2005
DOI: 10.5424/srf/2005143-00915
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Ecophysiology, a meeting point between function and management of forest ecosystems

Abstract: The paper begins with a brief history of botany leading to the first descriptions on plant life phenomena. It then moves on to plant physiology as a science with a proper identity in the XVIII century. The works by Duhamel du Monceau and the German forester Robert Hartig are pointed out as landmarks on the way to the future ecophysiology of trees. The Symposium «The Physiology of Forest Trees», held in 1957 at the Harvard Forest, is also remarked as a step forward in the incorporation of forest trees as experi… Show more

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“…Ecophysiological studies analyze the responses of organisms to the environment and the analysis of physiological and interaction mechanisms involved from microorganism to a similar microbial group grading to community and ecosystem (Pardo 2005). Among their varied characteristics, studying the closely related bacteria as an ecophysiological group is an alternative way to characterize them based on their ability and function (Bodoczi and Carpa 2010;Ettoumi et al 2009;Lo Giudice et al 2005;Lüttge and Scarano 2004;Ramanathan et al 2011;Stevens et al 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Ecophysiological studies analyze the responses of organisms to the environment and the analysis of physiological and interaction mechanisms involved from microorganism to a similar microbial group grading to community and ecosystem (Pardo 2005). Among their varied characteristics, studying the closely related bacteria as an ecophysiological group is an alternative way to characterize them based on their ability and function (Bodoczi and Carpa 2010;Ettoumi et al 2009;Lo Giudice et al 2005;Lüttge and Scarano 2004;Ramanathan et al 2011;Stevens et al 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%