Ecological Processes and Theories of Wetland Plants and Their Applications: A Study of Typical Wetlands in the Sanjiang Plain

Author: He Chiquan
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This book specifically introduces the relevant theories and latest research findings on the physical, chemical, and biological processes of wetland ecosystems. Taking the systematic study of the Carex lasiocarpa wetland ecosystem in the Sanjiang Plain as an example, it delves into the complex structure, functions, ecological processes, and mechanisms of wetlands, proposing new perspectives on the ecological adaptability of clonal wetland plants. It provides theoretical and methodological references for the systematic study of wetland ecosystems. The book is divided into 9 chapters, each interdependent yet interconnected. Chapter 1 introduces the concepts of wetlands and wetland plant ecology; Chapter 2 covers the theories of wetland plant ecology and research progress in related fields; Chapter 3 discusses the background and theories of wetland plant ecological process research; Chapter 4 explores the structure of wetland ecosystems; Chapter 5 investigates the physical processes of wetland ecosystems; Chapter 6 examines the chemical processes of wetland ecosystems; Chapter 7 studies the biological processes of wetland ecosystems; Chapter 8 focuses on the research of ecological adaptation processes; Chapter 9 summarizes the above studies and raises some issues for further exploration. This book serves as a theoretical and technical reference for researchers engaged in wetland research, development, and conservation, and is suitable for students and faculty in life sciences, environmental science, and related disciplines at colleges and universities.