Meta-种群结构及其遗传后果

摘要/Abstract

Abstract: Metapopulations were categorized into four major types by Harrison; classical metapopulations, mainland-island and source-sink metapopulations, patchy populations, and non-equilibrium metapopulations. This paper reviewed the genetic consequences of the four types of metapopulation, from theoretical and empirical studies.

Key words: forest plantation, eddy covariance, carbon flux, carbon source.

陈小勇, 厉宁. Meta-种群结构及其遗传后果[J]. 生态学杂志, 2000, (5): 71-75,81.

Chen Xiaoyong, Li Ning. Metapopulation Structure and Its Genetic Consequences[J]. cje, 2000, (5): 71-75,81.

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