Modular Theory in Plant Population Ecology

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Modular Theory in Plant Population Ecology

Li Yunxiang¹, Liu Yucheng¹, Zhong Zhangcheng²

1. Department ofBiology, Sichuan Normal University, Nanchong 637002;
2. Department of Biology, Southwest China Normal University, Chongqing 630715

Received:1994-12-04 Revised:1995-01-03 Online:1995-12-10

Abstract

Abstract: The historical background of modular theory in plant population ecology and its main ideas were reviewed.The several related terms,including modukr and unitary organism, medule,genet,and metapopulation were interpreted.It was suggested that different levels of modular units could be selected for study according to the characteristics of species and the aim of studies.The advantages of applying modular theory in plant population research were also discussed.

Key words: forest landscape composition, climate warming, fire disturbance, LANDIS, Huzhong Nature Reserve.

Li Yunxiang, Liu Yucheng, Zhong Zhangcheng. Modular Theory in Plant Population Ecology[J]. cje, 1995, (6): 35-41.

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