Titlebook: Successes, Limitations, and Frontiers in Ecosystem Science; Michael L. Pace,Peter M. Groffman Book 1998 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 199

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Improving Links Between Ecosystem Scientists and Managers,ively. The following four tactics are suggested for helping to overcome these misunderstandings: (1) development of improved communication through shared development of policy models and research programs; (2) active advocacy for legislative change needed to reduce institutional barriers; (3) develo

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The Need for Large-Scale Experiments to Assess and Predict the Response of Ecosystems to Perturbatiademic and management culture, and institutional shortcomings. Progress in ecosystem experiments can be accelerated through dedicated sites and funding, and keystones that foster collaborations between management and science for adaptive ecosystem management.

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Ecosystems and Problems of Measurement at Large Spatial Scales,ral scales, they tend to address either structure (e.g. vegetation-type distribution) or function (e.g. trace-gas fluxes) and rarely link the two. They lack integration as a result of several gaps, the most significant of which may be knowledge of dynamic carbon allocation processes and changing lan

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Within-System Element Cycles, Input-Output Budgets, and Nutrient Limitation,oil. For the last mechanism, both a simple and a more complex model are used to show that losses of dissolved organic forms of a nutrient could constrain nutrient accumulation and permit nutrient limitation to persist indefintely. Emissions of nitrogen (N) trace gases produced during nitrification c

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