Cowles, and others since, have used the chronosequence approach to better understand the successional process. Since it would be difficult to follow a successional sequence that lasted decades or ...

This type of succession is often called secondary succession (Connell & Slayter 1977). Early successional communities are those that establish themselves relatively quickly after disturbance ...

Birds Georgia has received a grant to restore riparian meadows and wildlife corridors along the Chattahoochee River. The Bill ...

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Sharp-tailed grouse numbers have declined over recent decades but persist on several state properties, mostly in northwestern ...

they were replaced by later successional communities. Ecological succession is a foundational concept in ecology, which as a field examines the structure and dynamics of biological communities. Today, ...

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The historical change in relative abundance and the current density reflect the availability of preferred habitat: The openings and edges of deciduous and mixed forests, the early successional stages ...

Li, Shao‐peng Cadotte, Marc W. Meiners, Scott J. Hua, Zheng‐shuang Shu, Hao‐yue Li, Jin‐tian Shu, Wen‐sheng and Gurevitch, Jessica 2015. The effects of phylogenetic relatedness on invasion success and ...

These plants are called early successional plants because they thrive in recently disturbed environments. They are also called colonizers, ruderals or weeds. Over time, as colonizers grow, they change ...