Biogeochemistry : of a Forested Ecosystem
Editorial Reviews
P.S. Savill, Forestry, vol. 70, no. 2, 1997
The book has the great virtues of being short, concise, well laid out and very readable.
Book Description
Based on the classic ecosystem studies at Hubbard Brook in New Hampshire, this book presents an in-depth analysis of the biogeochemistry of a terrestrial ecosystem. It synthesizes long-term data on precipitation and streamwater chemistry, hydrology and weathering, and also considers the dynamics of atmospheric gases and water as they flow through the system. Hailed as "ÄaÜ standard for ecological teaching and research for years to come", the book "bristles with unsettled questions, intriguing problems, and technical challenges". This new edition brings the 1977 volume up to date and presents the ongoing Hubbard Brook study to a new generation of ecologists. The authors have international reputations: they won the $150,000 Tyler Prize in Environmental Science in 1993, and Likens also won the $250,000 Australia Prize in 1994.
Biogeochemistry : of a Forested Ecosystem
Biogeochemistry: of a Forested Ecosystem,Gene E. Likens,F. Herbert Bormann,Springer,038794351X,Biogeochemistry,Chemistry - General,Earth Sciences - Geography,Forest Ecology,Hubbard Brook Experimental For,Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest,Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest (N.H.),Life Sciences - Ecology - Ecosystems,Life Sciences - Ecology - Forest Ecology,New Hampshire,Science,Science/Mathematics,Biogeochemie,Ecosystem,Forested Ecosystem,Hubbard Brook Valley /Biologie,Science / Geography,Wald,Ökologie
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