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Oxford University Press - Tropical Lichens Systematics & Ecology

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Description

Tropical lichens play a significant role in the study of their surrounding ecosystems. For many years, comprehensive information regarding these organisms was difficult to find in a single published source. This volume by Oxford University Press fills that gap by synthesizing current knowledge into one accessible resource. This book is based on a meeting held by the Systematics Association, bringing together diverse perspectives on the subject. It covers the systematic, ecological, and biogeographical aspects of tropical lichens. Readers will find a detailed look at the current state of the field, alongside an identification of specific areas where further research is required to advance our understanding. Whether you are studying biological sciences or researching habitat conservation, this text provides a necessary foundation. It addresses the complex relationship between lichens and their environments, making it a valuable addition to any scientific library focused on tropical biology and ecology.

Key Features

Synthesizes current knowledge regarding tropical lichens to provide a unified resource for researchers and students.

Covers essential scientific topics including systematics, ecology, and biogeographical aspects of these organisms.

Derived from professional contributions presented during a Systematics Association meeting.

Identifies specific research gaps to help direct future studies in tropical lichenology.

Provides necessary context for understanding the role of lichens within their specific ecosystems.

Addresses important questions regarding the conservation of tropical lichen species.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 February 1991
Listed Since
15 December 2006

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