Assembly Rules and Restoration Ecology: Bridging the Gap by Vicky M. Temperton Ph.D., Richard J. Hobbs, Tim Nuttle,

By Vicky M. Temperton Ph.D., Richard J. Hobbs, Tim Nuttle, Stefan Halle

Meeting principles check with the ecological ideas that consultant the 'assembly' of ecosystems. they give counsel on making plans which species may be restored first, after which which might be additional during which order. This paintings explores the recommendations and theories with regards to meeting principles.

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Young et al. (2001) have highlighted the need to extract and combine the most useful elements of various concepts (particularly succession and assembly) to guide restoration efforts. Thus, the framework of assembly rules theory is directly relevant to restoration ecology. There is a need for restoration when an ecosystem is stuck in an undesirable state, and the art and science of restoration is how best to move the system over any threshold holding it in that undesirable state (Hobbs and Norton 1996, Hobbs 1999).

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