There are two wetlands/coastal biogeochemical modeler positions open;
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Leo
Shuguang (Leo) Liu, PhD
Research Ecologist, and Team Lead on
Climate Change, Carbon
I thank Dr. Dan Mckenzie, Dr. Francisco Di Castro and Dr. Mike Hillstrom for
their suggestings. Also thanks Dr. Zuur for previous help. They were all useful
and helped making a more clear idea how to treat the binary plant data.
I also followed the steps for FSO calculation recommended by Dr. Ric
Bahman,
What you're actually going to do is create a model in ArcGIS that matches
the parameters that you want. I recommend going to the following website
for specific answers to your questions.
http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisdesktop/9.2/index.cfm?TopicName=An_overview_of_model_concepts_and_terms
Ecolog:
It depends upon how one defines "water use efficiency," I suppose, but not
in the "production" sense as commonly conceived in the in the case of
agriculture and horticulture, but I wouldn't want to rule those out either.
To put it in contrast, agriculture/horticulture tends to be more
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hello Wayne, this is a very interesting question - if i understand you
correctly, you are enquiring into how much water an individual of a
species has taken up in its lifetime (to date) and connecting this
with the total biomass produced to date (including shedded leaves,
sloughed off roots
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Native Warm-Season Grass Pastures for Livestock, Wildlife & Ecosystem
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This is a multi-disciplinary project to evaluate native warm season
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Dear Colleagues,
We invite you to submit an abstract to the session:
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This session will be convened in December at the Fall Meeting of AGU
sponsored by the Biogeosciences section.
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Dear Friends,
The Chicago Botanic Garden and Botanic Gardens Conservation International
(US office) are working with several partners to assess plant science
capacity in the United States. The aim of this grant-funded project is to
identify our strengths and areas for improvement in plant scien
The Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB) will host a
symposium entitled "Marine Ecosystem Engineers in a Changing World:
Establishing Links Across Systems" at the society's annual meeting,
January 2-6 2010 in Seattle (http://sicb.org/meetings/2010/). We
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Amartya and Ecolog:
I think Amartya understands my question quite well.
Well, yes, it would have to be based upon individuals, but of course in large
enough numbers to indicate the amount of differences intra-specifically and
"inter-generically." I suspect that fairly large numbers might be ne
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