Dear Colleagues,
I just wished to follow up on Howies' comments with the interjection of
mycorrhizas into the mix. Salix species have the ability to grow
without mycorrhizas, with arbuscular mycorrhizas or with a unique set of
ectomycorrhizal fungi. Arctic and alpine Salix seem most often to f
Andrew and others,
The tissue levels of various toxins became an issue with turtles and
their use Native Americans in upstate (and I mean the real upstate) NY
in the 1980s when I was in Potsdam
Here's a link with some data collected in that area as well as the
Hudson R
http://www.pwrc.usgs.go
I agree on Manning and in my courses I use Henrich's books - "The Trees
in My Forest" is great for temperate zone ecology.
Robert K. Antibus
Professor of Biology
Bluffton University
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A nonscience colleague of mine is working on a translation of a paper
from Polish to English and contacted me concerning the translation of
anthropopression. This word is/was totally unfamiliar to me, but a
Google search shows it to be used fairly commonly in some of the Polish
ecological literatur
1997 represent the carbon equivalent of 400 times the earth's NPP
Bob Antibus
Robert K. Antibus
Chair Science Department
Bluffton University
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For an attempt at such an explanation of source sink species aimed at a
"general audience" one could use Rosenzweig's Win-Win Ecology (2003)
Bob Antibus
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George,
We did a similar thing this year for our first years' and wanted to have
the author speak on the topic. We ended up with Carl McDaniel using his
book "Wisdom for a Livable Planet" - Carl is up in Troy so not too far
from you.
Bob A
Robert K. Antibus
Chair Science Department
Bluffton Uni
Another fine book and predecessor to Pollan about the dietary and
environmental impact of corn is Richard Manning's "Against the Grain"
Bob A
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