estions of a general ecology book,
> preferably with at least some plant examples to supplement lectures and
> field in a
> > brief introductory ecology class for adults who are interested in and
> often quite knowledgeable about (native) plants. Last time I taught
> introductory ecology was literally decades ago when Ricklef’s “Economy of
> Nature” was a bit less expensive and was the short, ‘simple' book
> available. Are there new ones out there that people have experience with or
> know of?
> > Thanks.
> > Cheers,
> > Pat Swain
> > retired natural community ecologist
>
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Roger Long, DA
the concept and
> advantages of ecosystems? Now I'm wondering if we have automotive
> engineers who don't understand friction. Or surgeons who think blood is
> overrated."
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> Leslie Mertz, Ph.D.
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Roger Long, DA
