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Ways to restore degraded habitat
Large mammal enclosures
plant competitor removal
native seed additions
leaf litter manipulator
What factors influence tree growth
temperature
soil quality
water / soil moisture
genetics
Results of agricultural land use legacies
Increased soil compaction
reduced organic matter
altered soil and water relations
altered nutrient content
altered microbial communities
reduced plant diversity
altered plant composition
Definition of biodiversity
Variety of living organisms at all levels of biological organization
Ecosystem Diversity
Variation in biotic and abiotic properties among ecosystems in a landscape
Species Diversity
Variation in the number and relative abundance of species in a community
Genetic diversity
Variation in genetic makeup and morphological traits among individuals
Scale of ecological prowess (big to small)
Biome, ecosystem, community, population, individual
Ways of quantifying community biodiversity
species richness
species evenness
diversity indices
species composition

What is this image of?
Intermediate disturbance hypothesis
Ecosystem Functions
Productivity
Stability
Resistance
Carbon Sequestration
Nutrient Cycling
Water Cycling
Soil Formation
Things an ecosystem does
Pollination
Decomposition
Biomass production
What is alpha diversity a measure of?
Species richness and species evenness
What is beta diversity?
A measure of community heterogeneity
How plots are unique+similar in species composition
Functional Diversity
Not all the species in a plot doing the same thing/serving the same purpose
What accounts for productivity
Standing biomass
percent cover
allocation (root:shoot)
Physiognomy
Form, structure, or appearance of a plant community
Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis
Moderate levels of disturbance promote greater species diversity than either high or low levels of disturbance
High levels of disturbance
exclude many slow growing species
low levels of disturbance
allows dominant species to exclude less competitive species
Niche complementarity
two niches dont overlap