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  1. Conceptual toolboxes for twenty-first-century ecologists by Reiners, William A., Pappas, Gregory S., Lockwood, Jeffrey A., Reiners, Derek S., Prager, Steven D.

    Published 2018
    “…General descriptors for these clusters are as follows: general ecology, population ecology, community ecology, evolutionary ecology, ecosystem ecology, biogeochemistry, spatial structures, scaling structure and function, cross-system structures, and cross-system dynamics.…”
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  2. 100 years of ecology: what are our concepts and are they useful by Reiners, William A., Lockwood, Jeffrey A., Reiners, Derek S., Prager, Steven D.

    Published 2017
    “…Of these, 89% were addressed in North America, 62% were male, 77% held Ph.D. degrees, 67% were involved in academia through employment or as students, and about one‐half of the total were divided between community and ecosystem ecology domains of interest. The 10 highest ranked concepts (in descending order) for utility were scales (small, local, regional, global, etc.), ecosystem, habitat, species, disturbance/perturbation, organism, population, community, competition, and species life history. …”
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  3. Functional traits and performance of woody species on oil- affected soils of the Ecuadorian Amazon by Villancis, Jaime, Casanoves, Fernando, Hang, Susana, Armas, Cristina

    Published 2023
    “…Tropical rainforests have a significant influence on global patterns of biodiversity, ecosystem ecology, productivity, and biogeochemical cycles (Malhi, 2010). …”
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  4. Agriculture Systems by Andren, O., Katterer, T

    Published 2008
    “…In spite of this, belowground biodiversity can be high, although often lower than in natural ecosystems. Ecological research performed in agricultural systems has advantages compared with research in most natural ecosystems, since agricultural fields are ‘homogenized’, that is, trees, larger stones, etc. are removed and regular soil cultivation to some extent evens out differences in topsoil properties over time.…”
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  5. Restoration of rice ecosystem services: ‘ecological engineering for pest management’ incentives and practices in the Mekong Delta Region of Vietnam by Horgan, Finbarr G., Vu, Quynh, Mundaca, Enrique A., Crisol-Martínez, Eduardo

    Published 2022
    “…As a restoring service from society to the rice ecosystem, ecological engineering incorporated significant positive-feedback loops, particularly regarding the production of supplementary foods (provisioning services) and the aesthetic value (cultural services) of planted rice bunds. …”
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