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Components of Habitat Determination in Tropical Piper Species

Components of Habitat Determination in Tropical Piper Species
热带风笛物种栖息地确定的组成部分
批准号:
8717422
负责人:
Christopher Field
金额:
$21.53万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1988
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1988-01-15 至 1991-06-30

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中文摘要
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这项拟议的研究将调查一组在旧世界和新世界热带地区非常常见的植物物种的适应性。研究将集中在一组密切相关的物种上,这些物种生活在墨西哥单一热带雨林中略有不同的栖息地。包括田间、温室和实验室研究在内的实验将检验几种基于一般假设的预测,即在受干扰的栖息地中取得成功需要最大限度地捕获和利用光、水和营养物质的反应,而在阴凉栖息地的成功取决于保守的反应,尽量减少这些资源严重短缺的前景。这些实验的结果在回答关于进化如何在不同的栖息地塑造物种的一般性问题,以及建立在受干扰和未受干扰的雨林栖息地中植物成功的标准方面都是有用的。虽然拟议的研究在其方向上是基础的,但它应该产生具有短期适用性的信息。热带雨林在经济和文化上都很重要,但热带雨林的破坏正在以很高的速度进行。目前,对雨林生物学的了解太少,管理者无法设计有效的再造林技术,也无法实施保护森林完整性和功能的雨林资源利用计划。拟议中的研究,通过关注植物在受干扰和未受干扰的栖息地生长的机制,将开始为管理人员提供必要的背景知识。
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The proposed research will investigate adaptation in a group of plant species very common throughout the Old and New World tropics. Studies will focus on a group of closely related species that live in slightly different habitats within a single tropical rainforest in Mexico. The experiments, including field, greenhouse, and laboratory studies, will test several predictions based on the general hypothesis that success in disturbed habitats requires responses that tend to maximize the capture and utilization of light, water, and nutrients, while success in shady habitats depends on conservative responses that minimize the prospects for critical shortages of these resources. Results of these experiments should be useful both in answering general questions about how evolution shapes species for different habitats and in establishing criteria for plant success in disturbed and undisturbed rainforest habitats. Though the proposed research is basic in its orientation, it should yield information with short-term applicability. Tropical rainforests are important both economically and culturally, but rainforest destruction is proceeding at a high rate. At present, rainforest biology is too poorly understood for managers to design effective reforestation techniques and to implement programs of rainforest resource utilization that preserve the integrity and functionality of the forest. The proposed research, by focusing on the mechanisms that allow plants to grow in disturbed and undisturbed habitats, will begin to give managers the necessary background.
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