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-succession (early to mid-successional species are most successful) - pioneer and climax species and communities - primary and secondary succession - oligotrophic vs. eutrophic - succession and bobwhite management (need early succession) - caribou - eat lichens in boreal forests (climax community) - diversity and stability
secondary succession species

Early Successional Habitats Piedmont Ecoregion
Practice Purpose: To provide habitat for species requiring early successional habitat for all or part of their life cycle; by managing plant succession to develop and maintain early successional habitat. I. Project Goals and Objectives. Landowner/Client's Goals and Objectives (describe): ...
early succession vs late succession

[DOC File]NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE
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The first species to colonize an ecosystem are called . pioneer species. Pioneer species such as lichens (a fungus + algae), mosses, and bacteria help break up bare rock and form a base of soil that can be used by plants. As environmental conditions change, the pioneers are replaced by . early successional. species
early succession trees

[DOC File]Ecological Succession Introductory Activity
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Early successional herbaceous plant species and fast-growing pine species reestablish first. After decades of succession, the forest stand is composed of a mix of pine and hardwood species. Because the Talladega National Forest actively manages forest habitat for the endangered Red Cockaded Woodpecker, some cut patches in the forest are ...
primary succession species

[DOC File]Succession and Species Diversity in a Plant Community
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Early successional treatments should be placed in a specific planned special arrangement. This specific arrangement is dependent upon the habitat objective and desired species. Treatment shall be accomplished whenever succession has gone past the desired stages.
secondary succession species

[DOCX File]Patterns and Mechanisms of Succession
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5) Species-diversity increases from the simple communities of early succession to the richer communities of late succession. 6) Populations rise and fall replacing one another along the time gradient in a manner analogous to stable communities along environmental gradients.
early succession vs late succession

[DOC File]Wildlife Ecology
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reasons for the decline in our aspen resources are clearly understood as most of the loss is caused by ecological succession to shade tolerant species such as red maple and white pine, replacing shade-intolerant aspen, and, WHEREAS, biodiversity within cover types declines as early succession species are replaced by shade-tolerant species, and
early succession trees

[DOCX File]647 Early Successional Habitat Development/Management
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Researchers have characterized primary succession in this system, where plant communities progress from pioneer species (i.e., early colonizing lichens, liverworts, and forbs) to creeping shrubs such as Dryas, to larger shrubs and trees such as alder, and finally to the climax spruce forest community over 1,500 years (e.g., see Chapin et al.
primary succession species

Early succession species