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Authors: Walter, Heinrich, Breckle, Siegmar-W.

Authors: Walter, Heinrich, Breckle, Siegmar-W. Heinrich Walter was born in Russia, studied Natural Sciences - with emphasis on botany - in Odessa and is familiar with all relevant Russian literature on ecology. Show all. Table of contents (10 chapters).

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Heinrich Walter, Siegmar-W. Breckle, Sheila Gruber. By the end of the last century, the only region in all of Europe where the natural vegetation remained untouched over large expanses was Eastern Europe.

3, Temperate and Polar Zonobiomes of Northern Eurasia, 1989. While writing the preface of many of his books, Walter quotes: "Das Laboratorium des Ökologen ist Gottes Natur Und sein Arbeitsfeld-die ganze Welt. The ecologist's laboratory is God's nature and the whole earth is his field. Deutsche Gesellschaft für Geschichte und Theorie der Biologie: Annals of the History and Philosophy of Biology. Volume 12. 2007, S. 164. (online; PDF; 4,3 MB).

A number of figures are taken from more recent publications, however, without disturbing the character of this standard-work. While Walter's general concept remains unchanged, the individual chapters have been completely revised, enlarged and updated.

This present volume deals in detail with the special ecological relation ships of the tropical and subtropical zonobiomes I. .Most ecologists proceed from the basis of their experience in the temperate zones of the northern hemisphere.

This present volume deals in detail with the special ecological relation ships of the tropical and subtropical zonobiomes I to III. As a result, many ecological writings show a certain one-sidedness and there is a danger that generalizations made will not be broadly applicable. To avoid this, particular emphasis is laid, in this vol urne, on the special ecological features and the characteristics of the trop ical and subtropical regions.

Ecological Systems of the Geobiosphere: 3 Temperate and Polar Zonobiomes of Northern Eurasia.

Classification of the Geo-biosphere into Zonobiomes The biosphere is the thin layer of the earth's surface to which the phenomena connected with living matter are confined. On land, this comprises the lowest layer of the atmosphere permanently inhabited by living organisms and into which plants extend, as well as the root-containing portion of the lithosphere, which we term the soil. Living organisms are also found in all bodies of water, to the very depths of the oceans. Ecological Systems of the Geobiosphere: 3 Temperate and Polar Zonobiomes of Northern Eurasia. In Volume 1 of this four-volume series, ecological problems of a general nature were discussed from a global point of view. Familiarity with this is essential for a full understanding of the more specialized treatment in this and subsequent volumes, for no similar approach is to be found in other ecological handbooks for beginners.