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Chap.13 Succession. 鄭先祐 生態主張者 Ayo 工作室. Successsion ( 演進). Succession Defined Patterns of successional change Mechanisms of Successional Change Connell-Slatyer Models Tilman ’ s Resource model Interactions among the succession models The role of Herbivores in succession
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Chap.13 Succession 鄭先祐 生態主張者 Ayo工作室
Successsion (演進) • Succession Defined • Patterns of successional change • Mechanisms of Successional Change • Connell-Slatyer Models • Tilman’s Resource model • Interactions among the succession models • The role of Herbivores in succession • Probabilistic models of succession • The Nature of the climax • Environmental application Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.1 Old Krakatau (shown by the dashed line) was destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 1883, leaving only Rakata, a lifeless remnant, at the southern end. Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.2 The number of species on Rakata as a function of time after the Krakatau explosion. Chap.13 Succession
Succession Defined • Degradative succession 潰化 • Autotrophic (自營) succession • Hetrotrophic (異營) succession • Primary succession • Secondary succession • Pioneer stage • Seral stage • Climax 極相,極盛相,終極群落 (disclimax) Chap.13 Succession
The role of disturbance in communities • Disturbance, any relatively discrete event in time that disrupts ecosystem, community, or population structure and changes resource or substrate availability or the abiotic environment. • The effect of a disturbance depends on the nature of the disturbance and the type of habitat. Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.3 火山爆發後的焚毀干擾。 Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.3 (b) 各種不同程度的火災。中央部分是全部焚毀。 Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.3 (c) 颶風摧毀部分林木。 Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.4 The characterization of disturbance along three dimensions: frequency, severity, and spatial extant. Chap.13 Succession
Patterns of successional Change • Primary succession • Dune succession • Succession after recent glaciation • Secondary succession • Old field succession • Succession in lodgepole pine forest • Variation in the patterns of succession Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.6 Five stages (a) beach and the foredune vegetation Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.6 (b) stabilized-dune vegetation Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.6 (c) shrub zone Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.6 (d) pine zone Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.6 Five stages of dune succession (e) oak forest Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.8 Migration of the ice front in Muir Inlet of Glacier Bay, Alaska.Dates indicate the snout of the glacier from 1860 to 1960.冰河的前端,逐年向北退去。 Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.9 Recession of the Muir Glacier from 1978(a) to 1997 (b). Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.9 Recession of the Muir Glacier from 1978(a) to 1997 (b). Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.11 Chap.13 Succession
Old field succession Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.12 The four stages of lodgepole pine succession in Yellostone National Park. In stage I (0-50 years) after the fire. Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.12 The four stages of lodgepole pine succession in Yellostone National Park. In stage II, characterized by the maturation of the trees. (50-150 years) Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.12 The four stages of lodgepole pine succession in Yellostone National Park. In stage III. As some of the trees in Stage II begin to die, Stage III begins. Trees mature and weaken, and many are killed by bark beetles. Light reaches the forest floor, and seedlings germinate and grow. Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.12 Stage IV begins after approximately 250 years. Lodgepoles are reaching their maximum life span and death are common. This stage is very vulnerable to fire. Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.13 Historical pattern of fires in Yellostone based on tree-ring data. Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.14 Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.15 Alternative successionalo pathways in Lake Michigan sand dunes. Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.16 Alternative successional pathways in taiga. The paths vary depending on the microclimate and substrate. Chap.13 Succession
Mechanisms of successional change • Connell-Slatyer Models • Facilitation model • Tolerance model • Inhibition model • Tilman’s Resource model • Light and soil nitrogen are inversely related. • Succession is driven by the change in species composition dictated by the changes in resources over time. Chap.13 Succession
Fig. 13.24 Tilman’s model of succession Chap.13 Succession
Probabilistic models of succession • Horn (1975) attempted to assess the succession could be described as a statistical process dependent on a series of transition probabilities from one state to another. • 他運用Markov chains 數學模式,transitions from one state to another are stochastic process that depend only on the current state, not on any previous state. Chap.13 Succession
預期的與觀察到的,The two distributions are not statistically different. Chap.13 Succession
圖4. 微生態體系的演進。Pg為粗初級生產量; Pn為淨初級生產量;R為呼吸量;B為生物質量。 Chap.13 Succession
圖4. 森林生態體系的演進。 Pg為粗初級生產量; Pn為淨初級生產量;R為呼吸量;B為生物質量。 Chap.13 Succession
生態體系的演進 (succession) • 群落結構 • 能量循流 • 生物地理化學的循環 • 天擇與調整 Chap.13 Succession
動態的海灘 • 海灘是觀察自發與異發過程交互作用的好地方。 • 海灘的沙,是來自陸域沖刷來的沙,與被海浪帶走的沙,相互作用的結果。 • 如果海岸的沙之收支是正的,那麼沙灘即會往海的方向移動。 • 如果收支是負的,海灘即會往陸地退縮。 Chap.13 Succession
圖5. 防波堤對海灘的影響。 Chap.13 Succession
The nature of the climax • The concept of climax • Monoclimax • Polyclimax • Equilibrium and climax • 生態體系,是否會老化? • 數千年的檜木林,已達到極盛相(climax)? • 演進愈久,自然的價值與美學愈高。 Chap.13 Succession
問題與討論! ayo@faculty.pccu.edu.tw Ayo 文化站http://faculty.pccu.edu.tw/~ayo Chap.13 Succession