Blackwell’s Concise Encyclopedia of Ecology

The language of ecology has grown rapidly and changed extensively over the last decade. From Arrhenotoky to Psammosere; from the One-tailed test to Zoocoenosis, the <i>Blackwell Concise Encyclopedia of Ecology</i> provides concise, non-technical definitions of over 2000 ecological terms, covering the complete spectrum of pure and applied ecological research. The definitions are drawn from the <i>Encyclopedia of Ecology and Environmental Management</i>, and are fully cross-referenced. This is the most comprehensive and up-to-date dictionary of ecological terms available. It should be invaluable to students and researchers alike. <ul> <li>Over 2000 terms defined</li> <li>Avoids technical jargon</li> <li>Fully cross-referenced</li> <li>Includes common abbreviations</li> </ul>