Bryophyte Ecology (ver Jul 2020)

Bryophyte Ecology About the Author
Bryophyte Ecology About the Book
	About the Book
	The Format
	Acknowledgments
Bryophyte Ecology Glossary
	Literature Cited
Bryophyte Ecology Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Life Cycles and Morphology
	2-1Meet the Bryophytes
	2-2Life Cycles Surviving Change
		Table of contents
		The General Bryobiotina Life Cycle
		Dominant Generation
		The Life Cycle
		Life Cycle Controls
		Generation Time
			Importance
		Longevity and Totipotency
		Summary
		Acknowledgments
		Literature Cited
	2-3Marchantiophyta
		Table of contents
		Distinguishing Marchantiophyta
			Elaters
			Leafy or Thallose?
		Class Marchantiopsida
			Thallus Construction
			Sexual Structures
			Sperm Dispersal
		Class Jungermanniopsida
			Metzgeriidae
			Jungermanniidae
		Summary
		Acknowledgments
		Literature Cited
	2-4Takakiopsida
	2-5Sphagnopsida
	2-6Andreaeopsida
	2-7Bryopsida
	2-8Anthocerotophyta
Chapter 3 - Sexual Strategies
	3-1Sexuality Sexual Strategies
	3-2Sexuality Sex Ratio and Sex Expression
	3-3Sexuality Size and Sex Differences
	3-4Sexuality Reproductive Barriers and Tradeoffs
Chapter 4 - Adaptive Strategies
	4-1Phenology Meaning
	4-2Phenology Timing
	4-3Phenology Sphagnum Case Study
	4-4Phenology Tradeoffs
	4-5AdaptStrat Growth & Life Forms
	4-6AdaptStrat Life Cycles
	4-7 Adaptive Strategies Vegetative vs sexual diaspores
	Volume 1 Chapter 4-8_ Adaptive Strategies_ Travelling the Distan
	4-9 Adaptive Strategies Spore Dispersal Vectors
	4-10 Adaptive Strategies Vegetative Propagules
		Vegetative Reproduction
		Adaptations
		Fragmentation
			Leaves and Stems
			Protonemata
			Perianths
			Calyptrae
			Involucres
			Paraphyses
			Falling Epiphytes
			Moss Balls
			Animals – Breaking or Ingesting Bryophytes
			Extreme Environments
				Antarctic & Arctic
				Alpine
		Vegetative Diaspores
			Stem and Leaf Gemmae
			Rhizoidal Gemmae
			Rhizoidal Tubers
			Protonemal Gemmae
		Liberation Mechanisms
			Protonemal Gemmae
			Tmema
		Diaspore Bank
		Propagule Dispersal Distances
		Propagule Survival/Longevity
		Propagule Establishment
			Desiccation
			Inhibitors
			Establishment and Rarity
			Reproductive Problems
			Epiphytes
			Symbionts Needed
		Tradeoffs
		Summary
		Acknowledgments
		Literature Cited
	4-11 Adaptive Strategies Vegetative Dispersal Vectors
		Dispersal
		Gravity
		Wind Dispersal
		Water Dispersal
			Splash Cups
		Animal Dispersal
			Earthworms
			Arthropods
				Isopods
				Mites (Acari)
				Harvestmen
				Insects
			Molluscs
			Amphibians
			Turtles
			Birds
			Mammals
				Rodents
				Flying Fox
				Lessons from a Dog
				Hoofed Mammals
				Bears
			Human Dispersal
		Mystery Dispersal
		Invasive Species
		Summary
		Acknowledgments
		Literature Cited
	4-12 Adaptive Strategies -  Speculations on Gametophyte Structure
	4-13 Adaptive Strategies -  Speculations on Sporophyte Structure
Chapter 5 - Ecophysiology of Development
	5-1Dev Hormones
	5-2Dev Spore Germination
	5-3Dev Protonema
	5-4Dev Gametophore Buds
	5-5Dev Gametophores
	5-6Dev Fragments
	5-7Dev BroodBodies
	5-8Dev Gametogenesis
Chapter 6 - Limits
Chapter 7 - Water Relations
	7-1Water Rel Conducting Structures
	7-2Water Rel Movement
	7-3Water Rel Plant Strategies
	7-4aWater Rel Leaf Strategies
	7-4bWater Rel Leaf Strategies
	7-5Water Rel Physiological Adaptions
	7-6Water Rel Rehydration & Repair
	7-7Water Rel BiochemAdapt to Drying
	7-8Water Rel Habitat
	7-9Water Relations Winter Physiology
	7-10Water Relations Snow Ecology
Chapter 8 - Nutrients
	8-1Nutr Rel Requirements
	8-2Nutr Rel CO2
	8-3NutrientNitrogen
	8-4Nutr Rel Uptake and Location
	8-5Nutr Rel Translocation & Transport
	8-6Nutr Rel Deficiency
	8-7Nutr Rel Fertilization
	8-8Nutr Rel Cycling
Chapter 9 - Light
	9-1Light Shade Plants
	9-2Light Adaptations for Shade
	9-3Light Effects of High Intensity
	9-4Light Seasonal Effects
	9-5Light Reflectance and Fluorescence
Chapter 10 - Temperature
	10-1Temperature Effects
	10-2Temperature Cold
	10-3Temperature Heat
	10-4Temperature Species & Ecosystems
Chapter 11 - Photosynthesis
	11-1Photosynthesis Process
	11-2Photosynthesis Inhibition
	11-3Photosynthesis Limiting Factors
Chapter 12 - Productivity
Chapter 13 - Decomposition