Self-Organizing Processes in Landscape Pattern and Resilience: A Review

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Linking irreplaceable landforms in a self-organizing landscape to sensitivity of population vital rates for an ecological specialist.Plant-soil feedbacks and the partial recovery of soil spatial patterns on abandoned well pads in a sagebrush shrubland.

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Determination of World Plant Formations From Simple Climatic Data.

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