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Buenas prácticas agrícolas para la adaptación al cambio climático Parte 1Schmidt, MH; Lauer, A; Purtauf, T; Thies, C; Schaefer, M; Tscharntke, T.2003. Relative Importance of Predators and Parasitoids for CerealAphid Control. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B-Biological Sciences 270:1905–1909.Schmidt, MH; Tscharntke, T. 2005. The Role of Perennial Habitats for CentralEuropean Farmland Spiders. Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment105:235–242.Schwartz, MW; Brigham, CA; Hoeksema, JD; Lyons, KG; Mills, MH; VanMantgem, PJ. 2000. Linking Biodiversity to Ecosystem Function:Implications for Conservation Ecology. Oecologia 122:297–305.Thies, C; Roschewitz, I; Tscharntke, T. 2005. The Landscape Context ofCereal Aphid-Parasitoid Interactions. Proceedings of the Royal SocietyB-Biological Sciences 272:203–210.Thies, C; Steffan-Dewenter, I; Tscharntke, T. 2003. Effects of LandscapeContext on Herbivory and Parasitism at Different Spatial Scales. Oikos101:18–25.Thies, C; Tscharntke, T. 1999. Landscape Structure and Biological Control inAgroecosystems. Science 285:893–895.Tilman, D. 1997. Distinguishing Between the Effects of Species Diversity andSpecies Composition. Oikos 80:185–185.Tilman, D. 1999. The Ecological Consequences of Changes in Biodiversity: ASearch for General Principles. Ecology 80:1455–1474.Tilman, D; Knops, J; Wedin, D; Reich, P. 2001. Experimental and ObservationStudies of Diversity, Productivity and Stability. In Kinzig, AP; Pacala,SW; and Tilman, D. eds. The Functional Consequences of Biodiversity:Empirical Progress and Theorectical Extensions. Princeton UniversityPress, Princeton. p. 365.Tilman, D; Knops, J; Wedin, D; Reich, P. 2002. Plant Diversity and Composition:Effects on Productivity and Nutrient Dynamics of ExperimentalGrasslands. In Loreau, M; Naeem, S; and Inchausti, P. eds. Biodiversityand Ecosystem Functioning: Synthesis and Perspectives. OxfordUniversity Press, Oxford. p.294.Tilman, D; Lehman, CL; Thomson, KT. 1997. Plant Diversity and EcosystemProductivity: Theoretical Considerations. Proceedings of the NationalAcademy of Sciences of the United States of America 94:1857–1861.Thomas, CD; Cameron, A; Green, RE; Bakkenes, M; Beaumont, LJ;Collingham, YC; Erasmus, BFN; Ferreira de Siqueira, M; Grainger, A;Hannah, L; Hughes, L; Huntley, B; Van–Jaarsveld, AS; Midgley, GF;42
Capítulo 2Integrando la adaptabilidad al cambio climático a través de la biodiversidadMiles, L; Ortega-Huerta, MA; Townsend Peterson, A; Phillips, OL;Williams, SE. 2004. Extinction Risk from Climate Change. Nature,427:145–148.Turner, MG; Gardner, RH; O’Neill, RV. 2001. Landscape Ecology in Theoryand Practice: Pattern and Process. Springer Publishers, New York.Watson, R; Zinyowera, M; Moss, R; Dokken, D. 1997. The Regional Impactsof Climate Change: An Assessmenot for Vulnerability. Summary forPolicymakers. Report of IPCC Working Group II. 16 p.Wake, DB; Vredenburg, VT. 2008. Are We in the Midst of the Sixth MassExtinction? A View From the World of Amphibians. Proceedings ofthe National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America105:11466–11473.Yachi, S.; Loreau, M. 1999. Biodiversity and Ecosystem Productivity in aFluctuating Environment: the Insurance Hypothesis. Proceedings ofthe National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America96:1463–1468.43
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