- Title Pages
- Preface
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Chapter 1 Introduction -
Chapter 2 Flowering Phenology and Pollination Systems Diversity in the Seasonal Dry Forest -
Chapter 3 Breeding Structure of Neotropical Dry-Forest Tree Species in Fragmented Landscapes -
Chapter 4 Impact of Global Changes on the Reproductive Biology of Trees in Tropical Dry Forests -
Chapter 5 Tropical Dry-Forest Mammals of Palo Verde -
Chapter 6 The Conservation Values of Bees and Ants in the Costa Rican Dry Forest -
Chapter 7 Ecology of Dry-Forest Wildland Insects in the Area de Conservación Guanacaste -
Chapter 8 Diversity, Migration, and Conservation of Butterflies in Northern Costa Rica -
Chapter 9 Watershed Ecology and Conservation -
Chapter 10 Where the Dry Forest Feeds the Sea -
Chapter 11 Mangrove Forests under Dry Seasonal Climates in Costa Rica -
Chapter 12 Geographical Distribution, Ecology, and Conservation Status of Costa Rican Dry-Forest Avifauna -
Chapter 13 An Ultrasonically Silent Night -
Chapter 14 Biodiversity and Conservation of Mesoamerican Dry-Forest Herpetofauna -
Chapter 15 Parque Marino Las Baulas -
Chapter 16 Prospects for Circa Situm Tree Conservation in Mesoamerican Dry-Forest Agro-Ecosystems -
Chapter 17 Biodiversity Inventories in Costa Rica and Their Application to Conservation -
Chapter 18 Conflict Resolution -
Chapter 19 Conservation and Environmental Education in Rural Northwestern Costa Rica -
Chapter 20 The Media and Biodiversity Conservation -
Chapter 21 Threats to the Conservation of Tropical Dry Forest in Costa Rica -
Chapter 22 Environmental Law of Costa Rica -
Chapter 23 Dispute over the Protection of the Environment in Costa Rica -
Chapter 24 The Policy Context for Conservation in Costa Rica -
Chapter 25 Conclusion and Recommendations - Contributors
- Index
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Breeding Structure of Neotropical Dry-Forest Tree Species in Fragmented Landscapes
Breeding Structure of Neotropical Dry-Forest Tree Species in Fragmented Landscapes
- Chapter:
- (p.30) Chapter 3 Breeding Structure of Neotropical Dry-Forest Tree Species in Fragmented Landscapes
- Source:
- Biodiversity Conservation in Costa Rica
- Author(s):
James L. Hamrick
Victoria J. Apsit
- Publisher:
- University of California Press
This chapter is concerned with plant breeding structure in fragmented landscapes. It first examines the theoretical effects of fragmentation on the genetic composition of forest tree populations. It then discusses case studies of the breeding structure of several Neotropical dry-forest tree species in fragmented landscapes, such as Jobo, Guanacaste, Laurel, and Spanish Cedar. It also examines the implications of forest fragmentation on the conservation of genetic diversity in these disturbed landscapes.
Keywords: plant breeding, fragmented landscapes, fragmentation, Neotropical dry-forest tree, Jobo, Guanacaste, Laurel, Spanish Cedar, genetic diversity
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- Title Pages
- Preface
- [UNTITLED]
-
Chapter 1 Introduction -
Chapter 2 Flowering Phenology and Pollination Systems Diversity in the Seasonal Dry Forest -
Chapter 3 Breeding Structure of Neotropical Dry-Forest Tree Species in Fragmented Landscapes -
Chapter 4 Impact of Global Changes on the Reproductive Biology of Trees in Tropical Dry Forests -
Chapter 5 Tropical Dry-Forest Mammals of Palo Verde -
Chapter 6 The Conservation Values of Bees and Ants in the Costa Rican Dry Forest -
Chapter 7 Ecology of Dry-Forest Wildland Insects in the Area de Conservación Guanacaste -
Chapter 8 Diversity, Migration, and Conservation of Butterflies in Northern Costa Rica -
Chapter 9 Watershed Ecology and Conservation -
Chapter 10 Where the Dry Forest Feeds the Sea -
Chapter 11 Mangrove Forests under Dry Seasonal Climates in Costa Rica -
Chapter 12 Geographical Distribution, Ecology, and Conservation Status of Costa Rican Dry-Forest Avifauna -
Chapter 13 An Ultrasonically Silent Night -
Chapter 14 Biodiversity and Conservation of Mesoamerican Dry-Forest Herpetofauna -
Chapter 15 Parque Marino Las Baulas -
Chapter 16 Prospects for Circa Situm Tree Conservation in Mesoamerican Dry-Forest Agro-Ecosystems -
Chapter 17 Biodiversity Inventories in Costa Rica and Their Application to Conservation -
Chapter 18 Conflict Resolution -
Chapter 19 Conservation and Environmental Education in Rural Northwestern Costa Rica -
Chapter 20 The Media and Biodiversity Conservation -
Chapter 21 Threats to the Conservation of Tropical Dry Forest in Costa Rica -
Chapter 22 Environmental Law of Costa Rica -
Chapter 23 Dispute over the Protection of the Environment in Costa Rica -
Chapter 24 The Policy Context for Conservation in Costa Rica -
Chapter 25 Conclusion and Recommendations - Contributors
- Index
- [UNTITLED]
