Olde Venterink H. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium flows controlling plant productivity and species richness: eutrophication and nature management in fens and meadows = Stikstof, fosfor en kalium stromen als sturende factoren voor productiviteit en soortenrijkdom van planten: proefschr. ter verkrijging van de graad van Doctor aan de Univ. Utrecht / H.G.M. Olde Venterink. - Utrecht: Utrecht University, 2000. - 151 p.: ill., tab. - Res. also Dutch. - Bibliogr.: p.115-127. - ISBN 90-6266-193-9 Шифр: (И/П1-O.42) 02  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction .......................................... 9 Chapter 2 Growth limitation by N, P and К along a biomass gradient in herbaceous wetlands ..................... 23 H. Olde Venterink, R.E. van der Vliet & M.J. Wassen Chapter 3 N, P and К budgets along nutrient availability- roductivity gradients in wetlands ................... 33 H. Olde Venterink, N.M. Pieterse, J.D.M. Belgers, M.J. Wassen & P.C. de Ruiter Chapter 4 Impact of drying and re-wetting on N, P and К dynamics in a wetland soil .......................... 55 H. Olde Venterink, Т.Е. Davidsson, K. Kiehl & L. Leonardson Chapter 5 Environmental control on biomass and species density in meadows and fens ......................... 69 H. Olde Venterink, M.J. Wassen, J.D.M. Belgers & J.T.A. Verhoeven Chapter 6 Patterns of productivity and species richness in herbaceous wetlands as differentiated for N, P and К limited conditions ........................... 83 H. Olde Venterink, M.J. Wassen, A.W.M. Verkroost & P.C. de Ruiter Chapter 7 Synthesis: eutrophication and nature management .... 99 References ................................................... 115 Summary ...................................................... 129 Nederlandse samenvatting ..................................... 133 Nawoord / Acknowledgements ................................... 143 Publications ................................................. 147 Curriculum vitae ............................................. 151 Chapters 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 have been submitted for publication in international ecological journals.