Fireflies have the herd instinct in nature, called
synecology. Each firefly emits lights at the end of its tail, periodically.
Plant communities; a textbook of plant
synecology. Harper & Row, Publisher, New York, N.
This gap was finally filled by pioneer plant geographer and ecologist Andreas Franz Wilhelm Schimper (1856-1901) in his founding work on
synecology (the ecology of living organisms and the environment grouped together) entitled Planzengeographie auf physiologischer Grundlage (1898; translated into English in 1903 as Plant-Geography upon a Physiological Basis).
My aims in this review are to demonstrate the importance of microenvironmental heterogeneity in the autecology of these plants and to discuss the implications of this insight for the understanding of the maintenance (
synecology) and origin of the high palm-species richness in neotropical rain forests.
An analysis of floodplain vegetation of the lower Neches drainage, southeast Texas, with some considerations on the use of regression and correlation in plant
synecology. Dissertation.
Plant communities, a textbook of plant
synecology. Harper and Row, New York.
While it employs people trained in the older professions of forestry, wildlife management, recreation, and similar narrow disciplines, most of the managers have degrees in a variety of interdisciplinary environmental studies fields such as landscape
synecology, eco-jurisprudence, euology, and cybereconetics.
Synecology. This plant community develops on wind and salt spray exposed coastal cliffs.
This is of very great importance for the science of the organisation of plant associations, or
synecology."
Syntaxonomy and
synecology of Quercus coccifera Mediterranean shrublands in Greece.
Autecology,
synecology. climate and livestock as agents of rangelands dynamics.
& Rosati, L.--2012--Submediterranean dry grasslands along the Tyrrhenian sector of central Italy:
synecology, syndynamics and syntaxonomy--Plant Biosyst.