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Population and Ecosystem population and ecosystem (The Structure of…

- - - - distribution usually produce r selection
      - reproduce quickly and population growth
    - - phenotypes are different from benificial one
      - in a crowded habitat
  - - - random distribution occurs
      - large scale geographic distribution
    - - has limiting factor
      - ability of plant species to spread
- - - - individuals itself can modify habitats
      - modifies by producing dense canopy
    - - mutualism known as interaction
      - both organism benefited
    - - plants and animal relationship
      - prokaryotes, fungi and animals important
      - can be beneficial or detrimental
  - - - thick soil has distinct soil profile
      - new soil called pioneers
    - - plants cannot measure by photoperiods
      - contributes many factors.
      - at equator all days are 12 hrs long
    - - important to all organisms
      - restricted to some regions
    - - produces significants
      - has radical changes in ecosystem