Global Climate Change and Tropical Ecosystems

Delve into the intricate relationship between global climate change and tropical ecosystems with Global Climate Change and Tropical Ecosystems by Taylor & Francis Inc. Published in 1999, this comprehensive hardback edition spans 456 pages, offering a wealth of knowledge on a critical subject.

This essential resource presents valuable data on carbon pool fluxes derived from case studies across 12 countries, providing a global perspective on the challenges faced by tropical ecosystems. Each chapter explores vital topics, including the characteristics of tropical ecosystems, soil and biotic carbon pools, the impacts of land use and soil management, and the effects of slash-and-burn practices. Additionally, it addresses crop residue and fertility management, making it an indispensable guide for researchers, students, and environmentalists alike.

Enhance your understanding of climate dynamics and their ecological implications with this insightful publication.