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islands of fertility: a standalone construct

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islands offertility1 CONSTRUCTIslands of fertilitySCHLESINGER · ECOHYDROLOGY

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Ecohydrology

patches of nutrient-rich soil that build up beneath dryland shrubs while the spaces between them become depleted.

In ecohydrology, islands of fertility refers to patches of nutrient-rich soil that build up beneath dryland shrubs while the spaces between them become depleted. This meaning comes from Schlesinger (1996) in Ecology.[1]

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References

  1. Schlesinger, W. H., Raikes, J. A., Hartley, A. E., & Cross, A. F. (1996). On the Spatial Pattern of Soil Nutrients in Desert Ecosystems: Ecological Archives E077-002. Ecology, 77(2), 364-374. https://doi.org/10.2307/2265615

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