Book cover for Insects on Dock Plants by David Salt and John B Whittaker

Insects on Dock Plants

1998 Released
56 Pages
1 Hours
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PelagicISBN 9780855463090

Dock plants are widely accessible and pleasant to work with, and ecologists can begin to unravel the interactions that link together the species in a representative insect/plant community. Their fauna is now also well enough known to be accessible to the non-specialist.

David Salt

David Salt has been writing about science, scientists, and the environment for much of the last three decades. He created and then produced The Helix (Australia's best-loved science magazine for young people) for more than a decade, served as communications manager for the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) Division of Wildlife and Ecology, and was the inaugural editor of an Australian version of the popular science magazine Newton. More recently, Salt has written and edited books on farm forestry and agri-environment policy. He currently edits two research magazines, Decision Point and Science for Saving Species, and is based in Canberra at the Centre of Excellence for Environmental Decisions at the Australian National University. With Brian Walker, Salt coauthored Resilience Thinking (Washington, DC: Island Press, 2006) and Resilience Practice (Washington, DC: Island Press, 2012).

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John B Whittaker

John Whittaker is Professor at the University of Lancaster.

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