This section of the interstitial region is called ecotone (Spengler, Frachetti, & Fritz, 2013) (Fig. It has some of the characteristics of each. As a result of this ecological transition, parts of the land in the borders will have the characteristics of both biomes.
This suggested classification may help to facilitate the study of ecotones, explain the co-existence and the relations between adjacent ecosystems, communities and their structure and detect the maximum interference between individuals. ecotone, a transitional area of vegetation between two different plant communities, such as forest and grassland. This work is an attempt to classify the ecotones according to the factors which affect their characteristics. Based on the information entropy theory, the study analyzed the characteristics of the ecotones land use and entropy value distribution, the break entropy.
The interaction of the environmental factors and biological characteristics may lead to form a new hybrid ecosystem. It is difficult to separate the effects of environmental factors from biotic factors upon the ecosystems and their ecotones, but we can detect the main limiting factor. (B) The biological characteristics of the two adjacent ecosystems individuals, at juvenility and maturity stages. Various studies have shown that species richness and abundances tend to peak in ecotonal areas, though. Ecotones occur at multiple spatial scales and range from natural boundaries to human-generated ecotones. This is yet another stable system where organisms can survive. It could contain species that are entirely different from those found in the bordering systems. Ecotone is defined as a transition zone between two biomes. It is a zone of tension (as it has conditions intermediate to the bordering ecosystems). The width of this range (ecotone) is controlled in two ways: (A) the environmental factors at the first stages of interference, when the individuals of the two interfered ecosystems are in the seedling stage. Ecotones are areas of steep transition between ecological communities, ecosystems, or ecological regions along an environmental gradient. All ecotone characteristics, including species richness, result from the particular ecological condition and processes at the site, as well as properties. Characteristics of Ecotones It may be wide or narrow. It represents the range of interference between two ecosystems, plant communities, small patches forming a mosaic structure of the vegetation or individuals. The phytomass of ecotones actively accumulates the studied metals its greatest concentration is noted on the ecotonal sections of roadside phytocenoses. Ecotone is not just a transition zone between two adjacent ecosystems.
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