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In this selec tion, we can concentrate on the most "important" species, where im portance can be defined in all o f the following ways: 1. I m p o r t a n c e in terms o f the species' role in the community. Is this a d o m i n a n t species? F o r e x a m p l e , o u r research g r o u p a g r e e d that we should look at whether insecticides affected the productivity o f Spartina s p . o n the salt m a r s h ; there was no reason to believe that it would, physiologically or otherwise, but the role o f Spartina on the m a r s h as the major primary p r o d u c e r meant that any effect o n this species may have considerable consequences for the whole c o m m u nity.
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