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Floristic plant geography: the classification of floristic areas and floristic elements
Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, 1994Floristic plant geography is concerned with narrow timescales, narrow to broad spatial scales and entire floras. A major objective is the identification and classification of floristic areas and floristic elements. The spatial scale of plant geography can be divided into three segments: microregional, mesoregional and macroregional. Microregional areas
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Mangrove floristics and biogeography
1992Mangroves are a diverse group of predominantly tropical trees and shrubs growing in the marine intertidal zone where conditions are usually harsh, restrictive and dynamic. Here, they are subject to both shorter term rhythms of tides and seasons, as well as longer term changes of climate and sea level.
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BioScience, 1971
awarded in July 1969. Geographically, each of the floristic landmarks represented one of the three major realms of the north temperate zone-Asia, Europe, and North America, and scientifically each represented one of the three great communities of floristic scholars-Soviet, European, and North American.
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awarded in July 1969. Geographically, each of the floristic landmarks represented one of the three major realms of the north temperate zone-Asia, Europe, and North America, and scientifically each represented one of the three great communities of floristic scholars-Soviet, European, and North American.
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