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Delimitation and Ranking of Floristic-Sociological Units on the Basis of Relevé Similarity
Vegetatio, 1977The present information deals with the possibility of using coefficients of releve similarity for the delimitation of units in floristic-sociological synsystematics in the sense as used by the Braun-Blanquet approach.
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Plant Ecology, 2004
Studies undertaken in the Atlantic Coastal Forest have revealed a notable floristic heterogeneity within this vegetation type in NE Brazil. However, there is still a great need for detailed comparisons of the floristic relationships between the various forest types found there.
Elba Maria Nogueira Ferraz +2 more
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Studies undertaken in the Atlantic Coastal Forest have revealed a notable floristic heterogeneity within this vegetation type in NE Brazil. However, there is still a great need for detailed comparisons of the floristic relationships between the various forest types found there.
Elba Maria Nogueira Ferraz +2 more
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Cryptogamie, Bryologie, 2017
The south-eastern Brazil comprises the Atlantic forest (a region mainly characterized by tropical evergreen forest), subtropical forest, mangroves, and scrub sandbanks. Sandy areas are found at sea level, and high altitude grassland spots and rocky outcrops occur above 2000 m.
Eduardo Toledo De Amorim +3 more
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The south-eastern Brazil comprises the Atlantic forest (a region mainly characterized by tropical evergreen forest), subtropical forest, mangroves, and scrub sandbanks. Sandy areas are found at sea level, and high altitude grassland spots and rocky outcrops occur above 2000 m.
Eduardo Toledo De Amorim +3 more
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Estimation of the mean floristic similarity between and within sets of vegetational relevés
Folia Geobotanica et Phytotaxonomica, 1966Various possibilities of usingSorensen’s coefficient of floristic similarity in plant sociology are summarized. A new formula (11). derived from that bySorensen and based on constancy values, is suggested in order to calculate the mean floristic similarity within a set of releves.
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FLORISTIC COMPOSITION, DIVERSITY AND SIMILARITY ANALYSIS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS IN ROMANIAN LTER-SITES
2023Frink, József Pál +6 more
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FLORISTIC COMPOSITION AND SIMILARITY ANALYSIS OF FOREST ECOSYSTEMS IN BUCEGI MOUNTAIN LTER-SITES
2018Frink József Pál +2 more
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Prairie Fens and Bog Fens in Ohio: Floristic Similarities, Differences, and Geographical Affinities
1981Ronald L. Stuckey, Guy L. Denny
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