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Journal of Vegetation Science, 2003
Abstract.Phytosociology is a subdiscipline of plant ecology that describes the co‐occurrence of plant species in communities. Gradient analysis and classification are its complementary tools. Various peculiarities and anachronisms of Central European phytosociology conceal its similarity with Anglo‐American approaches.
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Abstract.Phytosociology is a subdiscipline of plant ecology that describes the co‐occurrence of plant species in communities. Gradient analysis and classification are its complementary tools. Various peculiarities and anachronisms of Central European phytosociology conceal its similarity with Anglo‐American approaches.
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Phytosociology and Archaeobotany
2016In theory, the location of pollen profiles on the sites of past human activity might be expected to provide the fullest and most sensitive records. The off-site location of pollen profiles enables the palynologist to examine the environmental history of what may be a greater number of sites at the possible expense of the degree of certainty regarding ...
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The Case of Russian Phytosociology
Sotsiologicheskie issledovaniya, 2019The article gives a historical overview of the formation and development of Russian phytosociology and its explicit and implicit relationships with sociology. The reasons for the using by the plant science the conceptual apparatus of sociology are considered.
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A computer method for the arrangement of phytosociological tables
Proceedings of the 1967 22nd national conference on -, 1967A phytosociological table is a matrix, each of whose rows corresponds to the occurrence of a particular plant species and each of whose columns corresponds to a sample plot in which the several species occur. Each plot list is called a releve. The elements of this matrix are binary, corresponding to the presence or absence of each species in each plot.
G. William Moore +2 more
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Folia Geobotanica et Phytotaxonomica, 1997
Phytosociology is a modem science which uses a methodology recognized by most plant ecologists to be the most efficient and effective way to explain natural vegetation patterns in a geographic area with a variety of ecological features. This approach is widely used in Europe, Asia, and North Africa, but not yet in North America.
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Phytosociology is a modem science which uses a methodology recognized by most plant ecologists to be the most efficient and effective way to explain natural vegetation patterns in a geographic area with a variety of ecological features. This approach is widely used in Europe, Asia, and North Africa, but not yet in North America.
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The Use of Statistics in Phytosociology
1964Publisher Summary This chapter discusses Phytosociology, based on a study of the interrelationships of the plants themselves within an area of vegetation. This chapter discusses the classification of plant communities in a different way. It provides methods of analyzing phytosociological data and chance of assessing the value of computers in the ...
J.M. Lambert, M.B. Dale
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On Information Analysis in Phytosociology
1972It seems to me that phytosociologists need no convincing of the usefulness of the mathematical method in either survey or experimental work. It may, however, still be appropriate to point out at this occasion that the principal value of such a method resides in the fact that it provides one fruitful approach to rendering complex phytosociological ...
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PHYTOSOCIOLOGY IN R: A ROUTINE TO ESTIMATE PHYTOSOCIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS
2020Gustavo Heringer +2 more
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The Discontents of Phytosociology
The Journal of Ecology, 1935A. G. T., N. J. Katz
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