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The relevance of the concept of potential natural vegetation in the Anthropocene
Plant Ecology and Diversity, 2021The concept of potential natural vegetation (PNV) refers to self-sustaining mature vegetation matching the environmental conditions a site offers.
Zsolt Molnár +2 more
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Understanding properly the `potential natural vegetation' concept
Journal of Biogeography, 2010AbstractThis is a response to critical comments concerning the inappropriate use of the potential natural vegetation (PNV) concept made in a recent contribution to the Commentary section of this journal. We consider that the PNV concept has been misinterpreted.
Daniel Sánchez-Mata +2 more
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Applied Vegetation Science, 1998
Reconstruction mapping of the natural (primary) vegetation of intensively cultivated land is based on: (1) classification of actually existing remains of natural or near‐natural plant communities as mapping units; (2) delimitation of their habitat types; (3) detection of correlations between vegetation units and habitat types. Natural plant communities
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Reconstruction mapping of the natural (primary) vegetation of intensively cultivated land is based on: (1) classification of actually existing remains of natural or near‐natural plant communities as mapping units; (2) delimitation of their habitat types; (3) detection of correlations between vegetation units and habitat types. Natural plant communities
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Plant Ecology, 1978
To adjust the physical planning in The Netherlands to new views of this time, including ecological views, the National Physical Planning Agency has started a study in process planning with the natural environment and human society as most important components. Within this framework two additional ecological studies were initiated: a.
E Maarel, Van Der Maarel E
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To adjust the physical planning in The Netherlands to new views of this time, including ecological views, the National Physical Planning Agency has started a study in process planning with the natural environment and human society as most important components. Within this framework two additional ecological studies were initiated: a.
E Maarel, Van Der Maarel E
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Applied Vegetation Science, 1998
Abstract. Since the introduction of ‘potential natural vegetation’ (PNV) as a concept in vegetation science by Tüxen (1956), many PNV‐maps with different scales have been made. Tüxen emphasized the great value of PNV‐maps for different purposes in land use, landscape planning and nature conservation, in particular with regard to forestry, agriculture ...
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Abstract. Since the introduction of ‘potential natural vegetation’ (PNV) as a concept in vegetation science by Tüxen (1956), many PNV‐maps with different scales have been made. Tüxen emphasized the great value of PNV‐maps for different purposes in land use, landscape planning and nature conservation, in particular with regard to forestry, agriculture ...
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Restoration Ecology, 2023
Precise vegetation restoration is critical in drylands, as some inappropriate restoration attempts have even increased water scarcity and degradation in afforestation areas. Potential natural vegetation (PNV) is widely used to provide a reference for the appropriate location and vegetation type of restoration programs while the appropriate restored ...
Jia Qu +7 more
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Precise vegetation restoration is critical in drylands, as some inappropriate restoration attempts have even increased water scarcity and degradation in afforestation areas. Potential natural vegetation (PNV) is widely used to provide a reference for the appropriate location and vegetation type of restoration programs while the appropriate restored ...
Jia Qu +7 more
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Mapping the Potential Natural Vegetation
1988A map of the existing vegetation represents the plant cover at the moment of investigation. This can be the very purpose of the map, but it can also be a disadvantage in view of the over-all observed phytodynamics. Among various solutions to deal with this problem (see Chapter 23) an often used technique is mapping the climax or the (potential) natural
J. T. R. Kalkhoven, S. Van Der Werf
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