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Classification of forest and shrubland vegetation in Mediterranean Turkey
Applied Vegetation Science, Volume 24, Issue 2, April/June 2021., 2021 Mediterranean Turkey comprises three vegetation belts: 1) thermo‐ and meso‐mediterranean, with coniferous (Pinus brutia, Pinus pinea) and sclerophyllous forests, as well as macchia, garrigue and phrygana (red dots), 2) supra‐mediterranean, with Pinus nigra, thermophilous oaks and Ostrya carpinifolia forests, and forests of temperate species (yellow ...
Ali Kavgacı +7 more
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A vegetation map of the western Transvaal Bush veld
Bothalia: African Biodiversity & Conservation, 1979 On the basis of a map of land-types (complexes of terrain-form, soil and climate), plant community complexes of the western Transvaal Bushveld were inferred and mapped at a 1: 250 000 scale.
F. van der Meulen, R. H. Westfall
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International Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature. 4th edition
Applied Vegetation Science, Volume 24, Issue 1, January/March 2021., 2021 The new edition of the ICPN will become effectively binding on 1 January 2021. It consists of 14 Definitions, 7 Principles, 53 Articles, and 7 Appendices. Some Articles bring important amendments, among which the acceptance of electronic publications or the possibility to request a binding decision on controversial cases. Abstract The fourth edition of
Jean‐Paul Theurillat +8 more
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Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae, 2014 Dionysia involucrata Zaprjag. (Primulaceae) is known as critically endangered endemic species of Hissar Mountains in Tajikistan. It is reported from few localities mainly in Varzob River valley and its tributaries.
Arkadiusz S. Nowak +3 more
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Ruderal vegetation of Kyiv City. I. Class Stellarietea mediae Tx. et al. in Tx. 1950
Ukrainian Botanical Journal, 2021 This article, which is the first contribution in a series on the ruderal vegetation of the city of Kyiv, presents results of our studies of Stellarietea mediae plant communities occurring in the city.
Dubyna D.V. +4 more
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Syntaxonomy of the Phragmito-Magno-Caricetea class in Ukraine [PDF]
Ukrainian Botanical Journal, 2014 D.V. Dubyna +2 more
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Metsanduslikud Uurimused, 2022 In this paper we carried out a comparative analysis of three alliances, namely Quercion petraea, Betonico-Quercion and Lathyro-Quercion, which span Central and Eastern European thermophilous oak forests.
Goncharenko Igor
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Biologica Nyssana, 2017 The article provides an overview of current knowledge about distribution of perennial grasslands supported by nutrient-poor soils on siliceous bedrocks at elevations characterized by the submediterranean climate of SouthCentral Balkan Peninsula ...
Ćušterevska, R.
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To the syntaxonomy of artificial forests of the city of Kursk
Diversity of plant world, 2022 Geobotanical survey and classification of communities of oak plantations of the city of Kursk has been carried out. The described phytocoenoses are attributed to the non-rank community Fraxinus pennsylvanica–Quercus robur within the order Carpinetalia betuli, whose species are most represented in the coenoflora of this syntaxon.
Ludmila Arepieva, Alexander Poluyanov
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To the syntaxonomy of the Middle Urals weeding vegetation
Vegetation of Russia, 2021 The decrease in the crop area and changes in their ratio have led to changes in weed vegetation in the Middle Urals, where its cenoflora was studied relatively well (Tretyakova, 2006; Tretyakova, Kondratkov, 2018; Kondratkov, Tretyakova, 2018; 2019 a, b), while community diversity so far has not yet been assessed.
G. R. Khasanova +5 more
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