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Drone-based composite risk mapping reveals vegetation-shade interaction and housing typology as key determinants of Aedes habitat risk. [PDF]

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Mahfodz Z, Naba A, Isawasan P, Osman MA, Dom NC.   +4 more
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Severe mitral regurgitation with bidirectional Coanda effect. [PDF]

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Klop B, Timmermans NMAJ, van de Ven ART, Verberkmoes N, de Ridder S.   +4 more
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Species composition and vegetation structure of coastal and desert habitats in a hyper-arid environment. [PDF]

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Moustafa AA, Mansour SR, El-Ghani MMA.
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Simulating different scenarios of vegetation dynamics under the influence of human and climatic factors based on the residual trend analysis and machine learning. [PDF]

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Abolhasani A, Tavili A, Khosravi H.
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Aquatic Ecosystem Deterioration and Its Potential Drivers in a Floodplain Lake in the Lower Yellow River Area, North China. [PDF]

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Chen Y, Ji Y, Zhang Q, Zhang Y, Yu SY, Chen S.   +5 more
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Vegetation classification system and classification of vegetation types used for the compilation of vegetation of China [PDF]

Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology, 2020
Jing-Yun FANG, Ke GUO, Guo-Hong WANG, Zhi-Yao TANG, Zong-Qiang XIE, Ze-Hao SHEN, Ren-Qing WANG, Sheng QIANG, Cun-Zhu LIANG, Liang-Jun DA, Dan YU   +10 more
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Australian vegetation classification and the International Vegetation Classification framework: an overview with case studies

Australian Journal of Botany, 2021
Recent advances in conceptual frameworks in vegetation classifications, such as the EcoVeg approach that underpins the International Vegetation Classification (IVC) developed by NatureServe staff and colleagues, offer opportunities to enhance national classification initiatives.
Esteban H. Muldavin, Eda Addicott, John T. Hunter, Donna Lewis, Don Faber-Langendoen   +4 more
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The repeatability of vegetation classification and mapping

Journal of Environmental Management, 2011
The mapping of habitats as defined by plant communities is a common component of the planning and monitoring of conservation management. However, there are major concerns about the subjectivity and risk of observer bias in most commonly used plant community mapping protocols.
S M, Hearn, J R, Healey, M A, McDonald, A J, Turner, J L G, Wong, G B, Stewart   +5 more
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Classification of fruits and vegetables

Journal of Food Composition and Analysis, 2009
Classifications for fruits and vegetables are most helpful for dietary assessment and guidance if they are based on the composition of these foods. This work determined whether levels of food components in fruits and vegetables correlated with classification criteria based on botanic family, color, part of plant, and total antioxidant capacity (TAC). A
Jean A.T. Pennington, Rachel A. Fisher
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The UNESCO Classification of Vegetation

1988
This classification is designed to serve primarily vegetation maps at the scale of 1:1,000,000 In the Unesco classification, units of unequal rank are distinguished from one another by letters and numbers as follows: I, II, etc. = FORMATION CLASS A, B, etc. = FORMATION SUBCLASS 1, 2, etc. = FORMATION GROUP a, b, etc. = Formation
A. W. Küchler, I. S. Zonneveld
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