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Naked resting bud morphologies and their taxonomic and geographic distributions in temperate, woody floras

New Phytologist, 2021
Summary Resting bud cataphylls are often assumed to play an essential protective role in winter due to their widespread presence among temperate, woody plants. This view is challenged by our documentation of significant numbers of temperate woody angiosperm taxa with naked buds that overwinter without cataphyll protection.
Kristel M. Schoonderwoerd   +1 more
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A study on the flora of woody plants of Shanxi and the relationship among the flora of Shanxi and some regions, China

Chinese Geographical Science, 1998
There are 463 species of woody plant, belonging to 166 genera and 70 families in Shanxi, North China. The floristic composition types of genera and species are abundant, in which the compositions distributed in temperate zones (including North Temperate, Old World Temperate and Temperate Asia), having 62 genera, are dominant and account for 38.27% in ...
Feng Zhang, Tieliang Shangguan
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Chorology of the Euxinian and Hyrcanian element in the woody flora of Asia

Plant Systematics and Evolution, 1989
The Euxinian and the Hyrcanian floristic province are analysed in respect to their trees and shrubs. These provinces mark the southern limit of the Euro-Siberian Region in SW. Asia. Mesophyllic forests dominate; they are deciduous, but there is a substantial component of evergreen shrubs in the understorey.
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Patterns of endemism in the woody flora of north-east and east Africa

1996
Tree and shrub species of restricted distribution do not occur randomly throughout the vegetation types and geomorphological formations of eastern Africa, but rather, show distinct concentrations of high endemism. Four geographical areas of high endemism are considered, the Eastern Arc mountain forests, the Eastern Arc rain shadow, the dry transitional
Lovett, Jon, Friis, Ib
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Effect of forest fragmentation on the woody flora of the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico

Biodiversity & Conservation, 2004
This study was conducted in the Chiapas Highlands, a tropical mountain region where traditional agricultural practices have resulted in a mosaic landscape of forest fragments embedded in a matrix of secondary vegetation and crop fields. The question addressed was how may woody species richness be affected by forest fragment attributes derived from ...
Susana Ochoa-Gaona   +3 more
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Threatened woody flora as an ecological indicator of large herbivore introductions

Biodiversity and Conservation, 2017
Rewilding and translocations of large herbivores for conservation purposes have increased in recent times, with numerous introductions inside and outside their native range. This study aims to analyze the use of threatened plant taxa as a possible ecological indicator of large herbivore introductions.
Mario Velamazán   +3 more
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A critical checklist of the woody flora of Tuscany (Italy)

2016
A comprehensive checklist of the Tuscan woody flora providing sub-regional details is presented. This checklist comprises 412 taxa, of which 264 are native and 148 are non-native. Nine taxa new for the region were found, and eleven taxa were excluded from the regional flora. The native taxa belong to 109 genera and 53 families.
ROMA MARZIO, FRANCESCO   +3 more
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Analysis of woody alien flora in Sardinia public forests

2016
We present the preliminary results of a regional analysis on the woody alien (exotic) flora in EFS managed areas, supported by a dedicated geodatabase, compiled using bibliographic data, technical reports and field observations.
Manca, M   +2 more
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Additions of Six Woody Climbers to the Flora of Manipur, India

Indian Forester, 2023
Longjam Malemnganbee Chanu   +1 more
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Woody Flora of Taiwan.

Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club, 1964
William T. Gillis, Hui-Lin Li
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