Toward a wetland classification for Ontario
By: J.K. Jeglum, A.N. Boissonneau, V.F. Haavisto
Contributors: Boissonneau, A N , joint author; Haavisto, V F , joint author; Boissonneau, A. N.; Haavisto, V. F.
Series: Information report - Great Lakes Forest Research Centre -- 0-X-215
Publisher: Canadian Forestry Service, Dept. of the Environment
Published: 1974
Place of publication: Sault Ste. Marie?, Ont.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
Subjects: Wetlands; Wetland plants
Notes: Summary also in French.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 44-54).
Table of contents: title: Terminology and concepts : wetland and peatland ; major complex gradients ; ombrotrophy and minerotrophy ; water movement ; landform; title: Formations, physiognomic groups, dominance types and site types; title: Physionomic groups :; title: M Marsh : deep marsh, shallow marsh [marches] ; meadow (meadow marsh); title: F Fen :; title: Open fen: Graminoid fen, Low shrub fen; title: Treed fen : Graminoid rich treed fen, Sphagnum rich treed fen; title: S Swamp :; title: Thicket (thicket swamp) [swamps] ; Hardwood swamp ; Conifer swamp; title: Bog; title: Open bog [bogs] : Sphagnum bog ; Graninoid bog, Low shrub bog; title: Treed bog : Graminoid rich treed bog ; Shrub rich treed bog; title: Dominance types :; title: M March : Deep marsh and shallow marsh ; Meadow marsh and Graminoid Fen; title: Fen : Open fen ; Low shrub fen; title: Treed fen : Graminoid rich treed fen ; Sphagnum rich treed fen; title: S Swamp : Thicket swamp ; Hardwood swamp ; Conifer swamp; title: Bog; title: Open Bog ; Treed Bog; title: Some forestry implications.