World vegetation types
By: edited by S. R. Eyre.
Series: Geographical readings
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1971
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 264
Subjects: Plant ecology.; Plant communities.; Phytogeography.
Notes: Bibliography: p. [255]-264.
Table of contents: title: The structure of tropical rain forest, by P. W. Richards.; title: Regeneration patterns in the closed forest of Ivory Coast, by A. Aubreville.; title: The seasonal forests of Trinidad, by J. S. Beard.; title: An example of Sudan Zone vegetation in Nigeria, by R. W. J. Keay.; title: The Montane vegetation of New Guinea, by R. G. Robbins.; title: The vegetation of the Imatong Mountains, Sudan by J. K. Jackson.; title: The subtropical and subantarctic rain forests of New Zealand, by L. Cockayne.; title: Coniferous forests of North America, by J. E. Weaver and F. E. Clements.; title: The broad-sclerophyll vegetation of California, by W. S. Cooper.; title: The mountain and south-western flora of South Africa, by J. W. Bews.; title: Floristics and ecology of the Mallee, by J. G. Wood.; title: The thickets and woods of the Mediterranean region, by H. Harant and D. Jarry.; title: Grassland climax, by C. O. Sauer.; title: The origin of mixed prairie, by J. E. Weaver and F. W. Albertson.; title: The steppe and forest steppe of European Russia, by B. A. Keller.; title: The parkland or grove belt of Alberta, by E. H. Moss.; title: Climatic change or cultural interference? by K. B. Cumberland.; title: The eastern grassveld region, by J. W. Bews.; title: The Sonoran desert, by J. R. Hastings and R. M. Turner.; title: The deserts of Dzungaria and the Tarim basin, by E. M. Murzayev.; title: Vegetational types of polar lands, by N. Polunin.