Ecosystems of the world
By: editor in chief, D.W. Goodall.
Contributors: Goodall, David W., 1914-
Publisher: Elsevier; distributors for the United States and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub.
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Amsterdam; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Ecology -- Collected works.
Notes: Editors vary.

Library has 2 copies of v. 4A & 4B.

Errata slip inserted in v. 27.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. Wet coastal ecosystems; value: v. 2. Dry coastal ecosystems (3 v.); value: v. 3. Polar and alpine tundra; value: v. 4. Mires : swamp, bog, fen and moor (2 v.); value: v. 5. Temperate deserts and semi-deserts; value: v. 6. Coniferous forests; value: v. 7. Temperate deciduous forests; value: v. 8. Natural grasslands (2 v.); value: v. 9. Heathlands and related shrublands (2 v.); value: v. 10. Temperate broad-leaved evergreen forests.; value: v. 11. Mediterranean-type shrublands; value: v. 12. Hot deserts and arid shrublands (2 v.); value: v. 13. Tropical savannas; value: v. 14. Tropical rain forest ecosystems (2 v.); value: v. 15. Forested wetlands; value: v. 16. Ecosystems of disturbed ground; value: v. 17. Managed grasslands (2 v.); value: v. 18. Field crop ecosystems; value: v. 19. Tree crop ecosystems; value: v. 20. Greenhouse ecosystems.; value: v. 21. Bioindustrial ecosystems; value: v. 22. River and stream ecosystems; value: v. 23. Lakes and reservoirs; value: v. 24. Intertidal and littoral ecosystems; value: v. 25. Coral reefs; value: v. 26. Estuaries and enclosed seas; value: v. 27. Ecosystems of the continential shelves; value: v. 28. Ecosystems of the deep oceans; value: v. 29. Managed aquatic ecosystems.; value: v. 30. Subterranean ecosystems.