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Vegetation analysis at the landscape level
A selection of contributions, presented at a workshop in Freiburg (Germany), 24-27 January 2002
Ed.: Ulrich Deil; Thomas Ludemann
2003. 304 pages, 100 figures, 40 tables, 24x16cm, 680 g
Language: English
ISBN 978-3-443-02007-1, paperback, price: 218.00 €
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Original paper
Predictive modelling of historical and recent land-use patterns
ArtNo.: ESP024003374002Original paper
Quantifying landscape change with actual vs. potential natural vegetation maps
ArtNo.: ESP024003374003Original paper
Raster-based detection of vegetation patterns at landscape scale levels
ArtNo.: ESP024003374004Original paper
Quantifying ecological mosaic connectivity and hemeroby with a new topoecological index
ArtNo.: ESP024003374005Original paper
Describing and analysing vegetation structure in wooded land by using easy-to-handle photogrammetric features
ArtNo.: ESP024003374006Original paper
Large-scale reconstruction of ancient forest vegetation by anthracology - a contribution from the Black Forest
ArtNo.: ESP024003374007Original paper
Woodland history of the last 500 years revealed by anthracological studies of charcoal kiln sites in the Bavarian Forest, Germany
ArtNo.: ESP024003374008Original paper
Woodland degradation and regeneration in Central Europe during the last 1,000 years - a case study in NE Germany
ArtNo.: ESP024003374009Original paper
Carte hemerobique de la Suisse, `degres d'artificialisation ou de naturite'; essai d'evaluation de l'impact de l'homme sur la nature Hemerobic chart of Switzerland (degrees of artificialization or naturalness); evaluation of the impact of human activities
ArtNo.: ESP024003374010Original paper
The vegetation in the Villuercas region (Extremadura, Spain) and in Serra de San Mamede (Alto Alenteio, Portugal). The effect of different land use on the vegetation pattern
ArtNo.: ESP024003374012Original paper
The use of understorey heterogeneity, species diversity and stand structure for characterising Quercus suber forests in south-western Spain and Portugal - a methodological approach
ArtNo.: ESP024003374013Original paper
Paysages dynamiques et conservateurs? Couvert ve'ge'tal actuel et changements de l'occupation du sol dans la Serra de Monchique (Portugal) Dynamic and conservative landscapes? Present vegetation cover and land-use changes in the Serra de Monchique (Portug
ArtNo.: ESP024003374014Original paper
Characters of "traditional" and "modern" vegetation landscapes - a comparison of northern Morocco and southern Spain
ArtNo.: ESP024003374015Heft 2-2
Original paper
Plant communities in saline environments an introduction to the Festschrift for Sandro Pignatti
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Identifying biogeographic patterns in Australian saltmarsh and mangal systems: a phytogeographic analysis
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Analyzing mangrove forest structure and species distribution on a Pacific island
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Vegetation of inland endorheic pans in the North-West Province, South Africa
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Syntaxonomy and zonation patterns in coastal salt marshes of the Uilkraals Estuary, Western Cape (South Africa)
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Large-scale ordination and gradient analysis of salt-marsh communities in the Netherlands in the light of the Dutch National Vegetation Classification
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Investigations on recent and subfossil salt-marsh vegetation of the East Frisian barrier islands in the southern North Sea (Germany)
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Hungarian alkali vegetation: Origins, landscape history, syntaxonomy, conservation
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Strandline and sand-dune vegetation of coasts of Greece and of some other Aegean countries
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The vegetation of islets in the Aegean and the relation between the occurrence of islet specialists, island size, and grazing
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Vegetation composition and soil salinity in a Spanish Mediterranean coastal ecosystem
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Sabulicolous therophytic plant communities in the Mediterranean Region: a proposal of phytosociological synthesis
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Las comunidades de Crithmo-Staticion Molinier 1934 (clase Crithmo-Staticetea Br.-Bl. in Br.-Bl., Roussine Negre 1952) en la Peninsula Iberica e Islas Baleares
ArtNo.: ESPHeft 1
Phytocoenologia (Band 33, Heft 1)
2003. 160 pages, 24x16cm, 380 g
Language: English
ArtNo. ES024003371, paperback, price: 129.00 €
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Original paper
Plant communities in two vegetation transects in the extreme desert of western Egypt
ArtNo.: ESP024003371003Original paper
Plant communities of several wadi types in the Tassili N'Ajjer, Central Sahara, Algeria
ArtNo.: ESP024003371004Original paper
Physiognomy and structure of vegetation along an altitudinal gradient in the semi-arid region of northeastern Brazil
ArtNo.: ESP024003371005Original paper
The macrophytic vegetation of seven aquatic ecosystems of Epirus (NW Greece)
ArtNo.: ESP024003371006