Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965

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Slam: das Land der Taij eine Landeskunde auf Grand eigeuer
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The vegetation Is well described la '111. Bie Naturlandschaft. '
Includes a bibliography.
Dal, C. La foret vietnamienne . Rev. Inter, des Prod. Colon, et du
Mater el Colon. 30: 99-101, 1955.
Denser, B, H. On the taxonomy and the nomenclature of the Loranthaceae
of Asia and Australia. Bull. Jard. Bot. (Fuitenzorg) Ser. Ill,
10 (3): 291-373. Nov. 1929.
Consists of new systems with keys to genera for Elytranthinae
and ffypheatinae (-Loranthinae) and nomenclature; includes many
transfers, historical r.otes, etc.
The Lorarithaceae of French Indo- China and Thailand. Bull, Jard,
Bot. (Buitenzorg) Ser. Ill, 16: 1-63 pi. 1. f. 1-3. Sept. 1938.
A systematic treatment.
Additions to the Loranthaceae of Thailand, Bull. Jard. Bot.
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Additions to the preceding title.
Dansereau, P.M. Structural Units of Vegetation in Tropical and Temperate
Climates with Specific Reference to Pacific Areas. Seventh Pacific
Science Congress. Proceedings Vol. V: pp. 100-112. 4 figs. 2 tables.
1953
Ṫhe living environment may be approached in many ways, according
to the difference In point of view, method and technique. The conclusions
reflect the differences in purpose. In fact, the geographer,
ecologist, taxonomist, pathologist, geneticist, and others interested
in encompassing the living beings within their habitat, apply various
kinds of classifications.
A brief discussion is given of floristic systems; life-forms;
ecological systems; and structural or physiognomic classifications.
The author discusses a new system based on structure, accompanied by
diagrams of profiles of plant coniinunities. There Is also a table
indicating six categories of criteria to be applied in a construe-*
tional definition of vegetation types, according to this new system.
The Bibliography lists 25 references.
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