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SOUTH AMERICA
with admixture of conifers. Forest canopy at 40-50 meters: Nothojagus
dombeyi . . . Fitzroya cupressoidcs; between Lat. 37°45' and
40°03' S, forests up to 60 meters high of Araucaria imbricata and
Dombeya chilensis
60. Mountain and high-mountain mixed forest with deciduous trees.
Canopy at 10-12 meters. Nothofagus betuloides . . . Lomatia;
shrubs: Berberís chilensis . . . Fuchsia macrostemma; few lianas
and ferns, no floweringepiphytes
VII. Subantarctic Xerophilic Forest and Open Woodland
61. Dry mountain forest and open woodland (mattoral, espinal). Trees
and shrubs: Prosopis siliquastrum . . . Proustia pungens; cacti
Cereus quisco; species of the families Bromeliaceae . . . Anacardiaceae;
grasses: Stipa, etc.
62. Dry, mainly shrubby and partly forest growths: Cryptocaria
rubra, etc.
VIII. Subantarctic Desert and Shrub-Herb Growths
63. West Patagonian shrub and grass growths. Low shrubs: Nothofagus
pumilio, etc.
64. Patagonian shrub semi-desert and desert. Shrubs and low shrubs
of 1-1.5 meters high: Mulinum spinosum . . . Chiliotrichum diffusion;
grasses: Stipa patagónica, etc.
65. Psammophytic vegetation and moving sands of the temperate zone.
Grasses: Hyalis argéntea, etc.
IX. Subantarctic Meadow-Bog Vegetation
66. Wet and cryophytic meadows, cushion plants, lowland and Sphagnum
bogs and waterlogged forest of Tierra del Fuego: Azorella
caespitosa . . . Mouria rivularis; mosses: Sphagnum fimbriatum
. . . Drepanocladus subjulacens; trees: Nothofagus antárctica, etc.
67. Oceanic meadows and cushion plants of the Falkland Islands: Poa
flabellata . . , Acaena adscendens; in some places, Sphagnum bogs;
on uplands, rock and alpine plants: Viola tridentata, etc.
68. Thinned glacial vegetation and moss bogs of South Georgia:
Acaena austrogeorgiae . , . Galium antarcticum; mosses and lichens
are characteristic (there are no Sphagnum mosses)
SOCHAVA, VICTOR B. AND LEONID E. RODIN
1964 In Gerasimov, I. P., ed., Fizikp-geograficheskji atlas mira.
Moscow, Akademiia Nauk SSSR i Glavnoe Upravlenie Geodezii i
Kartografii GGK SSSR, pp. 170-171.
1965 "VEGETATIONSFORMEN UND WALDZUSTAND, SÜDAMERIKA"
in color 1:15,000,000
LEGEND
1. Tropischer und subtropischer Regenwald
2. Tropischer Bergwald (iiber 1000 m)
3. Araukarienwald (z.T. devastiert oder stark gelichtet)
4. Temperierter und antarktischer Wald (überwiegend Nothojagusw'aldet)
5. Temperierter und antarktischer Buschwald
6. Chacowald, Quebracho und Algarrobowald (z.T. devastiert)
7. Galeriewald
8. Mangrove
9. Palmwald
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