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SOUTH AMERICA
5. Subtropical forest
6. Xerophytic forest
7. Swamp forest
8. Wooded savanna
9. Tropical rain forest
10. Grass steppe, farmland with
extensive livestock rearing
11. Bush steppe
12. Desert steppe
13. Gravel and stony desert
14. Cultivation—northern cereals
15. Cultivation
16. Mediterranean cultivation
17. Tropical and subtropical
cultivation
18. Irrigated fields
19. Oases '
ANONYMOUS
1966 Tehran, Sahab Geographic and Drafting Institute.
1966 "SOUTH AMERICA: NATURAL VEGETATION"
in color 1:9,000,000
LEGEND
A. Forest Vegetation
1. Tropical rain forest
2. Tropical mountain rain forest
a. Andean
b. East Brazilian
3. Tropical dry forest
4. Subtropical forest and woodlands
5. Temperate rain forest
6. Mediterranean hard-leaved woodlands
7. Chaco dry woodlands
B. Grass Vegetation
8. Tropical grassland and savanna with gallery woods
9. Subtropical and temperate grassland
10. Marshland subject to flooding
C. Semidesert and Desert
11. Dry scrub and semidesert
12. Andean Plateau scrub
13. Desert
14. Salt swamp
15. Alpine flora and ice desert
UNSTEAD, J. F. AND E. G. R. TAYLOR
1966 [Separately published.] Philip's Series of Comparative Wall
Atlases. London, George Philip and Son.
1966 "VEGETATION MAP OF THE COASTAL REGIONS OF ECUADOR AND NORTHERN
PERU"
black and white ' 1 =2,270,000
LEGEND
A. Xerophytic Areas
1. Desert with sporadic plants or scattered evergreen ground water shrubs
2. Desert with sporadic plants or scattered evergreen ground water shrubs,
but during the short rainy season with ephemeral forb formations.
Cactáceas rare or absent
3. Limit of desert zone
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