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1964 AFRIKA: RASTITEI/NOST' (VEGETATION)<br />

AFRICA<br />

in color 1:20,000,000<br />

LEGEND<br />

Northern Extra-Tropical Vegetation Types<br />

I. Subtropical Shrub-and-Tree Vegetation Type<br />

A. Mediterranean and Atlantic-Mediterranean formations<br />

1. Evergreen forest <strong>of</strong> cork oak (Quercus suber) and holm oak (Q.<br />

ilex )<br />

2. Formations <strong>of</strong> olive (Olea europaea) and dwarf fan palm (Chamaerops<br />

humilis)<br />

3. Coniferous forest <strong>of</strong> Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis), sandarac tree<br />

(Callitris quadrivalvis), juniper (Juniperus oxycedrus, /. phoenicea),<br />

Atlantic cedar ( Ce drus atlántica)<br />

4. Open woodland <strong>of</strong> argan trees ( Ar gania spinosa )<br />

5. Spiny shrubs dominated by jujube (Zizyphus lotus)<br />

6. Desert-like steppe with esparto grass (Stipa tenacissima)<br />

II. Subtropical Desert Vegetation Type<br />

A. Saharan-Saudi (subtropical) formations<br />

7. Grass and shrub desert <strong>of</strong> Northern Sahara. Grasses—Aristida<br />

s^tcits (Aristida plumosa, A. obtusa, A. acutiflora); shrut>—acacia<br />

and jujube species<br />

8. Shrub desert <strong>of</strong> the Atlantic Sahara: cactus-like spurge (Euphorbia<br />

echinus, E. balsamifera); shrub (Lycium intricatum, Rhus oxyacantha).<br />

On the coast, argan tree (Argania spinosa)<br />

9. Stony desert (hammada) with spiny cushion shrub (Anabasis aretoides,<br />

Limoniastrum feei)<br />

10. Sandy desert <strong>of</strong> northern Sahara. Grasses—Aristida pungens, A.<br />

plumosa; shrub—Calligonum azei, Retama retam, Ephedra alata<br />

11. Saltbush desert with a predominance <strong>of</strong> halophytes (Suaeda baccata,<br />

S. marítima, S. monoica)<br />

12. Oases <strong>of</strong> northern Sahara with fig, palm, fruit trees, grains and industrial<br />

crops<br />

13. Cultivated river-valley <strong>vegetation</strong> in the northern part <strong>of</strong> the Nile<br />

valley—fruit trees, grains and industrial crops (cotton, tobacco)<br />

Southern Extra-Tropical Vegetation Types<br />

I. Xerophilic Subtropical Tree-and-Shrub Vegetation<br />

A. Cape formations<br />

14. Subtropical forest with predominance <strong>of</strong> Albizzia, Protorhus,<br />

Sclerocarya, Trichilia<br />

15. Mountain forest with Podocarpus, Ocotea, Widdringtonia<br />

16. Evergreen xerophilic shrub typified by Proteaceae (Leucadendron<br />

argenteum, Protea cynaroides), Ericaceae (Erica corifolia, E. mucosa),<br />

Compositae<br />

II. Grassy Savannas and Pampas<br />

A. Southeast African formations<br />

17. Grassy formations with predominance <strong>of</strong> Themeda triandra, beard<br />

grass (Andropogon), Hyparrhenia (High Veld)<br />

18. Grass-tree-shrub xerophilic complex. Common grasses: Themeda<br />

triandra, Tristachya hispida, Eragrostis racemosa. Among trees and<br />

shrubs, Podocarpus and Rapanea<br />

III. Subtropical Desert<br />

A. Karroo and South Namib formations<br />

19. Shrub desert <strong>of</strong> the Karroo, formed by small shrubs, succulent<br />

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