Titlebook: Ecological Notes on Wall Vegetation; S. Segal Book 1969 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1969 biology.botany.ecology.plant.plant

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A. Hauser,R. Kunze,H. Wirnitzer Belgié, Luxemburg, Frankrijk, Italié en West-Duitsland. Op bijna 1200 plaatsen werd de vegetatie van verticale muren geanaly-seerd. Ook werden op 177 plaatsen vegetaties tussen straatstenen onder-zocht, omdat deze vegetaties dikwijls overeenkomsten vertonen met be-paalde typen van muurvegetaties.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6232-8biology; botany; ecology; plant; plant science; Vegetation

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978-94-017-5802-4Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1969

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Introduction: A New Instrument of Science?,th vegetation of rock crevices was pointed out. In this chapter, the ecological factors will be briefly surveyed. The environmental factors are separately dealt with, but they are of course not all independent of one another. They constitute an interrelated complex of factors that is, especially in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-33478-8considered a continuum and the units as abstractions or as clusters of certain combinations of species. It is not possible to show all the relevant documentary material in the form of tables. In the ‘condensed’ tables of each type usually three relevés are shown as examples. These relevés were . cho

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Analyse demokratischer Regierungssysteme . for the progress of succession, the final stage of the succession series being determined by the ultimate degree of extremity of the environment. In the case of an autogenic process of succession this means that the ultimate successional stage is dependent on the capacity of the plant cover to ch