Starting from the general principles of the Zurich-Montpellier school for the description of
vegetation by means of field estimations of abundance, cover etc., the authors criticise the …

The second edition of this Code has been prepared by the Nomenclature Commission of the
International Association for Vegetation Science on the basis of the first edition (1976) as …

In Microclimate, Vegetation & Fauna the ecologist meets the meteorologist: it is about the
biological aspects of microclimate and its variation in horizontal and vertical directions. The …

Based on extensive personal observations (mainly in the Netherlands) and 425 references,
the chapters cover: (1) The scope of the work, area examined and desiderata for future study…

Various types of and modern Braun-Blanquet school viewpoints on homogeneity and
heterogeneity of vegetation and their causes are discussed. A distinction is made between …

This Code was prepared by the Nomenclature Commission of the International Society for
Vegetation Science. The Commission was constituted in 1969 during the International …

Fidelity is the most fundamental notion of the Braun-Blanquet school of phytocoenology. It
can be applied to all non-phenotypic taxa and to all syntaxa irrespective of their rank. This …

Since only few data are known on damage caused by air pollution to algae and fungi, this
paper deals mainly with its effect on bryophytes and lichens, especially epiphytes. The decline …

Bogs are the most important type of peat forming ecosystems because of their large world
distribution and the great area they occupied prior to reclamation as compared with fens. In the …

Dense scrub of Juniperus communis is assigned to many associations, ungrazed lowland
juniper scrub on level, dry, poor, acid sandy soil in NC Europe to two vicarious associations, …