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v6gAtation.
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Preliminary studies on the vegetation of an old-field community in south
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Gams, H. (1941). Bot. Arch. 42, 201. Uber neiie Beitriige zur Vegetationssystematik unter besonderer Beriicksichtigung des floristischen Systems von BraunBlanquet.
Gilmour, J. S. L. (1951). Na.ture, Lond. 168, 400-402. The development of taxonomic theory since 185 1 .
Godwin, H. (1956). “The History of t,he British Flora”. Cambridge Univ. Press.
Goodall, D. W. (1952). Biol. Rev. 27, 194-245. Quantitative aspects of plant distribution.
Goodall, D. W. (1953a). Aust. J . Bot. 1, 39-63. Objective methods for the classification of vegetation. I. The use of positive interspecific correlation.
Goodall, D. W. (1953b). Azmt. J . Bot. 1,434-456. Objective methods for the classification of vegetation. 11. Fidelity and indicator value.
Goodall, D. W. (1954a). Auat. J . Bot. 2, 304-324. Objective methods for the classification of vegetation. 111. An essay in the use of factor analysis.
Goodall, D. W. (195413). Fmtschrift Aichin,ger 1, 168-182. Vegetational Classification and Vegetat,ion continua. Angewandte Pflanzensoziologie.
Greig-Smith, P. (1952). J . Ecol. 40,3163-330. Ecological observations on degraded
and secondary forest in Trinidad, British West Indies. 11. Structure of the
communities.
Greig-Smith, P. (1957). “Quantitative Plant Ecology”. Butterwort,h. London.
Hope-Simpson, J. F. (1940). J . Ecol. 28, 193-209. On the errors in t,he ordinary
Hosokawa, T. (1956). J0.p. J . Ecol. 5, 93-100 and 150-3. On the structure of the
Hughes, R. E. and Lindley, D. V. (1955). Xaturc, Lond. 175, 806-807. ApplicaJaccard, Paul (1902). Flora, 349-377. Gesetze der Pflanzenvert,eilung der Alpinen
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Kulczyhki, St. (1928). Bull. int. Acad. pol. Sci. (1927) No. Supp. 11, 57-203.
Die Pflanzenassoziationen der Pieninen.
Lippmaa, Y. (1939). Am.er. Midl. Nnt. 21. The unist,ratal concept of plant communit>ies (the unions).
Mangenot, G. (1958). Proceedings of the Ka.ndy Symposiunb U.N.E.S.C.O. Hirmirl
Tropics Research,, 1 1 6-126. Les recherches sur le v6g6tation dans les rAgions
tropicales humide d’Afrique occident,ale. Study of Tropical Vegetation.
Nordhagen, R. (1928). Norske T’idensk. Akad. Skrift. Mat: naturw. Klasse, 1
(1927), 612 pp. Oslo. Die Vegetation und Flora des Sylenegebiets.
Nordhagen, R. (1543). Bergens Mus. Skr. 22. Sikilsdalen og Norges Fjellbeiter.
Omura, M. and Hosokawa, T. (1559). Me,moirs Fac. Sci. Ir‘yushu University,
Series E. 3( I), 51-63. On the detailed structure of a corticolous community
on the basis of interspecific association.
use of subjective frequency estimations in grassland.
Beech Forest of Mt. Hiko, S.W. Japan.
tion of biometric methods to problems of classification in ecology.
Region.
67
Ellenberg, H. (1956). “Einfuhrung in die Phytologie” von Heinrich Walter. IV.
Grundlagen der Vegetations-gliederung. I Teil. Stuttgart.
Emberger, L. (1957). Bull. Serv. Carte Phytogeographique, Serie B. 2(2), 7-35.
Description et mode d’emploi d’une fiche de relev6 pour l’inventaire de la
v6gAtation.
Evans, F. C. andCain, S. A. (1952). C0ntr.Ln.b. Vertebr. Biol. Univ. Mich. 51, 1-17.
Preliminary studies on the vegetation of an old-field community in south
eastern Michigan.
Gams, H. (1918). Vjschr. naturf. Ges. Ziirich. 43. Principienfragen der Vegetationsforschung.
Gams, H. (1941). Bot. Arch. 42, 201. Uber neiie Beitriige zur Vegetationssystematik unter besonderer Beriicksichtigung des floristischen Systems von BraunBlanquet.
Gilmour, J. S. L. (1951). Na.ture, Lond. 168, 400-402. The development of taxonomic theory since 185 1 .
Godwin, H. (1956). “The History of t,he British Flora”. Cambridge Univ. Press.
Goodall, D. W. (1952). Biol. Rev. 27, 194-245. Quantitative aspects of plant distribution.
Goodall, D. W. (1953a). Aust. J . Bot. 1, 39-63. Objective methods for the classification of vegetation. I. The use of positive interspecific correlation.
Goodall, D. W. (1953b). Azmt. J . Bot. 1,434-456. Objective methods for the classification of vegetation. 11. Fidelity and indicator value.
Goodall, D. W. (1954a). Auat. J . Bot. 2, 304-324. Objective methods for the classification of vegetation. 111. An essay in the use of factor analysis.
Goodall, D. W. (195413). Fmtschrift Aichin,ger 1, 168-182. Vegetational Classification and Vegetat,ion continua. Angewandte Pflanzensoziologie.
Greig-Smith, P. (1952). J . Ecol. 40,3163-330. Ecological observations on degraded
and secondary forest in Trinidad, British West Indies. 11. Structure of the
communities.
Greig-Smith, P. (1957). “Quantitative Plant Ecology”. Butterwort,h. London.
Hope-Simpson, J. F. (1940). J . Ecol. 28, 193-209. On the errors in t,he ordinary
Hosokawa, T. (1956). J0.p. J . Ecol. 5, 93-100 and 150-3. On the structure of the
Hughes, R. E. and Lindley, D. V. (1955). Xaturc, Lond. 175, 806-807. ApplicaJaccard, Paul (1902). Flora, 349-377. Gesetze der Pflanzenvert,eilung der Alpinen
Jevons, W. S. (1913). “The Principles of Science”. Macmillan, London.
Kulczyhki, St. (1928). Bull. int. Acad. pol. Sci. (1927) No. Supp. 11, 57-203.
Die Pflanzenassoziationen der Pieninen.
Lippmaa, Y. (1939). Am.er. Midl. Nnt. 21. The unist,ratal concept of plant communit>ies (the unions).
Mangenot, G. (1958). Proceedings of the Ka.ndy Symposiunb U.N.E.S.C.O. Hirmirl
Tropics Research,, 1 1 6-126. Les recherches sur le v6g6tation dans les rAgions
tropicales humide d’Afrique occident,ale. Study of Tropical Vegetation.
Nordhagen, R. (1928). Norske T’idensk. Akad. Skrift. Mat: naturw. Klasse, 1
(1927), 612 pp. Oslo. Die Vegetation und Flora des Sylenegebiets.
Nordhagen, R. (1543). Bergens Mus. Skr. 22. Sikilsdalen og Norges Fjellbeiter.
Omura, M. and Hosokawa, T. (1559). Me,moirs Fac. Sci. Ir‘yushu University,
Series E. 3( I), 51-63. On the detailed structure of a corticolous community
on the basis of interspecific association.
use of subjective frequency estimations in grassland.
Beech Forest of Mt. Hiko, S.W. Japan.
tion of biometric methods to problems of classification in ecology.
Region.