SUBJECT INDEX
263
Sutherland, 178
Sweden, 115,142,145,210
Switzerland, 115, 145,146
T
Tachinid parasites, 5
Tamarindus indim, 143
Tanganyika, Shinyanga District, 11
Tasmania, 183
Taxonomy (Vegetation)
categories, 89
experimental, 237
evolutionary, 237
numerical, 65, 77
Tennessee, U.S.A., 108, 110, 111, 135,
136,138,145
Tetranychus tehriw, 44
Texas, U.S.A., 231
Thailand, N.W., 138
Tharandt, Germany, 113
Thera spp., 11
Thrips, 26
Thrips imzginh Bagndl, 25
Thuja occidentdw, 116,178
Thujopsk doldwata, 114
Tilth spp., 117
Ti& merimma, 115,121,123
Tiliata cordata, 1 13
Timberline, 191,193
Tits, 48,53
Topoclines, 162
Topotype, deiinition of, 163
Toronto, Canada, 111,118
Botany Department, 143
University Library, 107
apple blossom, 25
definition of, 163
Tortricidae, 5
Transposed method (Statistics), 80
Trialeurodes spp., 51
Trialeurodes vaporarimm (Westw.), 50
Tribolium cmfuaum Duv., 18
TriStania cOnfeTta, 1 10
Tsetse fly, 11
T m g a canadensis, 116
Turessonian genecology, 160
l’yphlodromus spp., 44
U
Ugod, Hungary, 113,114
U l m w spp., 114,121,144
Ulmua americana, 123
U l m w glabra, 120
Ulmuapa&$lora, 139
U h u a ambra, 124
Unimodal distribution (Vegetation), 71
University of Toronto
Library, 107
Botany Department, 143
U.S.A., 108, 115, 117, 118, 139, 142,
145,146
north, 119,122-124,125,128,129
south, 119
U.S.S.R., 108, 116, 117, 118, 126, 139,
145
V
Vacciniummyrtillus, 116,117
Vaecinium vitie-idaea, 116,117
Vacuum collection (Litter), 103
Variation (Genecology)
adaptive, 161
and evolution in plants, 194,238
ecologically-correlated, 160
genetical, 160
infraspecific, 160
inter-population, 17 1
origin, storage and release of, 193-196
phenotypic inter-population, 168
spatial, 160
sporadic, 161
chemical composition, 66
clrtssification, 72-77
classification methods, 77-81
community, 6 1
distinction between “vegetation”
and “vegetation-habitat complex”, 93
Vegetation
general purpose survey, 67
geometrical form, 66
life-form records, 66
nature of, 64-66
nature of measurements, 68-69
patterns, 95
phytosociological analysis, 66
primary analysis, 65,89
relationships, 6&66, 85-87
sampling methods, 67
spatial distribution, 67
studies, 62
tree-regeneration, 66
263
Sutherland, 178
Sweden, 115,142,145,210
Switzerland, 115, 145,146
T
Tachinid parasites, 5
Tamarindus indim, 143
Tanganyika, Shinyanga District, 11
Tasmania, 183
Taxonomy (Vegetation)
categories, 89
experimental, 237
evolutionary, 237
numerical, 65, 77
Tennessee, U.S.A., 108, 110, 111, 135,
136,138,145
Tetranychus tehriw, 44
Texas, U.S.A., 231
Thailand, N.W., 138
Tharandt, Germany, 113
Thera spp., 11
Thrips, 26
Thrips imzginh Bagndl, 25
Thuja occidentdw, 116,178
Thujopsk doldwata, 114
Tilth spp., 117
Ti& merimma, 115,121,123
Tiliata cordata, 1 13
Timberline, 191,193
Tits, 48,53
Topoclines, 162
Topotype, deiinition of, 163
Toronto, Canada, 111,118
Botany Department, 143
University Library, 107
apple blossom, 25
definition of, 163
Tortricidae, 5
Transposed method (Statistics), 80
Trialeurodes spp., 51
Trialeurodes vaporarimm (Westw.), 50
Tribolium cmfuaum Duv., 18
TriStania cOnfeTta, 1 10
Tsetse fly, 11
T m g a canadensis, 116
Turessonian genecology, 160
l’yphlodromus spp., 44
U
Ugod, Hungary, 113,114
U l m w spp., 114,121,144
Ulmua americana, 123
U l m w glabra, 120
Ulmuapa&$lora, 139
U h u a ambra, 124
Unimodal distribution (Vegetation), 71
University of Toronto
Library, 107
Botany Department, 143
U.S.A., 108, 115, 117, 118, 139, 142,
145,146
north, 119,122-124,125,128,129
south, 119
U.S.S.R., 108, 116, 117, 118, 126, 139,
145
V
Vacciniummyrtillus, 116,117
Vaecinium vitie-idaea, 116,117
Vacuum collection (Litter), 103
Variation (Genecology)
adaptive, 161
and evolution in plants, 194,238
ecologically-correlated, 160
genetical, 160
infraspecific, 160
inter-population, 17 1
origin, storage and release of, 193-196
phenotypic inter-population, 168
spatial, 160
sporadic, 161
chemical composition, 66
clrtssification, 72-77
classification methods, 77-81
community, 6 1
distinction between “vegetation”
and “vegetation-habitat complex”, 93
Vegetation
general purpose survey, 67
geometrical form, 66
life-form records, 66
nature of, 64-66
nature of measurements, 68-69
patterns, 95
phytosociological analysis, 66
primary analysis, 65,89
relationships, 6&66, 85-87
sampling methods, 67
spatial distribution, 67
studies, 62
tree-regeneration, 66