2016
DOI: 10.1556/9789630597463
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Magyarország növénytársulásai

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“…S1). Forest sites represented a mixed beech Fagus sylvatica and hornbeam Carpinus betulus forest (Szentgál) and a mixed downy oak Quercus cerris and South European flowering ash Fraxinus ornus forest (Vilma‐puszta); these are two common types of forests in Hungary (Borhidi ). The two forest sites are mature woodlands located 2–3 km away from the nearest human habitation.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…S1). Forest sites represented a mixed beech Fagus sylvatica and hornbeam Carpinus betulus forest (Szentgál) and a mixed downy oak Quercus cerris and South European flowering ash Fraxinus ornus forest (Vilma‐puszta); these are two common types of forests in Hungary (Borhidi ). The two forest sites are mature woodlands located 2–3 km away from the nearest human habitation.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A vegetation study was carried out on the island of Hispaniola, with particular reference to the forests in the Dominican Republic. Sixty-five ecologically and physiognomically homogeneous plots were selected, and the species present on the plots were noted and assigned a phytosociological abundance-dominance index; this index was subsequently converted to the Van der Maarel (1979) index [12]. We used our previous work as a basis for the bioclimatic and biogeographical classification of the territory [13,14].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…We used our previous work as a basis for the bioclimatic and biogeographical classification of the territory [13,14]. (1979), a native Caribbean species of subtropical and tropical areas [15]. Outside its distribution area (Central America), this tropical plant acts as an exotic, and is a well adapted in other tropical areas such as southern China [16].…”
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“…• The association Typho angustifoliae-Schoenoplectetum mucronatae (P1A14), originally placed by Borhidi (2003) in Bolboschoenetalia maritimi (P2), was moved to Phragmitetalia (P1) due to the lack of Bolboschoenetalia species (Appendix S7).…”
Section: Main Changes In the Established Syntaxonomic Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%