- A
phytochorion, in phytogeography, is a
geographic area with a
relatively uniform composition of
plant species.
Adjacent phytochoria do not
usually have...
- a
transition zone
between the
Sudanian savanna and the
Sahara Desert phytochorion. To the Sudan's south, the more
humid forest-savanna
mosaic forms a transition...
-
related to
Biogeographic realms.
Biome Cosmopolitan distribution Ecotone Phytochorion and
World Geographical Scheme for
Recording Plant Distributions, used...
- The
biodiversity of Cape Town is the
variety and
variability of life
within the City of Cape Town,
excluding the
Prince Edward Islands. The terrestrial...
-
contrasting evolutionary origins and
biogeographic histories.
Nusantara Phytochorion -
floristic regions and
provinces Coral Triangle "About".
Flora Malesiana...
-
threats facing the
survival of the flora. In phytogeography, it is in the
phytochorion St.
Helena and
Ascension Region of the
African Subkingdom, in the Paleotropical...
- (otherwise
known as a
phytochorion) is a
concept defined by
Ronald Good, in 1947, and
refined by
Armen Takhtajan, in 1986. A
phytochorion is a
region on earth...
-
endemic bird area.
Upper Guinean forests Lower Guinea Middle Guinea Phytochorion "Guinean
Forests of West Africa."
Conservation International. Accessed...
-
Macroecology Marine ecoregions Max Carl
Wilhelm Weber Miklos Udvardy Phytochorion –
Plant region Sky
island Systematic and
evolutionary biogeography ****ociation...
- rain. The
flora in the
commune is
mainly xerophytic and
Mediterranean Phytochorion. The
botanist Bernard Girerd counted 800
plant species in 1992. Apart...
