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The importance of bryophytes in the classification of human-disturbed high arctic vegetation

1994

Forbes, B.C. (Lapland Univ, Rovaniemi (Finland). Arctic Centre)

AGROVOC Keywords
analyse statistique arctic tundra biogeografia biogeographie biogeography bryophyta canada comunidades vegetales environmental impact impact sur l'environnement impacto ambiental mechanical damage north polar region pisoteo plant communities statistical analysis toundra arctique trampling tundra artica vegetation
Bibliographic information
Journal of Vegetation Science (Sweden)
Volume 5 Issue 6 ISSN 1100-9233
Publisher
Opulus Press
Other Subjects
Region polar boreal; Vehicle tracks; Pietinement; Vegetacion; Region polaire boreale; Danos mecanicos; Degat mecanique; Communaute vegetale; Analisis estadistico; Twinspan
Language
English
Note
Summary (En)
41 ref.
Type
Conference; Summary
Source
Circumpolar arctic vegetation. Based on contributions presented at the International Workshop on Classification of Arctic Vegetation, held at the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, USA, 5-9 March, 1992, Walker, M.D.Daniels, F.J.A.Maarel, E. van der (eds.).- Uppsala (Sweden): Opulus Press, Dec 1994. p. 877-884
Conference
International Workshop on Classification of Arctic Vegetation, Boulder (USA), 5-9 Mar 1992
1995-08-15
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