A College Text book of Botany Being An Enlargement of the Authors Elementary
A College Text book of Botany Being An Enlargement of the Authors Elementary
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IV. Culture (controlled by man).
8. The culture formations.
a. Cultivated areas.
b. Waste places.
PRINCIPAL FORMATION (society) (controlled chiefly by distinct physiographic areas).
1. Layered.
2. Zoned.
3. Built up of vegetation forms. Individual Formations (controlled by physical and biological factors).
1. Layered.
2. Zoned.
(One or several facies make up the formation) .
1004. The terminology of plant communities is at present in a very unsettled state, and it is necessary for nearly every ...writer to define the terms and the limits of their application. Without PLANT FORMATIONS. S 2 7 attempting to decide what system of terminology should be used, the author feels it is best in this treatise for elementary use to employ the terminology given above. The discussions here will center on the society, since it is believed that it will be more useful in this elementary work to treat the subject rather from the broad standpoint of the plant society, showing the interrela- tion of members of different grades and the general relation of dominant members to environment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV. Culture (controlled by man).
8. The culture formations.
a. Cultivated areas.
b. Waste places.
PRINCIPAL FORMATION (society) (controlled chiefly by distinct physiographic areas).
1. Layered.
2. Zoned.
3. Built up of vegetation forms. Individual Formations (controlled by physical and biological factors).
1. Layered.
2. Zoned.
(One or several facies make up the formation) .
1004. The terminology of plant communities is at present in a very unsettled state, and it is necessary for nearly every ...writer to define the terms and the limits of their application. Without PLANT FORMATIONS. S 2 7 attempting to decide what system of terminology should be used, the author feels it is best in this treatise for elementary use to employ the terminology given above. The discussions here will center on the society, since it is believed that it will be more useful in this elementary work to treat the subject rather from the broad standpoint of the plant society, showing the interrela- tion of members of different grades and the general relation of dominant members to environment.
What to read after A College Text book of Botany Being An Enlargement of the Authors Elementary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S2022elementary20botany22bookmark to read onlineMoreLess
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