The Geography of Plants
The Geography of Plants
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Vegetation of Europe.
and prolonged winter frost, and a scorching, dry, summer heat, instances the opposite extreme in its steppe. In this way may be distinguished an Atlantic or oceanic fringe, a western European margin, a central European tract, and an eastern European region.
In respect of heat and cold and of their action on vegetation, the western fringes, in conformity with the FIG. 102. Clump of Cork Oaks in S. Franco.
GENERAL 257 trend of isotherms, stretch in a general meridian direc- ...tion. Farther east, with the weakening influence of the westerly breezes, the distribution of warmth tends more and more to conform to latitudes: hence a broad division into cold, cool temperate, and warm temperate, belts which find their expression in the coniferous, the broad-leaf deciduous, and the evergreen hard-leaf forests. In the northern region the shortness of the vegetative period excludes the broad-leaf deciduous, and leaves the ground to the spare and gaunt conifers, with their enormously reduced and wholly protected green surface, ever ready to work when the weather permits, and with their store of reserve-matter in the soft wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vegetation of Europe.
and prolonged winter frost, and a scorching, dry, summer heat, instances the opposite extreme in its steppe. In this way may be distinguished an Atlantic or oceanic fringe, a western European margin, a central European tract, and an eastern European region.
In respect of heat and cold and of their action on vegetation, the western fringes, in conformity with the FIG. 102. Clump of Cork Oaks in S. Franco.
GENERAL 257 trend of isotherms, stretch in a general meridian direc- ...tion. Farther east, with the weakening influence of the westerly breezes, the distribution of warmth tends more and more to conform to latitudes: hence a broad division into cold, cool temperate, and warm temperate, belts which find their expression in the coniferous, the broad-leaf deciduous, and the evergreen hard-leaf forests. In the northern region the shortness of the vegetative period excludes the broad-leaf deciduous, and leaves the ground to the spare and gaunt conifers, with their enormously reduced and wholly protected green surface, ever ready to work when the weather permits, and with their store of reserve-matter in the soft wood.
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