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Vegetation description and data analysis/ a practical approach Kent,Martin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UK: John wiley & sons, 2012Edition: 2nd.edDescription: 414ISBN: 9780471490937DDC classification: 581.7

Contents:

Safety in the field -- The nature of quantitative plant ecology and vegetation science -- Environmental gradients, plant communities and vegetation dynamics -- The description of vegetation in the field -- The nature and properties of vegetation data -- Basic statistical methods for understanding multivariate analysis -- Ordination methods -- Phytosociology and the Zurich-Montpellier (Braun-Blanquet) School of subjective classification -- Numerical classification, cluster analysis and phytosociology -- Computer software for the analysis of vegetation and environmental/biotic data -- Future developments in vegetation science and quantitative plant ecology.

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Safety in the field --
The nature of quantitative plant ecology and vegetation science --
Environmental gradients, plant communities and vegetation dynamics --
The description of vegetation in the field --
The nature and properties of vegetation data --
Basic statistical methods for understanding multivariate analysis --
Ordination methods --
Phytosociology and the Zurich-Montpellier (Braun-Blanquet) School of subjective classification --
Numerical classification, cluster analysis and phytosociology --
Computer software for the analysis of vegetation and environmental/biotic data --
Future developments in vegetation science and quantitative plant ecology.

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