10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SILICICOLOUS»
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silicicolous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
silicicolous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Classification of Palaearctic Habitats
... 42.5B Iberian silicicolous Scots pine forests 42.5B1 Pyrenean xerophile Scots
pine forests 42.5B2 Iberian-Range silicicolous Scots pine forests 42.5B21 Upper
Sorian silicicolous Scots pine forests 42.5B22 Lower Iberian-Range silicicolous ...
Pierre Devilliers, Jean Devilliers-Terschuren, 1996
2
Distribution Ecology: From Individual Habitat Use to Species ...
In Belgium, at the north-western margin of its geographical range, S. nutans is a
rare species, which has evolved a silicicolous and a calcicolous ecotype, with
contrasting morphometric traits. Van Rossum et a1. (1997) examined the genetic
...
Marcelo Hernán Cassini, 2013
3
Biodeterioration of Stone Surfaces: Lichens and Biofilms as ...
[1,2, 3] Salvadori, O. and Tretiach, M. (2002) Thallus-substratum relationships of
silicicolous lichens occurring on carbonatic rocks of the Mediterranean region. In:
Progress and Problems in Lichenology at the Turn of the Millenium (X. Llimona, ...
Larry St.Clair, M. R. D. Seaward, 2004
4
Comptes rendus des travaux du Laboratoire Carlsberg
These authors, Nageli excepted, describe the calcifuge plants as silicicolous
plants, as these species most often are found on sandy soil. Schnitzlein and
Frickhinger as also Sendtner are of opinion that the silicicolous plants need more
silicon ...
Carlsberg laboratoriet, 1923
5
Managing for Healthy Ecosystems
Table 66.1 An Example of the Hierarchical Classification of Habitats within the
CORINE Biotopes Classification Scheme Note: The high maquis (code 32.31)
belongs to the meso-Mediterranean silicicolous maquis (code 32.3), which, in
turn, ...
David J. Rapport, Bill L. Lasley, Dennis E. Rolston, 2002
6
Comptes-rendus des travaux du Laboratoire Carlsberg
These authors, Nageli excepted, describe the calcifuge plants as silicicolous
plants, as these species most often are found on sandy soil. Schnitzlein and
Frickhinger as also Sendtner are of opinion that the silicicolous plants need more
silicon ...
7
Comptes rendus des travaux
These authors, Nàgeli excepted, describe the calcifuge plants as silicicolous
plants, as these species most often are found on sandy soil. Schnitzlein and
Frickhinger as also Sendtner are of opinion that the silicicolous plants need more
silicon ...
Carlsberg laboratoriet, 1923
8
Cryptogamie: Bryologie, lichénologie
Rllizocarpon lecanorinum Anders — This silicicolous species can occur at
relatively low altitudes in the Mediterranean region, and seems to be particularly
frequent on roof tiles. New to Mediterranean Turkey (7). Rhizocarpon obscurarum
...
Collemopsidium is the only Xanthocapsa associate that is silicicolous. d.
SILICICOLOUS. There is greater variety in the mineral composition and in the
nature of the surface in siliceous than in calcareous rocks; they are also more
durable and ...
Annie Lorrain Smith, 1921
10
Symbolae Botanicae Upsalienses: Arbeiten Från Botaniska ...
The saxicolous (or epilithic) species may be divided into t«o main groups — the
calcicolous group (on calciferous rocks) and the silicicolous group (on non-
calciferous rocks). The following CoUemata are obligately calcicolous:
auriculatum* ...
