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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PHYTOGEOGRAPHER»
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1
New Zealand Journal of Zoology
He wrote that Should the geophysicist and geologist turn to the phytogeographer,
and pointedly ask that he come forward with a rational and fairly complete
account of angiospermous dispersal in the first place, the phytogeographer
would ...
2
Biographical Dictionary of Women in Science
Russian/Soviet paleobotanist and phytogeographer, Born 3 January 1888 in St.
Petersburg, Russia, Death date unknown. Hanna Czeczottowa was a
paleobotanist phytogeographer who worked in Russia and Poland. In 1939, she
completed ...
Marilyn Ogilvie, Joy Harvey, 2000
3
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: Eleventh Edition
936. phytogeographer. •. pickerelweed. tomastigophora syn. Phytomastigina) usu
. of algae by botanists and of protozoans by zoologists and that have many
characteristics in common with typical algae phy-to-ge-og-ra-phy \,fi-t6-je-'a-gr3-
fe\ n ...
4
Manual of phytogeography: or, An account of plant-dispersal ...
I may speak only for the phytogeographer, but speaking for him, I feel to be right
in stating that to this very day plant -dispersal has only been handled piecemeal.
Should the geophysicist and the geologist turn to the phytogeographer, and ...
5
Roots of Ecology: Antiquity to Haeckel
Linnaeus as a phytogeographer. Vegetatio 7: 161–68. ———. 1957b. Linné som
Myrforskare. Uppsala Universitets Årsskrift 5: 1–80. Dutuit, J.-M. 1997. Éléments
précurseurs de la notion d'écosystème chez Lamarck. Pp. 383–92 in Laurent ...
6
Rare Plants of Texas: A Field Guide
Complete with photographs, line drawings, and county maps, this book describes the officially listed, candidate, and species-of-concern plants in Texas.
7
Space, Time, Form: The Biological Synthesis
Accustomed to thinking of "migrations" and "casual means" as the main agencies
of "geographic distribution", the "zoogeographer" and "phytogeographer" are of
course very ill prepared to face manifestations of dispersal in which "migrations" ...
8
The State of Nature: Ecology, Community, and American Social ...
The unit of analysis for such an approach was the formation, an idea first
advanced by the German phytogeographer August Griesbach and applied to the
American grassland by Frederic Clements and Roscoe Pound in The Phyto-
geography ...
9
Krakatau: The Destruction and Reassembly of an Island Ecosystem
628). This, of course, was precisely Backer's point. The eminent plant systematist
and phytogeographer van Steenis placed great weight on Stehn's discovery of
charred wood at the bottom of a pumice layer 5 m thick covering Rakata's summit,
...
10
Classification and Biology
... much evidence bearing on the whole history of the earth, which could still have
been collected in the last century, but was not, is now being progressively and
irretrievably lost, is a truly tragic one for the zoogeographer and phytogeographer
.
