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"Methods of vegetation study" Table Of Contents:

• 1- PART I: PRELIMINARY SURVEY: Mapping
• 2- PART II: PHYSIOGNOMIC SYSTEMS: The study of vegetation on a nonfloristic basis
• 3- PART III: FLORISTIC SYSTEMS: Frequency
• 4- Abundance and density
• 5- Cover and basal area
• 6- Transects
• 7- Plotless methods
• 8- PART IV: SUCCESSION: Succession in place
• 9- Succession by permanent plots
• 10- Succession studies by surface profiles and transects
• 11- PART V: ANALYTIC QUALITATIVE CONCEPTS: Sociability, vitality, periodicity, and stratification
• 12- PART VI: THE SYNTHESIS OF DATA FROM DIFFERENT STANDS: The American Clementsian System (Weaver and clements, 1938)
• 13- A British system of dominance by scales of estimate
• 14- Presence
• 15- The Continuum (Curtis and McIntosh, 1951)
• 16- Vegetation formulas (Stamp, 1929, and Gates, 1942)
• 17- The degree of plant maturity of a plant community (Pichi-Sermolli, 1948)
• 18- Community Coefficients (Jaccard, 1912)
• 19- The study of communities on the basis of percentage, density, frequency, basal area, and size classes (Oosting, 1942, and Billings, 1938)
• 20- The study of forest associations on the basis of percentage canopy composition in long transects (E. Lacy Braun, 1935 and 1950)
• 21- The study of communities by the use of contiguous quadrats (Greig-Smith, 1952a, b, and c)
• 22- Study of communities by correlation coefficients
• 23- Reduction of sampling error by stratification of the sample (Brown, 1954)
• 24- Synthesis of data on the basis of scatter diagrams (Anderson, 1949)
• 25- PART VII: ARTIFICIAL POPULATIONS: Construction and use of artificial populations.

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