Titlebook: Stratification of tropical forests as seen in leaf structure; Ingrid Roth Book 19841st edition Dr W. Junk Publishers, The Hague, The Nethe

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General Observations,d, has demonstrated that a very large variety of leaf forms is characteristic of the optimal environment in a humid tropical forest. Both views are justified insofar as the enormously large number of species in a tropical humid forest leads to a proportionate increase in the variety of forms. On the

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Description of the Families Studied Concerning Leaf Structure,to families. In the sequence of the families, the author has followed Metcalfe & Chalk, who used the system of Bentham & Hooker in a somewhat modified and improved form. The description of each family mainly relies on the 50 characteristics chosen in the tables (pp. 19–340) which are mainly importan

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Source of the Material and Sample Collection,g about 155.5 ha in total. A clearing of the above-mentioned length and width was cut through the forest to collect trees, shrubs, and partly also lianas. In total, 67,777 individual trees (and shrubs) with a diameter of not less than 10 cm at breast height were included.

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Tables of the Families Studied Indicating Structural Characteristics, the tree (A = 30 m or above; a = 10 to 29 m; aa = below 10 m (see also Chapter 2)). (19) refers to the habitat in which the tree grows (generally it is the tropical humid forest of Venezuelan Guiana).

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