Titlebook: Vegetation mapping; A. W. Küchler,I. S. Zonneveld Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht 1988 Vegetation

Angiogenesis

Composition and Structure of VegetationIn order to have data according to which vegetation can be classified in a classification system and be delineated on photographs and in the field, vegetation has to be analysed. The basis for that analysis is vegetation morphology.

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Floristic Analysis of VegetationVarious methods are applied for the floristic analysis of vegetation. An extensive survey exists in Knapp (ed., 1984), Volume 4 of this handbook. In this volume we will treat, therefore, only five methods that are often used by vegetation mappers:

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執(zhí)拗

諂媚于人

Patterns, Colors and SymbolsThe method of presenting vegetation and its units and divisions is an important feature of the vegetation map because the clarity and legibility of the map depend on it. The primary purpose for using black-and-white patterns or color is, of course, to distinguish between areas of different types of vegetation.

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Language of Map TextIt appears that terminology is a greater problem than many mappers realize. It is therefore important that they pay particular attention to the manner in which they express the units of vegetation and their organization.

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蝕刻術(shù)

The Nature of Vegetation vegetable life’. Such definitions are not useful in any scientific discussion of vegetation mapping. Indeed, the mapper must know exactly what the term means because only then can he use and apply it correctly, meaningfully, and to best advantage.

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The Classification of Vegetationfication which a particular author happens to choose. This leads to the conclusion that the relation between classifying and mapping vegetation is that of a sequence in which the first item (classification) is arrived at more or less arbitrarily, whereas the second item (vegetation map) expresses the first one cartographically.