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The phytosociology and synecology of some southern Tasmanian eucalypt forests and woodlands
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posted on 2023-05-25, 22:03 authored by Hogg, A, James KirkpatrickJames KirkpatrickThis study describes species and stand relationships in an area of eucalypt forests and woodlands to the east of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Quadrat and species groupings are found to be related to substrate, altitude and aspect. However, the vegetation is shown to be essentially a continuum with sharp vegetation boundaries only occurring on geological junctions in the drier parts of the study area. The frequency and intensity of fire has a marked effect on the physiognomy of the vegetation, but probably has only marginal effects on species composition.
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Journal of BiogeographyVolume
1Article number
4Number
4Pagination
227-245ISSN
0305-0270Publication status
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