Titlebook: Introduction to World Vegetation; A. S. Collinson Book 1988Latest edition A. S. Collinson 1988 Flora.biogeochemical cycles.classification.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-3935-7Flora; biogeochemical cycles; classification; ecological principles; ecology; ecosystem; ecotone; environme

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Nutrients and nutrient cyclesBecause it is ultimately dispersed back to space as heat, energy flows in only one direction through an ecosystem. In contrast, the materials from which living matter is fashioned are in constant circulation back and forth between plants and animals and the non-living environment.

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Land plants, evolution and geographyedicines and even magical and religious practices have ensured that any society, whatever its cultural level, has had to take stock of the plant resources of the region it inhabited. Consequently, by the time of the European Renaissance, an enormous stock of plant lore had been accumulated around th

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The geological record and past distributionsurprising that there are considerable gaps in the record. Also, both macrofossils (leaves, wood, bark, seeds, etc.) and microfossils (spores, pollen) present considerable problems of interpretation and identification. For example, they may have been carried long distances from their source and may m

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Ecosystem conditions and plant distributions very much conditions of place. We can list the main conditions that influence growth, but are not themselves directly incorporated into the bodies of plants, as heat, soil type, fire, wind and snow cover. Like many of the factors dealt with in the last two chapters, these conditions of plant existe

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