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Plant Pheno-Morphological Studies in Mediterranean Type Ecosystems

Series: Geobotany Volume: 12
Edited By: G Orshan
404 pages, Figs, tabs
Plant Pheno-Morphological Studies in Mediterranean Type Ecosystems
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  • Plant Pheno-Morphological Studies in Mediterranean Type Ecosystems ISBN: 9789061936565 Hardback Dec 1988 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-3 weeks
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The aim of this study is to better recognise the seasonal cycle of plants and to find out where and when each part of the plant originates and starts growing, how long it grows, and what happens to it when it stops growing.

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Series: Geobotany Volume: 12
Edited By: G Orshan
404 pages, Figs, tabs
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'This book should not only be in the libraries of all researchers specializing in Mediterranean-type ecosystems, but also on the shelves of all who have an interest in plant ecology, especially and mainly in the libraries of young people, for it will help them to realize that simple methods for accomplishing difficult tasks do exist.' The Quarterly Review of Biology, 65, 1990

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