Numerical classification techniques applied to forest tree distribution data. II. Phytogeography
Austral EcologyPublished 1 September 1978
Trevor H. Booth
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The phytogeographic relationships of 111 mainly sclerophyll forest tree species in southern and eastern Australia are considered and 18 floristic provinces are proposed on the basis of numerical analyses and these provinces are compared with previous florist classifications of the area.
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The phytogeographic relationships of 111 mainly sclerophyll forest tree species in southern and eastern Australia are considered. Eighteen floristic provinces are proposed on the basis of numerical analyses and these provinces are compared with previous floristic classifications of the area.
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