Biology Reference
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Table 1.1.
Guide to text fi gures illustrating plant formations of the New World
Figure numbers
Plant formation
Present text
I, chap. 1
II, chap. 3
Desert
2.6, 2.22, 2.38
1.14
3.4-10, 3.128,
3.141
Shrubland/chaparral-
2.5, 2.23, 2.50
1.12
3.11, 3.12, 3.88,
woodland-savanna
3.129, 3.148
Grassland
2.9
1.11
3.16, 3.17
Mangrove
2.24
1.16
3.18, 3.74, 3.92
Beach/strand/dune
3.23
Freshwater herbaceous
2.51
3.24, 3.25, 3.150,
bog/marsh/swamp
3.162
Aquatic
2.25
3.89, 3.153
Lowland neotropical
2.26, 2.46
3.26, 3.28, 3.93,
rain forest
3.155-57
Amazon várzea
(gallery) association
3.161
Atlantic rain forest
3.174
Lower to upper montane
3.77, 3.78, 3.144
broad-leaved forest
Deciduous forest
2.4
1.9
3.36
association
Floodplain association
1.10
Transition to rain forest
3.58, 3.59
Mossy forest association
3.65
Coniferous forest
Boreal association
1.3, 1.4
Midaltitude (pine,
3.37-39, 3.86
pine-oak) association
Mid- to low-altitude
association
Araucaria
) phase
2.48
3.175
Montane phase
2.16
1.5-8
3.41-43, 3.60
Alpine tundra (páramo)
2.43
1.5
3.135-37
Tundra
2.3
1.2
Note:
I
=
Graham 1999; II
=
Graham 2010.
