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... Table 4 from Woodlands by J. D. Ovington , 1965 , published by English University Press ; The Journal of Animal Ecology for Table 1 from an article by D. Lack entitled ' The Ecology of Closely Related Species ' in Journal of Animal ...
... Table 4 from Woodlands by J. D. Ovington , 1965 , published by English University Press ; The Journal of Animal Ecology for Table 1 from an article by D. Lack entitled ' The Ecology of Closely Related Species ' in Journal of Animal ...
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... ( Table 5.2 ) . More recently , Odum has summarized further researches into net primary productivity and although these values differ somewhat ... Table 5.2 . Table 5.2 Annual net primary productivity of various cultivated and 86 Ecosystems.
... ( Table 5.2 ) . More recently , Odum has summarized further researches into net primary productivity and although these values differ somewhat ... Table 5.2 . Table 5.2 Annual net primary productivity of various cultivated and 86 Ecosystems.
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... table . ( c ) Telmatic – formed in zone of fluctuating water table . Equally , peats may be classified into three types according to their base and mineral content : ( a ) Eutrophic - relatively rich content ( e.g. many fen peats ) ...
... table . ( c ) Telmatic – formed in zone of fluctuating water table . Equally , peats may be classified into three types according to their base and mineral content : ( a ) Eutrophic - relatively rich content ( e.g. many fen peats ) ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Initial approaches to vegetation study | 11 |
Initial approaches to soil study | 28 |
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