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Composition and distribution of vegetation in cold temperate region of northeastern part of China

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Cold-temperate region of China is an independent and the most northern one of the 8 vegetation regions of China. The specific composition of the vegetation in this region, besides the polytopic species, East-Siberia floral element is dominant (51.5%), but mixed with Mandshurica (38.7%) and Mongolia (2.3%) in horizontal vegetation zone. The floral elements vary greatly with altitude, in higher and the highest parts, they are mixed with Kantcaja-Erhock and Arctic alpine floral elements. The vertical distribution include 3 zones: subalpine dwarf forest zone, mountainous coniferous wood land zone and mountainous coniferous forest zone, and the last one include 3 subzones.

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Wanhui, Y., Guohua, S. Composition and distribution of vegetation in cold temperate region of northeastern part of China. J. Northeast For. Univ. 7, 17–20 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02843048

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