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β -diversity and phytogeographical patterns in the Ding Hu Shan Reserve (Guangdong-South China) forest vegetation

Some statistical features of the forest vegetation in the Ding Hu Shan Biosphere Reserve have been investigated; β -diversity with the procedure proposed by Itow and centralisation using an original index based on chorotypes frequence

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The primary forest is characterized by high values of diversity and elevate centralisation, whereas secondary vegetation presents lower figures.

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Diversità di tipo β e caratteri fitogeografici nella riserva di Ding Hu Shan. Alcuni caratteri statistici della vegetazione forestale della Riserva della Biosfera di Ding Hu Shan nella Cina méridionale sono stati studiati: β -diversità mediante l’applicazione del metodo proposto da Itow e centralizzazione mediante un indice originale. La foresta primaria è caratterizzara da valori elevati di diversità e di centralizzazione, mentre la foresta secondaria présenta valori inferiori.

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Nella seduta del 12 maggio 1990.

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Pignatti, E., Pignatti, S., Huang, CC. et al. β -diversity and phytogeographical patterns in the Ding Hu Shan Reserve (Guangdong-South China) forest vegetation. Rend. Fis. Acc. Lincei 2, 79–85 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03010415

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