A pragmatic study of Dansereaus universal system for recording vegetation application in southeast Queensland Australia

Dale PE. 1980. A pragmatic study of Dansereaus universal system for recording vegetation application in southeast Queensland Australia. Vegetatio. 40(3):129-133

Standard Dansereau diagrams were constructed to illustrate the vegetation of part of southeast Queensland, Australia. Some problems were encountered in illustrating herbaceous lianas, in assessing seasonality and in estimating coverage in specific instances. Although discriminating between major vegetation types the standard diagrams did not differentiate well between the various eucalypt communities. The modifications suggested in Dansereau, Buell and Dagon (1966) only partially alleviate the problem. Further modification to include leaf angle and bark characteristics would be appropriate.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Dale, P.
Units
SODN
Keywords
Ecology (Plant), Methods (General Field)

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