Major Plant Communities in a Transect of the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California

Klyver FD. 1931. Major Plant Communities in a Transect of the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. Ecology. 12(1):1-17

The major plant communities represented in a transect belt of 7 x 80 miles of the middle Sierra Nevada Mountains were determined and mapped from 1926-1930. A brief description of each plant community is presented. Several Great Basin plants, which appear on the east slope, out of their normal distribution range, are discussed.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Klyver, F
Units
SEKI
Keywords
Mapping, Plant Communities, Plant Studies, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks CA, Transects

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