Standardized Hierarchical Vegetation Classification: Mexican and Global Patterns - Couverture rigide
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Foreword.- Historical Survey.- Background on Vegetation Classification Systems.- Proposal for a Standardized Hierarchical System for the Classification of Vegetation In Mexico.- The Inclusive Nature of Seclavemex.- Seclavemex Aimed at Integrating Landcover and Vegetation Mapping.- Epilogue.- Appendices.
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