Vegetation and community types of the Chihuahuan Desert [1]
Title | Vegetation and community types of the Chihuahuan Desert |
Publication Type | Conference Proceedings |
Year of Publication | 1986 |
Authors | Henrickson J [2], Johnston MC [3] |
Editor | Barlow JC [4], A. Powell M [5], Timmermann BN(eds.) [6] |
Conference Name | Second Symposium on Resources of the Chihuahuan Desert Region: United States and Mexico |
Pagination | 20-39 |
Date Published | 10/1986 |
Publisher | Allen Press |
Conference Location | Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute, Sul Ross State University |
Call Number | 00116 |
Keywords | abstract [7], abstracts [8], chaparral community [9], community types [10], conference [11], conference proceedings [12], conferences [13], grassland community [14], montane chaparral community [15], montane woodland community [16], proceeding [17], proceedings [18], shrub community [19], vegetation types [20], woodland community [21] |
Abstract | A classification of plant communities of the Chihuahuan Desert Region, inclusive of all montane habitats is presented. A total of 16 intergrading communities is recognized including eight Desert Scrub and Woodland communities: Chihuahuan Desert Scrub (with 5 facies), Lechuguilla Scrub, Yucca Woodland, Prosopis-Atriplex Scrub, Alkali Scrub, Gypsophilous Scrub, Arborescent Cactus Scrub, and Riparian Woodland; three Grassland communities: Grama Grassland, Sacaton Grassland, and Tobosa Grassland; a Chaparral community: Montane Chaparral; and four Montane Woodland communities: Juniper-Pinyon Woodland, Oak Woodland, Pine Woodland, and Mixed Fir Forest. |
URL | files/bibliography/JRN00116.pdf [22] |
Custom 1 | Lawrence, Kansas |
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