Contents of COENOSES, from 1986 to 1996
This page presents only the table of contents for Coenoses, but there is
a more complete bibliographic analysis by Mucina & Mucina.
COENOSES was discontinued in 1999 and then merged with
Abstracta Botanica to form a new journal, Community Ecology.
1986
Goodall, D.W.
Classification and ordination: their nature
and role in taxonomy and community studies.
1986, 1: 3-9
Kenkel, N.C.
Report on: 'Numerical Methods in the Study
of Vegetation Systems'.
1986, 1: 10
Orlóci, L., Feoli, E., Lausi, D. & Nimis,
P.L.
Estimation of character structure
convergence (divergence) in plant communities: a nested
hierachical model.
1986, 1: 11-20
Lachance, M.A. & Starner, W.T.
The community concept and the problem of
non-trivial characterization of yeast communities.
1986, 1: 21-28
Wildi, O.
The relational model for data bases in
community studies.
1986, 1: 29-34
Dale, M.B., Beatrice, M., Venanzoni, R. &
Ferrari, C.
A comparison of some methods of selecting
species in vegetation analysis.
1986, 1: 35-51
Stofella, S.L.Report on: 'Numerical Methods to Analyze
Vegetation Data'.
1986, 1: 52
Feoli, E. & Ganis, P.
Autocorrelation for measuring predictivity
in community ecology: an example with structural and
chorological data from mixed forest types in NE Italy.
1986, 1: 53-56
1987
Swindel, B., Lloyd, R., Patil, G.P.,
Taillie, C. & Conde, L.
U.S. National Forest Management Act, forest
ecosystems diversity, and diversity profiles.
1987, 2:1-8
Podani, J.
Computerized sampling in vegetation studies.
1987, 2: 9-18
Hinch, S.G. & Somers, K.M.
An experimental evaluation of the effect of
data centering, data standardization, and outlying
observations on principal component analysis.
1987, 2: 19-23
Kenkel, N.C. & Booth, T.
A comparison of presence-absence resemblance
coefficients for use in biogeographical studies.
1987, 2: 25-30
Jancey, R.C. & Wells, T.C.
Locality theory: the phenomenon and itssignificance.
1987, 2: 31-37
Michaelsen, J., Davis, F.W. & Borchert, M.
A non-parametric method for analyzing
hierarchical relationships in ecological data.
1987, 2: 39-48
Carnevale, N.J., Torres, P., Boccanelli,
S.I. & Lewis, J.P.
Halophilous communities and species
distributions along environmental gradients in
southeastern Santa Fé Province, Argentina.
1987, 2:49-60
Orlóci, L.
Flexible gradient analysis: a note on ideas
and an application.
1987, 2: 61-65
Fewster, P.H.
Regression modelling of perturbation in some
vegetation types.
1987, 2: 67-74
Bredenkamp, G.J.
An overview of the major plant communities
of the Manyeleti Game Reserve, Gazankulu, South Africa.
1987, 2: 75-84
Russo, T.
Parental and oblique transmission and
interaction between traits in the evolution of non-
genetic traits: suggestions for a cultural ecology.
1987, 2: 85-95
1988
Goodall, D.W. & Feoli, E.
Application of probabilistic methods in the
analysis of phytosociological data.
1988, 3: 1-9
Editors
Report on: "Statistical and Computational
Ecology": an international workshop.
1988, 3: 10
Dale, M.B.
Knowing when to stop: cluster concept -
concept cluster.
1988, 3: 11-32
Camiz, S.
Expert systems: utility in community studies
and examples.
1988, 3: 33-40
Petrakis, P.
DAPROPHECO: a specialized database system
for integrated studies in plant-hemiptera communities.
1988, 3: 41-53
Hull, V. & Lagonegro, M.
AQUAMOD: an introductory purpose simulation
model of plankton dynamics.1988, 3: 55-60
Bartoli, A. & Massari, G.
Sampling mycocoenoses.
1988, 3: 61-68
André, H.M.
Variable centered methods and community
classification.
1988, 3: 69-78
Feoli, E., Ganis, P. & Zerihun Woldu
Community niche, an effective concept to
measure diversity of gradients and hyperspaces.
1988, 3: 79-82
Niven, B.S.
The ecosystem as an algebraic category: a mathematical
basis for theory of community and ecosystem in animal
ecology.
1989, 3: 83-87.
Mucina, L., Cík, V. & Slavkovsky, P.
Trend surface analysis and splines for
pattern determination in plant communities.
1988, 3: 89-105
Kenkel, N.C.
Introduction to Data Analysis: a
comprehensive program package for personal computers.
1988, 3: 107-109
Carleton, T.J.
DENT: A Pascal program for vegetation data
entry into microcomputers.
1988, 3: 110
Podani, J.
SYN-TAX III. A package of programs for data
analysis in community ecology and systematics.
1988, 3: 111-119
Dale, M.
Mutational and nonmutational similarity
measures: a preliminary examination.
1988, 3: 121-133
Herben, T. & Li<212>ka, J.
The use of multi-way contingency tables for
the study of epiphytic lichen distribution.
1988, 3: 135-139
Feoli, E. & Zuccarello, V.
Syntaxonomy: a source of useful fuzzy sets
for environmental analysis?
1988, 3: 141-147
Levins, R. & Puccia, C.J.
The controlling factor in biological
communities.
1988, 3: 149-154
Biondini, M.E., Mielke, P.W. & Redente, E.F.
Permutation techniques based on Euclidean
analysis spaces: a new and powerful statistical method
for ecological research.
1988, 3: 155-174
Kostoris, A.
Assessment of DBH normality based on plotless sampling.
1988, 3: 175-180
1989
Podani, J.
A method for generating consensus partitions and its
application to community classification.
1989, 4: 1-10
Jancey, R.C.
The measurement of non-linear association in community
descriptor sets.
1989, 4: 11-13
Shaukat, S.S. & Uddin, M.
A comparison of principal component and factor analysis
as ordination models with reference to a desert
ecosystem.
1989, 4: 15-28
Lep<212>, J., Soldán, T. & Landa, V.
Multivariate analysis of compositional changes in
communities of Ephemeroptera (Insecta) in the Labe Basin,
Czechoslovakia - a comparison of methods.
1989, 4: 29-37
Yu, S.X. & Orlóci, L.
Species dispersions along soil gradients in a Cryptocarya
community, Dinghushan, south China.
1989, 4: 39-45
Franceschi, E.A.
Distribution of herbaceous communities of the river
Paraná valley along an elevation gradient after a
catastrophic flood.
1989, 4: 47-53
Dulová, M. & Okáli, I.
Statistical evaluation of biocoenotic records: SOFIS and
the Auchenorrhyncha file.
1989, 4: 55-58
Kenkel, N.C.
Report on: The International Workshop on Mathematical
Community Ecology.
1989, 4:59
Egziabher, T.B.G.
The environmental variables which led to the ecological
crisis in Ethiopia.
1989, 4: 61-67
Kenkel, N.C.
Report on "Sampling and Data Analysis in Mediterranean
Macchia Vegetation".
1989, 4: 68
Adler, G.H. & Wilson, M.L.
Insular distributions of voles and shrews: the rescue
effect and implications for species co-occurrence
patterns.
1989, 4: 69-72
Arvanitis, L. G. & Reich, R.M.
Sampling simulation with a microcomputer.
1989, 4: 73-80
Gatto, M. & S. Rinaldi
Acid deposition and catastrophes in forests: a tree-
nutrient model.
1989, 4: 81-90
Stergiou, K.I.
A method to cope with collinearity of ecological data
sets in community studies.
1989, 4: 91-94
Marsili-Libelli, S.
Fuzzy clustering of ecological data.
1989, 4: 95-106
Diaz, S. & A. Acosta
Floristic and diversity changes in the phanerophytic
vegetation of Copacabana watershed (central Argentina) as
a response to disturbance.
1989, 4: 107-111
Czárán, T.
Coexistence of competiting populations along an
environmental gradient: a simulation study.
1989, 4: 113-120
Margalef, R.
On diversity and connectivity, as historical expressions
of ecosystems.
1989, 4: 121-126
Niven, B.S.
The animal niche: a formalized functional definition and
its use in classifying niches.
1989, 4: 127-135
Neet, C.R.
Niche overlap measures and hypothesis testing: a review
with particular reference to empirical applications.
1989, 4: 137-144
Ying-Hen Hsieh
Evolution of altruistic communities.
1989, 4: 145-147
Banyikwa, F.F.
Species-habitat relationships in the Serengeti short
grasslands, Tanzania.
1989, 4: 149-152
Van Tilborgh, T., van Straaten, D., Van Hecke, P. &
Verheyen, R.
Small-scale analysis of a marsh vegetation fed by
seepage.
1989, 4: 153-162
Shaukat, S.S.
A technique for species weighting and its utility in data
reduction and minimization of misclassification.
1989, 4: 163-168
Boryslawski, Z. & Krusinska, E.
Fuzzy linguistics concept in redescription of vegetation
data.
1989, 4: 169-173
Kenkel, N.C.
Report on "Numerical Methods and Models in Vegetation
Biology".
1989, 4: 174
Goodall, D.W.
Simulation modelling for ecological applications.
1989, 4: 175-180
1990
Giavelli, G., Bodini, A. & Rossi, O.
An extension of the complexity concept derived from the
analysis of colonisation processes in small island
environments.
1990, 5: 1-5
Ulanowicz, R.E. & Puccia, C.J.
Mixed trophic impacts in ecosystems.
1990, 5: 7-16
Podani, J.
Comparison of fuzzy classifications.
1990, 5: 17-21
Ganesalingam, S.
Likelihood approach to clustering using unclassified
initial sample.
1990, 5: 23-31
Jain, R.K.
Fish species diversity and its relationship to distance
from the coast line.
1990, 5: 33-35
Fischer, H.S.
Simulating the distribution of plant communities in an
alpine landscape.
1990, 5: 37-43
West, N.E. & Hatton, T.J.
Relative influence of observer error and plot
randomization on detection of vegetation change.
1990, 5: 45-49
Wildi, O.
Sampling with multiple objectives and the role of spatial
autocorrelation.
1990, 5: 51-60
Di Pasquale, C.
A game theory model for food webs: time dependence in a
predator/prey system.
1990, 5: 61-67
Lep<212>, J., Stra<212>kraba, M., Husák, <211>. & Bohác,J.
Classification of sequences in community ecology - three
case studies.
1990, 5: 69-77
Palmer, M.W.
Spatial scale and patterns of species-environment
relationships in hardwood forest of the North Carolina
Piedmont.
1990, 5: 79-87
Palmer, M.W.
Spatial scale and patterns of vegetation, flora and
species richness in hardwood forests of the North
Carolina piedmont.
1990, 5: 89-96
Bouxin, G.
The measurement of horizontal patterns in vegetation: a
review and proposals for models.
1990, 5: 97-112
Carnevale, N.J. & Torres, P.S.
The relevance of physical factors on species distribution
in inland salt marshes (Argentina).
1990, 5: 113-120
Luboobi, L.S.
A population of insects infesting a stored quantity of
wheat.
1990, 5: 121-124
Li Dianmo & Chen Xiaofeng
Forest pest management strategies based on community
models.
1990, 5: 125-129
Szathmáry, E., Hegedüs, C., Németh, G., Molnár, I. &
Vida, G.
The engangement of the Red Queen and King Midas in the
phylogenerator model.
1990, 5: 131-141
Cabrera-Febola, W.
Model of the spatial structure of rocky shore
communities.
1990, 5: 143-147
Kenkel, N.C.
Spatial competition models for plant populations.
1990, 5: 149-158
Yu, S.X. & Orlóci, L.
On niche overlap and its measurement.
1990, 5: 159-165
Anonymous
Report on Methods and Models in Landscape Ecology.
1990, 5: 166
Bredenkamp, G.J. & Theron, G.K.
The vegetation of the fersiallitic soils of the Manyeleti
Game Reserve.
1990, 5: 167-175
Conley, W.
An "Institute for Theoretical Ecology" - Part I: What is
"theoretical ecology" and why do we need it?
1990, 5: 177-179
1991
Editors
From the editors of Coenoses.
1991, 6: 1
Camiz, S.
Reflections on spaces and relationships in ecological
data analysis: effects, problems, possible solutions.
1991, 6: 3-13
Qiong Gao
The minimum description length principle as applied to
multivariate clustering analysis with isodata.
1991, 6: 15-20
Acosta, A., Díaz, S. & Cábido, M.
Patch structure in natural grasslands of Córdoba
Mountains (Argentine) in relation to different rock
substrates.
1991, 6: 21-27
Palmer, A.R.
Vegetation/environment relationships in the central area
of the Cape Midlands, South Africa.
1991, 6: 29-38
Estabrook, G.F.
The size of nature reserves and the number of long lived
plant species they contain.
1991, 6: 39-45
Franceschi, E.A. & Lewis, J.P.
Early stages in the Paraná River tall grassland recovery
after an extraordinary flood.
1991, 6: 47-52
Conley, W.
An Institute for Theoretical Ecology? Part II: The
concept of "Center" - critique and a new design.
1991, 6: 53-60
Feoli, E. & Orlóci, L.
The properties and interpretation of observations in
vegetation study.
1991, 6: 61-70
Cavallini, F.
Parameter-dependent equilibria in dynamic models of
ecological communities. A qualitative approach with
MACSYMA programs.
1991, 6: 71-78
Moskát, C.
Multivariate plexus concept in the study of complex
ecological data: an application to the analysis of bird-
habitat relationships.
1991, 6: 79-89
Mazzoleni, S., French, D.D. & Miles, J.
A comparative study of classification and ordination
methods on successional data.
1991, 6: 91-101
Orlóci, L.
On character-based plant community analysis: choice,
arrangement, comparison.
1991, 6: 103-107
Conley, W.
An Institute for Theoretical Ecology? Part III: Why we
need it and what it should be like.
1991, 6: 109-112
Conley, W.
An Institute for Theoretical Ecology? Part IV:
"Computational workshops": a planned activity for
theoretical ecology.
1991, 6: 113-120
Bradbury, R.H.
Understanding Acanthaster.
1991, 6: 121-126
Zerihun Woldu
Implications of photosynthetic pathways of some grass
species in Ethiopia to landuse.
1991, 6: 127-130
Palmer, A.R.
The potential vegetation of the upper Orange river, South
Africa: concentration analysis and its application to
rangeland assessment.
1991, 6: 131-138
Mueller-Dombois, D.
Stand demography and vegetation change.
1991, 6: 139-141
Kenkel, N.C.
A weighted tesselation model for studying plant
population dynamics.
1991, 6: 143-149
Hauser, M. & Mucina, L.
Spatial interpolation methods for interpretation of
ordination diagrams.
1991, 6: 151-168
Spitaleri, R.M., Napoleone, I. & Contoli, L.
A numerical approach for the evaluation of biotopes for
conservational purposes.
1991, 6: 169-171
Conley, W. & Brunt, J.W.
An Institute for Theoretical Ecology? Part V: Practical
data management for cross-site analysis and synthesis of
ecological information.
1991, 6: 173-180
1992
Conley, W., Conley, M.R. & Karl, T.R.
A computational study of episodic events and historical
context in long-term ecological processes: climate and
grazing in the northern Chihuahuan Desert.
1992, 7: 1-19
Fekete, G.
The holistic view of succession reconsidered.
1992, 7: 21-29
Lagonegro, M., Hull, V., Falcucci, M. & Cignini, I.
Simulating aquatic systems: a model of ecological
processes.
1992, 7: 31-54
García, A., Carlos, G. & Bermudez, F.F.
Vegetation, soil and management relations in meadow
communities of the Valdeon Valley, Cordillera Cantábrica,
Spain.
1992, 7: 55-60
Guillet, A. & Moll, E.J.
Structural and biogeographical patterns of vegetation in
equatorial Sudan. I. Terrestrial communities.
1992, 7: 61-73
Guillet, A. & Moll, E.J.
Structural and biogeographical patterns of vegetation in
equatorial Sudan. II. Physiognomic trends.
1992, 7: 75-80
Feoli, E. & Zuccarello, V.
Fuzzy sets and structural changes in forest succession:
an example from broad leaved forests of N.E. Italy.
1992, 7: 81-90
Wildi, O.
On the use of Mantel's statistic and flexible shortest
path adjustment in the analysis of ecological gradients.
1992, 7: 91-101
Niven, B.S.
Formalization of some basic concepts of plant ecology.
1992, 7: 103-113
Chengyong Sun, Feoli, E. & Lagonegro, M.
Measuring climatic niche width and overlap of vegetation
types of China.
1992, 7: 115-119
Yu, S.X. & Orlóci, L.
Niche breadth: an index of species environmental fitness.
1992, 7: 121-125
Bailey, R.C.
Hierarchical analysis of community and habitat structure.
1992, 7: 127-135
Jianguo Wu
Detecting spatial patterns: the net-function
interpolation.
1992, 7: 137-143
Pucheta, E., Díaz, S. & Cábido, M.
The effect of grazing on the structure of a high plateau
grassland in central Argentina.
1992, 7: 145-152
Hill, M.O.
Modelling vegetation succession in abandoned arable
fields in Britain.
1992, 7: 153-159
Feoli, E. & Lagonegro, M.
Testing for elliptical clusters in ecological
multidimensional spaces.
1992, 7: 161-167
Scheuring, I.
A population dynamical description of the self-thinning
law.
1992, 7: 169-174
Xiaoshuang He
Structural characteristics of forest vegetation in the
northeastern Lesser Xingan Mountains, China.
1992, 7: 175-180
1993
Menghi, M., Cábido, M., Acosta, A., Peco, B. & Pineda,
F.D.
Changes in pasture communities subject to burning in the
Córdoba Mountains, Argentina.
1993, 8: 1-10
Crispi, G. & Mosetti, R.
Adjoint estimation of aquatic ecosystem parameters.
1993, 8: 11-14
McClellan, Y. & Boecklen, W.J.
Plant mediation of ant-herbivore associations: the role
of sticky rings formed by Boerhavia spicata.
1993, 8: 15-20
Dale, M.R.T., Henry, G.H.R. & Young, C.
Markov models of spatial dependence in vegetation.
1993, 8: 21-24
Novotny, V.
What can be inferred from species diversity indices?
1993, 8: 25-26
Vetaas, O.R.Effect of spatial arrangement of environmental variables
on ordination results from a disturbed humidity gradient
in northeastern Sudan.
1993, 8: 27-37
Rousseau, R. & Van Hecke, P.
Introduction of a species does not necessarily increase
diversity.
1993, 8: 39-40
Fabricius, K.E. & Dale, M.B.
Multispecies associations of symbionts on shalow water
crinoids of the central Great Barrier Reef.
1993, 8: 41-52
De Patta Pillar, V. & Orlóci, L.
Taxonomy and perception in vegetation analysis.
1993, 8: 53-66
Pizzolotto, R.
Carabid beetle (Coleoptera, Carabidae) coenoses for
evaluation of faunal resources and impact assessment in
the Aspromonte National Park of Calabria (Italy).
1993, 8: 69-79
Sun Ping
On identifying representative variables in ecosystem
studies.
1993, 8: 81-84
Zupo, V.
The use of feeding indices for the study of food webs: an
application to a Posidonia oceanica ecosystem.
1993, 8: 85-95
Camiz, S.
Computer assisted procedures for structuring community
data.
1993, 8: 97-104
Chang Hsin-Shih & Yang Dian-an
A study on climate-vegetation interaction in China: the
ecological model for global change.
1993, 8: 105-119
De Leo, G.A. & Ferrari, I.
Disturbance and diversity in a river zooplankton
community: a neutral model analysis.
1993, 8: 121-129
Levins, R. & Adler, G.H.
Differential diagnostics of island rodent populations.
1993, 8: 131-139
Orlóci, L.
Conjectures and scenarios in recovery study.
1993, 8: 141-148
Kiflemariam, M.
Dialectics of biological dimensionality and biological
diversity.
1993, 8: 149-158
Yu, S.X. & Orlóci, L.
Index of species environmental fitness: the niche
breadth.
1993, 8: 159-164
1994
Dale, M.B. & Dale, P.T.
Classification with multiple dissimilarity matrices.
1994, 9: 1-13
Escudero, A., Pajarón, S. & Gavilán, R.
Saxicolous communities in the Sierra del Moncayo (Spain):
a classificatory study.
1994, 9: 15-24
Feoli, E. & Zuccarello, V.
Naiveté of fuzzy system spaces in vegetation dynamics?
1994, 9: 25-32
Tóthmérész, B.
Statistical analysis of spatial pattern in plant
communities.
1994, 9: 33-41
Dale, M.
Straightening the horseshoe: a Riemannian resolution?
1994, 9: 43-53
Izsák, J. & Papp, L.
Numerical properties of jackknifed diversity indices
tested on loose sets of coenological samples (Diptera,
Drosophilidae).
1994, 9: 59-67
Orlóci, L.
Global warming: the process and its anticipated
phytoclimatic effects in temperate and cold zone.
1994, 9: 69-74
Palmer, A.R. & Orlóci, L.
A contingency table model of vegetation: the mapping
problem.
1994, 9: 75-79
Xiaoshuang He & Shaoquan Nie
Canonical contingency table analysis of the vegetation
along elevation gradients of the Greater Xingan
Mountains, China.
1994, 9: 93-100
LoBue, G., Montacchini, F. & Ceruti, A.
Macromycetes of the alpine belt: mycocoenological
investigations in the Western Italian Alps by
multivariate methods.
1994, 9: 103-153
Uddin, M., Atiqullah, M. & Shaukat, S.S.
Sweep-out component analysis as an ordination model: an
alternative to principal component analysis.
1994, 9: 155-158
1995
Menghi, M. & Herrera, M.
Major vegetational trends related to relief and hydrology
in the Mar Chiquita wetlands.
1995, 10: 1-10
Torres, P.S., Barberis, I.M. & Lewis, J.P.
Robustness of numerical methods for vegetation
classification.
1995, 10: 11-16
Moraczewski, I.R., Borkowski, W. & Kierzek, A.
Clustering geobotanical data with the use of a genetic
algorithm.
1995, 10: 17-28
Fekete, G., Tuba, Z. & Précsényi, I.
Application of three approaches to evaluate abundance and
rarity in a sand grassland community.
1995, 10: 29-38
Pausas, J.G. & Feoli, E.
Environment-vegetation relationships in the understory of
Pyrennean Pinus sylvestris forests: I. An ordination
approach.
1995, 10: 39-44
Geiáelbrecht, J., Mucina, L. & Hiebinger, C.K.
A Monte Carlo randomisation procedure for estimating the
synchronity of growth-curves in plant-demography studies.
1995, 10: 45-49
Orlóci, L.
Preface: special statistical ecology issue.
1995, 10: 53
Anonymous
Profile: Guest Editor, Professor G.P. Patil.
1995, 10: 55-56
Patil, G.P.
Silver jubilee of statistical ecology around the world.
1995, 10: 57-64
Patil, G.P.
Penn State statistical ecology and environmental
statistics - 25 years.
1995, 10: 65-74
Ghosh-Dastidar, M., Johnson, G., Norris, R., Orsin, J. &
Shirk, S.
On cross-disciplinarity of a statistical ecology and
environmental statistics classroom at Penn State.
1995, 10: 75-79
Johnson, G.D. & Patil, G.P.
Estimating statewide species richness of breeding birds
in Pennsylvania.
1995, 10: 81-87
Myers, W.L., Johnson, G.D. & Patil, G.P.
Rapid mobilization of spatial/temporal information in the
context of natural catastrophes.
1995, 10: 89-94
Norris, R.C., Patil, G.P. & Sinha, A.K.
Estimation of multiple characteristics by ranked set
sampling methods.
1995, 10: 95-111
Kaur, A., Gregori, D., Patil, G.P. & Taillie, C.
Assessment of aquatic systems toxicity using generalized
linear models and quasi-likelihood techniques.
1995, 10: 113-121
Johnson, G.D., Tempelman, A. & Patil, G.P.
Fractal based methods in ecology: a review for analysis
at multiple spatial scales.
1995, 10: 123-131
Urfer, W. & Schwarzenbach, F.H.
Analysis of arctic mountain vegetation: diversity and
vertical distribution.1995, 10: 133-140
Patil, G.P.
Environmental and Ecological Statistics: an innovative
cross-disciplinary journal for statistics, ecology, and
the environment.
1995, 10: 141-148
1996
Kenkel, N. C.
Coenoses: Looking back and forward
1996, 11:1
Mucina, L. & Mucina, D.
Bibliography of Coenoses (volumes 1-10)
1996, 11:3-28
De Patta Pillar, V.
A randomization-based solution for vegetation classification
and homogeneity testing
1996, 11: 29-36
Pizzolotto, R. & Brandmayr, P.
An index to evaluate lanscape conservation state based on
land-use pattern analysis and geographic information
system techniques
1996, 11: 37-44
Pausas, J. G. & Feoli, E.
Environment-vegetation relationships in the understory of
Pyrenean Pinus sylvestris forests II.: A classification approach
1996, 11:45-51
Moraczewski, I. R.
Fuzzy rough sets as a tool for ecological data analysis
1996, 11:55-
A. Acosta, C. Blasi, P. Di Marzio & S. Mazzoleni
Architectural patterns of "macchia" shrubs in
mediterranean Italy
1996, 11: 69-
A. R. Bruelisauer, G. E. Bradfield & J. Maze
A thermodynamic interpretation of succession
1996, 11: 73-
N. C. Kenkel & D. J. Walker
Fractals in the biological sciences
1996, 11: 77-
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