hungarian phytosociological database (coenodatre f): sampling methodology, nomenclature and its actual stage
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Abstract
The article contains the methodological guide of the national phytocoenological database, called CoenoDat Reference Database, which was prepared to build up the first Hungarian reference databank of the natural and semi-natural vegetation types in 2003. Nomenclature of plants follows Dobolyi (2002). Syntaxonomical nomenclature follows Borhidi & Sánta (1999) and Borhidi (2003). For databasing the authors used TurboVeg for Windows. Up to now, CoenoDatRef contains some 9,000 relevés of app. 400 natural and/or semi-natural associations. The number of entered relevés of different vegetation classes is included.
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| Authors | ;J CSIKY;F. HORVATH;Z. BOTTA-DUK;K LAJER |
| Journal | journal of optimization theory and applications |
| Year | 2007 |
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