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Communities of Berteroa incana in Europe and their geographical differentiation

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Chorological phenomena in plant communities

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Two geographical races have been established within the Berteroetum incanae in Europe. The Galium mollugo race of the Berteroetum incanae is characteristic of the western part of the distribution area of the association whereas the releves from the eastern part of Europe are classified as the Acosta rhenana race of the Berteroetum incanae. Adventitious Berteroetum incanae from the Netherlands has been shown to be a separate subunit within the Galium mollugo race of the Berteroetum incanae.

A number of phytosociological relevés has been used by courtesy of Th. Müller, Nürtingen, F. Runge, Münster, V. Westhoff, Nijmegen, H. Lienenbecker, Steinhagen, H. Passarge, Eberswalde, W. Nezadal, Erlangen, W. Kunick, Stuttgart, F. Grüll, Brno, I. Jarolímek and M. Zaliberová, both Bratislava. For Valuable comments on the manuscript we are indebted to V. Westhoff, E. van der Maarel, R. Neuhäusl and J.J. Barkman. The English of an earlier version of the manuscript has been The English of an earlier version of the manuscript has been kindly corrected by Mr Henry Moreton.

The nomenclature of species follows Tutinet al. (1964–1980) with some changes according to Smejkal (1980)

Acknowledgement. The Work of the senior author was partly supported by the University of Nijmegen Research Fellowship in Biology 1980/1981.

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Mucina, L., Brandes, D. (1985). Communities of Berteroa incana in Europe and their geographical differentiation. In: Neuhäusl, R., Dierschke, H., Barkman, J.J. (eds) Chorological phenomena in plant communities. Advances in vegetation science, vol 5. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5508-0_13

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