An Ordination of the Upland Forest Communities of Southern Wisconsin
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Summary
It is shown that nature of unit variation is a naajor problenl in systematies, and that whether this variation is diserete, continuous, or in some other form, there is a need for appliGation of (uantitative and statistical methods.
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- 1957-02-01
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Ordination, Citation, Ecology, Geography, Library science
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