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Vegetation of New Zealand

P. Wardle

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Introduction 1. Environment 2. Origins and history 3. Plant form 4. Reproductive aspects 5. Description and classification 6. Botanical provinces 7. Forest 8. Bush, heath, scrub, fernland 9. Grassland and herbfield 10. Wetland 11. Open or patchy vegetation 12. Alpine and nival 13. Outlying islands 14. Biomass, nutrition, tolerances 15. Succession, invasion 16. Disturbance, regeneration.

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Key concepts: Ecological succession, Vegetation (pathology), Grassland, Geography, Disturbance (geology), Ecology, Regeneration (biology), Biomass (ecology)