1959•Transactions of the Royal Society of South AfricaRequires access

NOTES ON THE PHYTOGEOGRAPHY OF THE FLORA OF THE CAPE PENINSULA

R. S. Adamson

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A sample of the flora of the Cape Peninsula is analysed phytogeographically. The flora is divisible into that of the mountains and that of the Cape Flats. In distribution of the species the mountain flora shows signs of great age. In part it is related to a climate moister than that existing. The Flats flora is more modern.

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Key concepts: Flora (microbiology), Peninsula, Cape, Phytogeography, Geography, Ecology, Archaeology, Geology