QUANTITATIVE DIVISION OF ALTITUDE BELTS IN FOREST VEGETATION OF MT. HUOSHAN, SHANXI PROVINCE
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Ecotone positions on the east and west slopes of Mt. Huoshan, Shanxi Province we re identified by calculating edge effects of different sampling regions located at one hundred meters (altitude) intervals. A quantitative division of vegetatio n types was achieved using these identified ecotones and a cluster analysis of b iotypes. The vegetation of the warm temperate broad-leaved forest in Mt.Huoshan in Shanxi Province was subsequently divided into five vegetation altitudinal be lts and three subbelts.
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Ecotone positions on the east and west slopes of Mt. Huoshan, Shanxi Province we re identified by calculating edge effects of different sampling regions located at one hundred meters (altitude) intervals. A quantitative division of vegetatio n types was achieved using these identified ecotones and a cluster analysis of b iotypes. The vegetation of the warm temperate broad-leaved forest in Mt.Huoshan in Shanxi Province was subsequently divided into five vegetation altitudinal be lts and three subbelts.
Key concepts: Ecotone, Altitude (triangle), Vegetation (pathology), Temperate climate, Physical geography, Geography, Division (mathematics), Vegetation types