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Ecological Interaction of Vegetation Community in Loess Plateau

Jintun Zhang

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Quantitative ordination and classification is a group technique of multivariate analysis and becomes more and more important in vegetation ecological studies. TWINSPAN, DCA, CCA, DCCA were employed to study vegetation community types, community structure, ecological environment and community distribution pattern in the present study. It has been found that quantitative classification plus ordination is a better way reflecting the ecological interaction among the vegetation community in loess plateau.

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Quantitative ordination and classification is a group technique of multivariate analysis and becomes more and more important in vegetation ecological studies. TWINSPAN, DCA, CCA, DCCA were employed to study vegetation community types, community structure, ecological environment and community distribution pattern in the present study. It has been found that quantitative classification plus ordination is a better way reflecting the ecological interaction among the vegetation community in loess plateau.

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Quantitative ordination and classification is a group technique of multivariate analysis and becomes more and more important in vegetation ecological studies. TWINSPAN, DCA, CCA, DCCA were employed to study vegetation community types, community structure, ecological environment and community distribution pattern in the present study. It has been found that quantitative classification plus ordination is a better way reflecting the ecological interaction among the vegetation community in loess plateau.

Key concepts: Ordination, Vegetation (pathology), Loess plateau, Ecology, Ecological succession, Geography, Plant community, Community structure

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