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deciduous bushland, woodland,
wooded gr****land in
rocky places, and also in
hygrophilous and
riverine forests and clearings. de Vosjoli,
Philippe (2004). Pachyforms:...
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Agriculture Organization. Gr****land
types by
Schimper (1898, 1903):
Meadow (
hygrophilous or
tropophilous gr****land)
Steppe (xerophilous gr****land)
Savannah (xerophilous...
- bog-iron
deposits by
indicators such as
withered gr****, a wet environment,
hygrophilous gr****-dominated vegetation, and reddish-brown
solutions or depositions...
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belonging to the
family Tettigoniidae,
subfamily Conocephalinae. It is a
hygrophilous species, and is
therefore common in wet
meadows and slow-flowing streams...
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springtails are
always found in the
vicinity of
ponds and lakes, such as the
hygrophilous Isotomurus palustris.
Adaptive features, such as the
presence of a fan-like...
- Djupadalsmölla
Hygrophilous Very
scarce Miospores A miospore,
incertae sedis inside Lycopodiopsida.
Densoisporites Densoisporites cr****us Korsaröd
Hygrophilous Rare...
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presence of forest-steppe
plants and by a
higher frequency of hydro- and
hygrophilous vegetation in low
plains and
meadows with
excess moisture. The extensive...
- needed] types: Woodland, forest, bushwood,
shrubwood Gr****land,
meadow (
hygrophilous or tropophilous),
steppe (xerophilous),
savannah (xerophilous gr****land...
- perennis,
found mainly in Aubrac) or
Globeflower (also
characteristic of
hygrophilous meadows). The
Carex and
Juncus genera are well represented, with rare...
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between the two regions.
Several forest types can be distinguished.
Hygrophilous coastal evergreen forests occur in
moist locations between Sierra Leone...
