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Floristic regions in Europe and western Siberia, according to Wolfgang Frey and Rainer Lösch
- The central european region and the central russian region are sister regions. The border between them is similar to the Fagus sylvatica limit (January, day-time temperature average: above -2°C).
- The border between the central russian region and the boreal region is similar to the Quercus spp. limit (Day-time temperature average: above 10°C, 4 months per year).
- The border between the boreal region and the arctic region is similar to the tree line, taiga/ arctic tundra limit (July, day-time temperature average: above 10°C).
- The border of the atlantic region is the limit of no frost (average), Gulf Stream influence.
- The warm islands in the Atlantic ocean are in the macaronesia region: isolated populations in a more humid environment.
- The mediterranean region is similar to the occurrence of wild Olea europea and wild Cistus salviifolius (Olea europea is grown very North in Italy).
- The border between the submediterranean region and the central european region is similar to the alpine arc (upper Rhone, upper Rhine, lower Danube), a weather barrier.
- The pontic region border is similar to the tree line/ steppe limit (less than 450 mm precipitation per year).
- The turanian region has a semi-arid climate.
- References:
- Frey W, Lösch R (2004) Lehrbuch der Geobotanik. Elsevier, Spektrum; München, Heidelberg; <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/3827411939" class="internal mw-magiclink-isbn">ISBN 3-8274-1193-9</a> (graphic modified from Walter H (1954) Grundlagen der Pflanzenverbreitung. Einführung in die Pflanzengeographie, II. Teil: Arealkunde. Ulmer, Stuttgart-Ludwigsburg)
- Frey W, Lösch R (2010) Geobotanik: Pflanzen und Vegetation in Raum und Zeit. 3 ed, Spektrum, Heidelberg, <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/9783827423351" class="internal mw-magiclink-isbn">ISBN 978-3-8274-2335-1</a>
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current | 23:30, 3 January 2017 | 1,797 × 1,435 (1.95 MB) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | Floristic regions in Europe and western Siberia, according to <b>Wolfgang Frey</b> and <b>Rainer Lösch</b> <ul> <li>The central european region and the central russian region are sister regions. The border between them is similar to the <i>Fagus sylvatica</i> limit (January, day-time temperature average: above -2°C).</li> <li>The border between the central russian region and the boreal region is similar to the <i>Quercus spp.</i> limit (Day-time temperature average: above 10°C, 4 months per year).</li> <li>The border between the boreal region and the arctic region is similar to the tree line, taiga/ arctic tundra limit (July, day-time temperature average: above 10°C).</li> <li>The border of the atlantic region is the limit of no frost (average), Gulf Stream influence. <ul><li>The warm islands in the Atlantic ocean are in the macaronesia region: isolated populations in a more humid environment.</li></ul> </li> <li>The mediterranean region is similar to the occurrence of wild <i>Olea europea</i> and wild <i>Cistus salviifolius</i> (<i>Olea europea</i> is grown very North in Italy). </li> <li>The border between the submediterranean region and the central european region is similar to the alpine arc (upper Rhone, upper Rhine, lower Danube), a weather barrier.</li> <li>The pontic region border is similar to the tree line/ steppe limit (less than 450 mm precipitation per year).</li> <li>The turanian region has a semi-arid climate.</li> <li>References: <ul> <li>Frey W, Lösch R (2004) <i>Lehrbuch der Geobotanik</i>. Elsevier, Spektrum; München, Heidelberg; <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/3827411939" class="internal mw-magiclink-isbn">ISBN 3-8274-1193-9</a> (graphic modified from Walter H (1954) <i>Grundlagen der Pflanzenverbreitung. Einführung in die Pflanzengeographie, II. Teil: Arealkunde</i>. Ulmer, Stuttgart-Ludwigsburg) </li> <li>Frey W, Lösch R (2010) <i>Geobotanik: Pflanzen und Vegetation in Raum und Zeit</i>. 3 ed, Spektrum, Heidelberg, <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/9783827423351" class="internal mw-magiclink-isbn">ISBN 978-3-8274-2335-1</a> </li> </ul> </li> </ul> |
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