Кучеров И.Б., Головина Е.О., Чепинога В.В., Гимельбрант Д.Е., Максимов А.И. & Максимова Т.А. [Kucherov I.B., Golovina E.O., Chepinoga V.V., Himelbrant D.E., Maksimov A.I. & Maksimova T.A.]
(2009):
Сосновые леса и редколесья Карельского берега Белого моря (Республика Карелия) [Scots pine forests and open woodlands of the White sea Karelian coast (Republic of Karelia)] -
Труды Карельского научного центра РАН, Сер. Биогеография, Петрозаводск [Transactions of the Karelian Research Centre of Russian Academy of Science, ser. Biogeography, Petrozavodsk] ,
9: 30-52
Following the dominant-floristic approach to vegetation, 11 associations of Scots pine forests and open woodlands with 10 sub-associations and 8 variants are distinguished in the White Sea Karelian Coast area (Northern Karelia, Russia). Most of the syntaxa represent the north-taiga units, either associations, or sub-associations within the associations widespread in the boreal zone of Europe. Several units are restricted to Northern Fennoscandia or the only White Sea coasts and islands in their distribution …
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