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Overview: The culmination of three decades of work by Michigan Natural Features Inventory ecologists, this essential guidebook to the natural communities of Michigan introduces the diverse terrain of a unique state. Small enough to carry in a backpack, this field guide provides a system for dividing...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Cohen, Joshua G.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: East Lansing, MI : Michigan State University Press, 2014.
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Biotic communities > Michigan.
Biotic communities
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245 1 2 |a A field guide to the natural communities of Michigan /  |c Joshua G. Cohen, Michael A. Kost, Bradford S. Slaughter. 
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505 0 |a Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Table 1: Natural Community Types by Ecological Class and Group -- Table 2: Natural Community State Ranks -- Table 3: Soil pH Ranges -- Key to the natural community -- Types of Michigan -- Palustrine Class: -- Marsh Group: -- Submergent Marsh -- Emergent Marsh -- Great Lakes Marsh -- Inland Salt Marsh -- Coastal Plain Marsh -- Intermittent Wetland -- Northern Wet Meadow -- Southern Wet Meadow -- Interdunal Wetland -- Wet Prairie Group: -- Wet Prairie -- Wet-mesic Prairie -- Wet-mesic Sand Prairie -- Lakeplain Wet Prairie -- Lakeplain Wet-mesic Prairie -- Fen Group: -- Poor Fen -- Patterned Fen -- Northern Fen -- Prairie Fen -- Coastal Fen -- Bog Group: -- Bog -- Muskeg -- Shrub Wetland Group: -- Inundated Shrub Swamp -- Northern Shrub Thicket -- Southern Shrub-Carr -- Forested Wetland Group: -- Poor Conifer Swamp -- Rich Conifer Swamp -- Rich Tamarack Swamp -- Hardwood-Conifer Swamp -- Floodplain Forest -- Northern Hardwood Swamp -- Southern Hardwood Swamp -- Wet-mesic Flatwoods -- Terrestrial Class: -- Prairie Group: -- Hillside Prairie -- Dry Sand Prairie -- Dry-mesic Prairie -- Mesic Prairie -- Mesic Sand Prairie -- Savanna Group: -- Pine Barrens -- Oak-Pine Barrens -- Oak Barrens -- Oak Openings -- Lakeplain Oak Openings -- Bur Oak Plains -- Forest Group: -- Dry Northern Forest -- Dry-mesic Northern Forest -- Mesic Northern Forest -- Boreal Forest -- Dry Southern Forest -- Dry-mesic Southern Forest -- Mesic Southern Forest -- Palustrine/Terrestrial Class: -- Wooded Dune & Swale Group: -- Wooded Dune & Swale Group: -- Wooded Dune & Swale complex -- Primary Class: -- Dunes Group: -- Open Dunes -- Great Lakes Barrens -- Sand/Cobble Shore Group: -- Sand & Gravel Beach -- Limestone Cobble Shore -- Sandstone Cobble Shore -- Volcanic Cobble Shore -- Bedrock Lakeshore Group: -- Limestone Bedrock Lakeshore -- Sandstone Bedrock Lakeshore -- Granite Bedrock Lakeshore -- Volcanic Bedrock Lakeshore -- Bedrock Grassland Group: -- Alvar -- Bedrock Glade Group: -- Limestone Bedrock Glade -- Granite Bedrock Glade -- Volcanic Bedrock Glade -- Northern Bald -- Lakeshore Cliff/Bluff Group: -- Clay Bluff -- Limestone Lakeshore Cliff -- Sandstone Lakeshore Cliff -- Granite Lakeshore Cliff -- Volcanic Lakeshore Cliff -- Inland Cliff Group: -- Limestone Cliff -- Sandstone Cliff -- Granite Cliff -- Volcanic Cliff -- Subterranean/Sink Class: -- Karst Group: -- Cave -- Sinkhole -- Notes -- Glossary -- References. 
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