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The Statistical Analysis of Chaparral and Other Plant Communities by Means of Transect Samples

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Published1943
Citations85
References21

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1941 • 1,407 citations

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1922 • 812 citations

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1920 • 182 citations

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1935 • 75 citations

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1923 • 65 citations

Moisture Relations in the Chaparral of the Santa Monica Mountains, California

1936 • 54 citations

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1929 • 43 citations

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1932 • 41 citations

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1935 • 41 citations

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1934 • 38 citations

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1927 • 29 citations

Methods of Studying Shrubby Plants in Relation to Grazing

1930 • 28 citations

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1930 • 28 citations

The Importance of the Shape of Plots in Field Experimentation

1931 • 26 citations

Methods in the Floristic Study of Vegetation

1930 • 24 citations

The Sample Plot as a Method of Quantitative Analysis of Chaparral Vegetation in Southern California

1941 • 22 citations

A New Method for the Analysis of Plant Communities

1922 • 19 citations

Comparison of Methods of Quadratting

1930 • 7 citations

Estimation of vegetation-type areas by linear measurement.

1940 • 6 citations

Percentage Frequency and Quadrat Size in Analytical Studies of Weed Flora

1939 • 4 citations

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