FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1964438645> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1964438645 endingPage "760" @default.
• W1964438645 startingPage "751" @default.
• W1964438645 abstract "Abstract. This paper is a report on the past, status-quo and perspectives of vegetation classification, still a major occupation of many vegetation scientists. The history of vegetation classification is discussed against a background of several controversial issues such as the problem of continuum vs. discontinuum, naturalness vs. arbitrariness of the nature of plant communities, universality vs. ad hoc character of syntaxonomic schemes, as well as classical versus numerical approaches to data analysis for classification purposes. The development of the methodology of vegetation science and the present image of vegetation classification is documented by a bibliometric analysis of the publication record of four majorjournals: Journal of Vegetation Science, Vegetatio, Phytocoenologia and Tuexenia. This analysis revealed a persisting controversy between traditional and numerical approaches to vegetation classification. A series of important changes in vegetation science (foundation of new journals, change of editorial policy by the established, important meetings) punctuate a period called the ‘Innovation period’. Several trends in the development of methods of vegetation systematics are summarized under the headings formalism, pluralism, functionalism, pragmatism and indeterminism. Some new features, such as the development and improvement of numerical tools, use of large data banks and attempts to summarize the theory of vegetation classification are discussed. The new growth-form system of Barkman initiated a revival of physiognomy-based vegetation classification. Within this framework the use of the character-type concept and the development of new numerical methods for studying the hierarchical structure of character-set types seems to be a promising approach. The achievements of population biology and ecophysiology have affected vegetation science by emphasizing the functionality of species within plant communities. The use of guilds and other functional groups has experienced an increasing interest from vegetation scientists. Applied in vegetation science, fuzzy-set theory has bridged the techniques of classification and ordination of plant communities." @default.
• W1964438645 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1964438645 creator A5053271172 @default.
• W1964438645 date "1997-12-01" @default.
• W1964438645 modified "2023-09-30" @default.
• W1964438645 title "Classification of vegetation: Past, present and future" @default.
• W1964438645 cites W1481638691 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W1968078925 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W1977906622 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W1978581171 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W1980222029 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2003984182 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2008107169 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2011233553 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2014916807 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2028725289 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2030131521 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2034079905 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2060376604 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2067548539 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2069753338 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2069804620 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2072503265 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2072504130 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2076721100 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2079987340 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2089940550 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2125221424 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2126476870 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2126503671 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2146665383 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2162206375 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2165798648 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2180061712 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2320320718 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2327996463 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2333322293 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2604232102 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W2797842852 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4210708452 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4210960000 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4211080598 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4211168566 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4211179303 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4234637659 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4236317778 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4236930049 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4237685047 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4241225065 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4243613956 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4243825911 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4246764440 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4249238261 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4250221152 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4255677840 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W4256318508 @default.
• W1964438645 cites W405034116 @default.
• W1964438645 doi "https://doi.org/10.2307/3237019" @default.
• W1964438645 hasPublicationYear "1997" @default.
• W1964438645 type Work @default.
• W1964438645 sameAs 1964438645 @default.
• W1964438645 citedByCount "130" @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452012 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452013 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452014 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452015 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452016 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452017 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452018 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452019 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452020 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452021 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452022 @default.
• W1964438645 countsByYear W19644386452023 @default.
• W1964438645 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1964438645 hasAuthorship W1964438645A5053271172 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C111472728 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C134537474 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C138885662 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C142724271 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C17744445 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C199539241 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C205649164 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C2776054349 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C2776133958 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C2776748549 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C2777451423 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C62520636 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C71924100 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConceptScore W1964438645C111472728 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConceptScore W1964438645C121332964 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConceptScore W1964438645C134537474 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConceptScore W1964438645C138885662 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConceptScore W1964438645C142724271 @default.
• W1964438645 hasConceptScore W1964438645C17744445 @default.

• next