Major plant communities of warm North American deserts

@article{Peinado1995MajorPC,
  title={Major plant communities of warm North American deserts},
  author={M. Peinado and F. Alcaraz and J. L. Aguirre and J. Delgadillo},
  journal={Journal of Vegetation Science},
  year={1995},
  volume={6},
  pages={79-94}
}
A syntaxonomic study of the major plant communi- ties in neotropical North American deserts (Sonoran, Mojave and Baja California Deserts) is presented. The field method of the Braun-Blanquet approach was combined with a numerical syntaxonomical analysis (cluster analysis and principal coor- dinate ordination). 21 associations are described for the first time: Ambrosio chenopodifoliae-Larreetum tridentatae, Acamptopappo sphaerocephali-Larreetum tridentatae, Hymenocleo monogyrae-Baccharidetum… Expand
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