| Both geobotanical and structural interpretations of remotely sensed data tend to be plagued by random associations. |
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| Hyperspectral remote sensing can potentially have a significant impact in detecting geobotanical anomalies or trends. |
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| The book begins with a description of the geobotanical regions of Antarctica and an overview of the native flora. |
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| Deschampsia antarctica, Antarctic hairgrass, is the only natural grass species growing in the Antarctic geobotanical zone, widespread all over the Maritime Antarctic. |
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| Three biogeographic theories are briefly described, which are generally inspirational, especially for the geobotanical approach. |
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| Karsten Schittek from the University of Trier is investigating man's influence on these plant societies as part of a geobotanical project. |
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| Legacy mapping, remote sensing and geobotanical data are being employed to compile an inventory of glaciers as well as detect changes. |
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| Results show a microseepage of gases and hydrocarbons which is expressed at the surface as a geobotanical anomaly of barren circles and circles of altered vegetation. |
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| Its vegetation belongs to hemiboreal Baltic sub region of boreal European geobotanical region and this small territory can be divided into 12 plant-geographical regions. |
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| He's the director of the Bialowieza Geobotanical Station, a research program of the University of Warsaw. |
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| We would like to thank the Bialowieza Geobotanical Station of Warsaw University for logistical support. |
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| I did my master's thesis in the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve, Ecuador's smallest protected area, just outside of Quito. |
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| Geobotanical foundation of the Middle East, 1-2 Gustav Fischer Verlag. |
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