Geobotanic Dictionary Russian-English-German- French. Moscow 1965. Reprint Koenigstein 1979. 227 p. gr8vo. Bound. (ISBN 978-3-87429-164-4)

This tetra-lingual dictionary presented the first attempt of compilingsuch a book. It embraces geobotanical (phytocoenological) terminology,names of the principal plant formations and plant communities as well asa number of terms in the related sciences - plant ecology, soil science,climatology and geomorphology, phytogeography - and such appliedbranches with which geobotanists have to do as forestry, grasslandresearch, moor science, plant growing, etc. In the taxonomic section ofthe dictionary only the nominations of some large plant classes(dicotyledonous plants, mosses, lichens, etc.) have been included. -Contents: Preface (p.s.)/ Russian-English-German-French GeobotanicDictionary (p. 11)/ English Alphabetical Index (p. 163)/ GermanAlphabetical Index (p. 183)/ French Alphabetical Index (p. 204)/Bibliography (p. 224).