Plant Form and Vegetation Structure. Adaptation, plasticity and relation to herbivory. 1988. (Int.Symposium on Vegetational Structure). 112 figs. 40 tabs. XII,356 p. Paper bd.

Contents (partly): Barkman, J.J.: Some reflections on plantarchitecture and its ecological implications. A personal viewdemonstrated on two species of Quercus/ Barkman, J.J.: New systems ofplant growth forms and phenological plant types/ Figueroa, M.E. andCastellanos, E.M.: Vertical structure of Spartina maritima and Spartinadensiflora in Mediterranean marshes/ Hara, T. and Haraguchi, A.:Phenotypic responses of plants to environmental conditions/ Grace, J.:The functional significance of short stature in montane vegetation/Brown, V.K., Gange, A.C. and Gibson, C.W.D.: Insect herbivory andvegetational structure/ Sala, O.E.: The effect of herbivory onvegetation structure/ Ellenbroek, G.A. and Werger, M.J.A.: Grazing,canopy structure and production of floodplain grassland at Kafue Flats,Zambia.