Tools for Landscape-Scale Geobotany and Conservation

Basic semiologic principles to define coherent color palettes for vegetation mapping.- Plant species distributions and ecological complexity: mapping sampling-effort bias explicitly.- Mapping of biogeographical territories: flora, vegetation and landscape criteria.- Dynamic-catenal vegetation mapping as a tool for    ecologic restoration, conservation and policy.- Climate Change, Wetland Management and Alpaca Pastoralism in the Bolivian High Andes Mountains.- Essays on geobotanic mapping in the Andes of Bolivia, with particular reference to the conservation status of vegetation.- Using geobotanical tools to map and assess ecosystem services (MAES) in southern Portugal.- Spatial representation of plant diversity at geographical scale: the Italian experience.- Cognitive mapping of forest fragments.- California ultramafic vegetation: a phytosociological update.- Plant associations of the Petasitionofficinalis alliance in the east Carpathians (Călimani and Gurghiu Mountains).- Arthrocaulon (Arthrocnemum) macrostachyum plant communites in the Iberian Peninsula, Balaeric and Canary Islands (Spain and Portugal).- Geosynphytosociological typology of the French atlantic coastal rocky cliffs vegetations.- Symphytosociology: a tool for landscape monitoring: case study from the Swiss Alps.- Why does Mediterranean vegetation seem so diverse?.- Coastal dune vegetation zonation in Italy: squeezed between environmental drivers and threats.- Topographic and other constraints on evergreen broad-leaved forests in the southeastern USA.- Role of riparian zones in reducing pollution of surface and ground water, and increasing agricultural production nutrient acquisition and storage in river catchments.- Vegetation and flora of sacred natural sites in northwestern Morocco – landscape context and conservation value.- The KagaCoast in Japan: Natural ecosystem and cultural landscape insuring biodiversity.- Species and habitat biodiversity measurement and conservation at different fine scales.