EcoVeg: a new approach to vegetation description and classification
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Don Faber-Langendoen | Todd Keeler-Wolf | Alan S. Weakley | Del Meidinger | Bruce W. Hoagland | P. Comer | D. Faber-Langendoen | D. Meidinger | J. Saucier | A. Weakley | B. Hoagland | S. Ponomarenko | Patrick Comer | Serguei Ponomarenko | T. Keeler-Wolf | Carmen Josse | Gonzalo Navarro | D. Tart | C. Josse | G. Navarro | Dave Tart | Jean-Pierre Saucier
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