Aims Vegetation classification consistent with the Braun‐Blanquet approach is widely used
in Europe for applied vegetation science, conservation planning and land management …

This paper is a catalogue of all syntaxa from class to association ever described and
recognized in Spain and Portugal (Iberian Peninsula, Balearic, Azorean and Canary …

In this paper we propose a syntaxonomic scheme, according to the Code of
Phytosociological Nomenclature for the vegetation of Portugal: continental and the Azores …

The following biogeographic units for the Iberian Peninsula and Balearic Islands have been
established according to the conceptual geobotanical proposals of Rivas-Martínez et …

This ethnobotanical study aims to describe the domain of wild edible plants in Gorbeialdea
(Biscay, Iberian Peninsula), and to assess the cultural importance of the different species …

Ethnobotanical relevance Previous research suggests that the use of medicinal plants by a
given group is mainly driven by biological variables such as the chemical composition or the …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Many ethnobotanical studies show that people in
industrial countries still rely on their traditional knowledge of medicinal plants for self …

Arbutus unedo L. communities in the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and
Portugal) were studied, highlighting the differences regarding their floristic composition …

A survey and a formalized phytosociological classification of the marsh vegetation of the
class Phragmito-Magno-Caricetea in central Italy is presented. Formal definitions of the …

The Basque coastline is about 200 km length, from the Adour river to Kobaron Point (see
Figures 1 and 2, in Preface), including the estuaries. Along this coast geographical and …