Rexford Daubenmire's Habitat Type Classification.Illustrations from Pfister, R.D., Kovalchik, B.L., Arno, S.F. and Presby, R.C. 1977. Forest habitat types of Montana.USDA Forest Service General Technical Report INT-34. 174 pp. Habitat Type (homoece, equivalent environment): All the area that now supports, or within recent time has supported, and presumably is still capable of supporting, one plant association. Association: a plant community of definite composition, presenting a uniform physiognomy. Physiogonomy: the general appearance of vegetation including density, height, leafiness and woodiness.
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