Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
bosque escerófilo
English translation:
sclerophyllous forest
Added to glossary by
kerry
Nov 5, 2001 10:51
22 yrs ago
Spanish term
esclerófilo
Spanish to English
Other
Forestry / Wood / Timber
...en este santuario está representada la Región Ecológica del Matorral y del Bosque Esclerófilo y la Región Ecológica Estepa Alto Andina.
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| 4 | sclerophyllous forest |
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| 4 | SCLEROPHYLL |
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sclerophyllous forest
Spanish Term bosque esclerófilo
Reference METRO
English Term sclerophyllous forest [1]
Definition a forest characterised by the prevalence of species having leathery,generally small,leaves,and developed in a climate with relatively cold/wet and hot/dry seasons
NASA Goddard Institute: Global Land Use Datasets: Vegetation
... evergreen seasonal broadleaved forest, summer rain; evergreen broadleaved sclerophyllous
forest, winter rain; tropical/subtropical evergreen needle-leaved forest; ...
www.giss.nasa.gov/data/landuse/vegeem.html
Hope it helps.
Reference METRO
English Term sclerophyllous forest [1]
Definition a forest characterised by the prevalence of species having leathery,generally small,leaves,and developed in a climate with relatively cold/wet and hot/dry seasons
NASA Goddard Institute: Global Land Use Datasets: Vegetation
... evergreen seasonal broadleaved forest, summer rain; evergreen broadleaved sclerophyllous
forest, winter rain; tropical/subtropical evergreen needle-leaved forest; ...
www.giss.nasa.gov/data/landuse/vegeem.html
Hope it helps.
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SCLEROPHYLL
DRY SCLEROPHYLL FOREST - "THE BUSH"
Dry sclerophyll forest is well named. These areas have a limited amount of rain each year. In dry periods, plants have to live on the nutrients they've stored.
Dry sclerophyll forest is well named. These areas have a limited amount of rain each year. In dry periods, plants have to live on the nutrients they've stored.
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