The Afromontane Region
作者： F. White
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-9951-0_11
关键词: Vegetation (pathology) 、 Miombo woodland 、 Montane ecology 、 Geography 、 Flora 、 Shrubland 、 Forest belt 、 Ecology
摘要: The vegetation of the highest mountains in tropical Africa is so different from that surrounding ‘lowlands’* it has attracted attention travellers and scientists since earliest days botanical exploration. Even to layman, familiar because unusual growth-forms its giant lobelias senecios. In recent years flora these high peaks have been regarded by specialists (Hauman 1955, Hedberg 1965) as sufficiently distinct justify recognition a separate phytogeographical ‘Afroalpine’ Region.
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