Vegetation of Samoa and Tonga
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1992-04
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University of Hawai'i Press
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Based on field studies and a previous review of the literature, 22
plant communities are recognized in the two adjacent South Pacific archipelagoes
of Samoa and Tonga. Because of similarities of climate and flora, most of
the communities are similar in the two archipelagoes; the major differences
result from the coralline nature of most of Tonga and the volcanic nature of
Samoa. The communities are briefly described, the dominant species are listed,
and the variation between the two archipelagoes is noted.
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Whistler WA. 1992. Vegetation of Samoa and Tonga. Pac Sci 46(2): 159-178.
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