• Geobotanical Mapping and its Levels of Study.- Mapping Populations.- Mapping Synusiae.- Chorological Maps.- Mapping Vegetation.- Types of Vegetation Maps.- Examples of Vegetation Maps.- Mapping Systems of Dynamically Related Communities.- Phytogeographical Mapping.- Mapping Vegetation Zones and Belts.- Mapping Plant Biodiversity.- Applied Geobotanical Mapping.- Geobotanical Mapping in Italy.- Mapping Environments.

From the reviews:“A welcome addition to the literature and its translator, the North American Elgene Box, has acquitted himself well in making it accessible to biogeographers and others. … this is a balanced overview of plant, as well as vegetation, mapping. … it provides a wealth of examples of how its forms of data, analytical results and concepts have been made spatially explicit in maps of various kinds.” (John Rodwell, Frontiers of Biogeography, Vol. 5 (3), 2013)

• Geobotanical Mapping and its Levels of Study.- Mapping Populations.- Mapping Synusiae.- Chorological Maps.- Mapping Vegetation.- Types of Vegetation Maps.- Examples of Vegetation Maps.- Mapping Systems of Dynamically Related Communities.- Phytogeographical Mapping.- Mapping Vegetation Zones and Belts.- Mapping Plant Biodiversity.- Applied Geobotanical Mapping.- Geobotanical Mapping in Italy.- Mapping Environments.

From the reviews:“A welcome addition to the literature and its translator, the North American Elgene Box, has acquitted himself well in making it accessible to biogeographers and others. … this is a balanced overview of plant, as well as vegetation, mapping. … it provides a wealth of examples of how its forms of data, analytical results and concepts have been made spatially explicit in maps of various kinds.” (John Rodwell, Frontiers of Biogeography, Vol. 5 (3), 2013)

• Geobotanical Mapping and its Levels of Study.- Mapping Populations.- Mapping Synusiae.- Chorological Maps.- Mapping Vegetation.- Types of Vegetation Maps.- Examples of Vegetation Maps.- Mapping Systems of Dynamically Related Communities.- Phytogeographical Mapping.- Mapping Vegetation Zones and Belts.- Mapping Plant Biodiversity.- Applied Geobotanical Mapping.- Geobotanical Mapping in Italy.- Mapping Environments.

From the reviews:“A welcome addition to the literature and its translator, the North American Elgene Box, has acquitted himself well in making it accessible to biogeographers and others. … this is a balanced overview of plant, as well as vegetation, mapping. … it provides a wealth of examples of how its forms of data, analytical results and concepts have been made spatially explicit in maps of various kinds.” (John Rodwell, Frontiers of Biogeography, Vol. 5 (3), 2013)