Titlebook: Biogeography and Ecology of the Pityusic Islands; H. Kuhbier,J. A. Alcover,C. Guerau d’Arellano Tur Book 1984 Dr W. Junk Publishers, The H

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0077-0639 elated matters on Formentera. The book closes with an outlook on the present state of the Pityusic nature and tries to show ways of conserving all important par978-94-009-6541-6978-94-009-6539-3Series ISSN 0077-0639 Series E-ISSN 2215-1729

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The climate of Eivissa and Formenterae of approximately 39° N. With this situation, the islands are alternatively under an atmospheric circulation of prevailing westerly winds, characteristic of midlatitude regions, or in a subtropical-type regime. The latter occurs mainly from May through October and the former in the winter months, a

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Contributions to the higher fungal flora of Eivissa thoroughly than the one mentioned first, (for dates and durations of the excursions see: Kuhbier, 1978). During the two excursions in October/ November 1971 and November 1973, the main yield was harvested, due to favourable climatic conditions. When checking the literature on this special subject,

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An approach to the bryophytic flora of the Pityusic Islandsiological work that he began in 1906 with his visit to Catalonian caves. In his paper (Maheu, 1912), he refers to five moss species found in the Santa Agnès and La Figuereta caves (Eivissa), but he does not mention any bryophyte findings in the coastal caves of Formentera. Of the species cited by th

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