floristic zone (
noun,
biogeography term,
pl. floristic zones;
synonym: distribution belt) – the major distribution regions of the earth's flora roughly follow the latitudes, i. e., they form belts around the globe and are roughly equivalent with the climatic belts around the earth; from North to South the following zones may be distinguished:
arctic,
boreal,
temperate,
meridional,
boreosubtropical,
tropical,
austrosubtropical,
austral and
antarctic;
Related terms: floristic province,
floristic kingdom.
The following glossary entries refer to this term and include (among others) those defined as a kind of floristic zone:
- Antarctic Zone
- Arctic Zone
- Austral Zone
- Austrosubtropic Zone
- Boreal Zone
- Boreosubtropic Zone
- Distribution Belt
- Holarctic Zone
- Mediterranean Zone
- Meridional Zone
- Nearctic Zone
- Palaearctic Zone
- Subtropic Zone
- Temperate Zone
- Tropical Zone
- Zonal
- Zone
See also other
kind-of categorizations,
categories in general, or the
top level categories.
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