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'''meridional zone''' (''no plural'') – a floristic zone restricted to the Northern Hemisphere south of the temperate zone and north of the [[subtropical zone]], climatically and floristically a rather diverse region including the European Mediterranean Region, the Central Asian Steppes and Deserts, North American Prairies and Deserts, and the Californian Mediterranean Region.
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'''meridional zone''' ([[Category:Noun]][[:Category:Noun|noun]], [[Category:Biogeography term]][[:Category:Biogeography term|biogeography term]], [[Category:No plural]][[:Category:No plural|no plural]]) – a floristic zone restricted to the Northern Hemisphere south of the temperate zone and north of the [[subtropical zone]], climatically and floristically a rather diverse region including the European Mediterranean Region, the Central Asian Steppes and Deserts, North American Prairies and Deserts, and the Californian Mediterranean Region. ''Kind of:'' [[Category:Floristic zone]][[:Category:Floristic zone|floristic zone]].
  
 
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meridional zone (noun,biogeography term,no plural) – a floristic zone restricted to the Northern Hemisphere south of the temperate zone and north of the subtropical zone, climatically and floristically a rather diverse region including the European Mediterranean Region, the Central Asian Steppes and Deserts, North American Prairies and Deserts, and the Californian Mediterranean Region. Kind of:floristic zone.

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