Phytogeography

The phytogeography (of the Greek phuton , plant, Ge , ground, and graphein , to write), or botanical geography or geobotanic , is a Science, with the crossing of the Botanique and Géographie, which studies the distribution of the Végétaux on the surface of the sphere and the causes of this distribution as well as the existing relations between the species or communities Végétal are on the one hand, the geographical , mesologic characteristics (Climat, ground) and biological (together of the living organisms) on the other hand. The first phytogeographical work mainly was founded on the concepts developed by the French Charles Henri Marie Flahault and Henri Gaussen.

See too

• Ecology

• Biogeography