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Araneae Biodiversity Braun-Blanquet Check list Conservation Diversity Kruger National Park Phytosociology Plant communities Savanna Biome South Africa TWINSPAN adaptive management biodiversity conservation grassland monitoring phytosociology plant communities savanna vegetation classification
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The orthodox Braun-Blanquet Method of sampling
and synthesis is applied to obtain a classification of the
Mlilwane vegetation. Rationalizing discussion of some subjective aspects of the traditional method is included. The Mlilwane Sanctuary stretches from the Swaziland Middleveld to Highveld
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