chorotypes

Example:The Mediterranean chorotype is a biogeographical zone known for its drought-resistant flora.

Definition:A region defined by its unique combination of plant and animal species and environmental conditions, often mapped using chorotypes.

Example:The chorotype of the boreal forest includes species with ecological niches adapted to cold climates.

Definition:The specific role or set of environmental conditions that a particular species occupies within its ecosystem, often studied in the context of chorotypes.

Example:The world map is divided into several differentiated regions, or chortotypes, each with its unique flora and fauna.

Definition:Geographical areas characterized by distinct environmental and biological features that form separate chortotypes.