Abstract
Abstract A height-frequency method of vegetation sampling, modified from Scott (1965), was found adequate to describe both the structure and composition of a wide range of indigenous non-forest ecosystems. It is also useful in following both spatial and temporal changes in such ecosystems, with comparisons being capable of statistical testing. Diagrammatic presentation of results can be readily understood by non-professional persons. Since the method is adequately sensitive for providing ecological information relevant to vegetation management for nature conservation purposes, it is recommended for such use.
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