VEGETATION .. .431 (1) Main slopes ..432 (a) Summit grass association . . .432 (b) General boulder screes . . .433 (c) Valleys and ravines . . .433 (d) Bracken slopes . . .433 (2) Heather slopes . . .435 (3) Special localised habitats .437 (a) Rock clefts and caves . . .437 (b) Bird cliffs . . .438 (c) Foot of cliffs . . .438 (i) With talus .439 (ii) Without talus .440 (4) Marsh and fresh-water habitats . . . 440 (a) Marsh and Garry Loch . . .440 (b) Springs and rills ..441 (5) Beach above high tide . . .441 SUMMARY AND SUCCESSIONAL ScHEME . . . . 442 A. Boulder scree xerosere . . .442 B. Ravine hydrosere .442 C. Heather slope xerosere . . .443 LIST OF FLORA . .444 REFERENCES .. .445
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