Moderately common plants show highest relative losses
Abstract
Nature conservation efforts often focus on rare species. Common and moderately common species, however, receive much less attention. Our analysis of occupancy change of flora using a grid survey in 1980 and a habitat mapping survey in 2000 in Northeast Germany revealed significant losses for most of the 355 modeled plant species. Highest losses were recorded for moderately common species. Plant species occurring in 20–40% of grid cells declined...
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Title
Moderately common plants show highest relative losses
Published Date
Sep 17, 2019
Journal
Volume
13
Issue
1
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