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Recent changes in the frequency of plant species and vegetation types in Scania, S Sweden, compared to changes during the twentieth century

2020-03-01

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Based on data from three surveys of the vascular flora of the province of Scania, southernmost Sweden, conducted 1938–1971, 1987–2006 and 2008–2015, we analyse the change in frequency of individual species and groups of species associated with particular vegetation types. A majority of all species have experienced a change in frequency since 1938, and this turnover has continued in recent decades. The species show...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10531-019-01906-5

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