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Habitat preferences and distribution characteristics are indicative of species long-term persistence in the Estonian flora

2008-12-01

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Large-scale changes in regional floras provide direct information about changes in biodiversity through time and enable the evaluation of conservation targets. We compared the distribution ranges in 2004 of Estonian native terrestrial flora with the distribution ranges before 1970, using the Atlas of Estonian Flora. Relative persistence was related to species endemism, commonness, occurrence at its border of the g...

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Literature Corpus work: a860fcbf-aed5-58ff-8019-ed5ce35e6f7b
DOI: 10.1007/s10531-008-9393-5

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