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Is variable plot size a serious constraint in broad‐scale vegetation studies? A case study on fens

2020-07-01

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QUESTION: Filtering vegetation plot records according to sampling size is an essential methodological step in vegetation studies. In fens, the variation of traditionally used plot sizes seems to limit continental‐scale syntheses following the Braun‐Blanquet approach. Which plot sizes harbour the analogous number of habitat specialists (i.e., diagnostic/indicator species) and capture the main compositional gradient...

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Literature Corpus work: ff155897-8e18-510e-95cc-ca55c2651b6e
DOI: 10.1111/jvs.12885

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