The preliminary survey focused on the habitat conditions and forest community physiognomy and helped locate the forested sites in each habitat for plot sampling. In each of the four habitats, we established five sampling plots, each containing two contiguous 20 m × 20 m quadrats for ...
The mean total RF radiation level varied between 0.28 and 0.49 μW/cm2 for each scanning survey (High mean measurements were obtained for GSM + UMTS 900 downlink varying between 0.17 and 0.21 μW/cm2. High levels were also obtained for UMTS 2100 downlink; 0.044–0.16 μW/cm2. Also LTE...
collection density (Fig. S10A,Table 1), level of botanical knowledge (Fig. S10C) and completeness of the botanical survey (Table S1), we suggest that collecting should focus on three areas: 1) the border area of Brazil and the Guianas, 2) the large interfluves of southwestern Brazilian...
survey results – Flora 3.1 Desktop Analysis 3.1.1 Referable wetlands 3.1.2 Regional ecosystems and High Value Regrowth 3.1.3 Threatened Ecological Communities 3.1.4 Environmentally Sensitive Areas (ESA) 3.1.5 Type A species 3.1.6 Commonwealth and State Government EVNT species 3.2 Survey Results 3.2...
Abe S (2017) Application of species distribution model using the data of the national survey on the natural environment for primary environmental impact consideration—a case study of the Tokyo salamander Hynobius tokyoensis. J Jpn Soc Impact Assess 15:60–70 (In Japanese with English abstract) ...
”19, that aimed at a comprehensive survey of total plant richness, with those of “Gabelli”18, a study meant to describe the species occurring in the city and their habitats. Making a comparison between Bologna’s current flora and the one present over 120 years ago is certainly not an ...
“pentalobe” pattern. The arborous layer was studied by a full sample survey (Fig.9). The bottom area of “Damaosi” tiankeng was approximately 0.8 × 104m2. Plant species at the bottom were investigated. For the convenience of data statistics, 17 sample sites (20 m × 20 ...
The mid-domain effect (MDE) explains altitudinal patterns of species diversity of mountainous plants at different elevations. However, its application is limited by the species life form and family flora in different layers of plant communities. To verif
The criteria and threat categories adopted in the analysis are generally based on the World Conservation Union guidelines (IUCN) [69]. The basis for the classification is the knowledge of the changes in the distribution of the species, the resources of their populations, and the threats to the...