Beta diversity was measured in fynbos and non-fynbos (forest and thicket) vegetation along parallel environmental gradients. Beta diversity was estimated using an eigenvector and a graphical method and was expressed as half-changes (HC) of floristic composition. The two methods gave similar results of about five half-changes in fynbos and nine half-changes in non-fynbos along parallel 420m elevational gradients. These values indicate very high levels of species turnover. The diversity patterns could be explained largely by the biogeographic complexity and historical events specific to the south-eastern Cape
Beta diversity has long been used to summarize the amount of variation in species composition among ...
Beta diversity, defined as the variation or turnover in species composition, is important to the und...
ABSTRACT Patterns of species diversity are essential to understand community structure. We aimed to ...
A temperature and moisture gradient on the equator-facing slope of Jonaskop on the Riviersonderend M...
Southern Cape Mountain fynbos has been little studied in the past so that management and planners ha...
Bibliography: pages 188-194.The thesis presents a multi-faceted investigation of aspects of phytogeo...
Dissertation (MSc (Plant Science))--University of Pretoria, 2022.Biodiversity forms the basis of eco...
Aim The extraordinary diversity of plants across the Cape Floristic Region is characterized by cons...
The Cape Floristic Region of South Africa is an area of diverse substrata, high species diversity an...
The rugged topography of the Cape Floristic Region (CFR), South Africa, is frequently invoked to exp...
Patterns of higher plant species richness and beta diversity were assessed using standard Modified-W...
Patterns of higher plant species richness and beta diversity were assessed using standard Modified-W...
Despite decades of study, the relative importance of niche-based versus neutral processes in communi...
A common approach for analysing geographical variation in biodiversity involves using linear models ...
The enormous species richness in the Cape Floristic Region (CFR) of Southern Africa is the result of...
Beta diversity has long been used to summarize the amount of variation in species composition among ...
Beta diversity, defined as the variation or turnover in species composition, is important to the und...
ABSTRACT Patterns of species diversity are essential to understand community structure. We aimed to ...
A temperature and moisture gradient on the equator-facing slope of Jonaskop on the Riviersonderend M...
Southern Cape Mountain fynbos has been little studied in the past so that management and planners ha...
Bibliography: pages 188-194.The thesis presents a multi-faceted investigation of aspects of phytogeo...
Dissertation (MSc (Plant Science))--University of Pretoria, 2022.Biodiversity forms the basis of eco...
Aim The extraordinary diversity of plants across the Cape Floristic Region is characterized by cons...
The Cape Floristic Region of South Africa is an area of diverse substrata, high species diversity an...
The rugged topography of the Cape Floristic Region (CFR), South Africa, is frequently invoked to exp...
Patterns of higher plant species richness and beta diversity were assessed using standard Modified-W...
Patterns of higher plant species richness and beta diversity were assessed using standard Modified-W...
Despite decades of study, the relative importance of niche-based versus neutral processes in communi...
A common approach for analysing geographical variation in biodiversity involves using linear models ...
The enormous species richness in the Cape Floristic Region (CFR) of Southern Africa is the result of...
Beta diversity has long been used to summarize the amount of variation in species composition among ...
Beta diversity, defined as the variation or turnover in species composition, is important to the und...
ABSTRACT Patterns of species diversity are essential to understand community structure. We aimed to ...