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Three species poor wetlands were important for floristic diversity.
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e0“three species-poor wetlands were also considered important to ensure floristic diversity.”
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Title
Hiromitsu Ishikawa; Hiroko Fujita; Kohtaroh Shutoh Journal of Asia-Pacific Biodiversity 2026. doi:10.1016/j.japb.2025.12.001
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Eight surveyed wetlands contained 323 plant taxa, including 42 Red List taxa.
- Observation The survey recorded 42 Red List plant taxa.
- Observation The survey reported new localities for Sparganium natans.
- Observation The survey reported new localities for Cirsium charkeviczii.
- Observation The survey documented an eastern limit record for Eriocaulon taquetii.
- Observation Six of 15 important wetlands were outside existing reserves.
- Observation Two species rich wetlands were considered unimportant because their flora were not unique.