Claim · model-written summary
Branches per individual were similar between sectors.
- Taxon
- Woody vegetationt0
- Outcome
- numero de ramas por individuoe0
- Direction
- similarese0
- Comparator
- ambos sectorese0
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentSettingValueQualifier
Verbatim
t0“Woody vegetation”
e0“El numero de ramas por individuo y la densidad de ramas fueron similares en ambos sectores.”
Title
Andrés Tálamo; Carlos E. Trucco; Sandra M. Caziani Ecología Austral 2009
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- Observation Species richness was similar in both sectors.
- Observation Adult plant density was similar in both sectors.
- Observation Basal area was similar in both sectors.
- Observation Capparis retusa accounted for 34% of basal area in Vacas-Bs plots.
- Association Capparis retusa dominance lowered assemblage evenness in Vacas-Bs.
- Observation Branch density was similar between sectors.
- Observation Achatocarpus praecox occurred only in Vacas-Bs plots, possibly due to intrinsic variation.
- Observation Prosopis sp. occurred only in Vacas-Bs plots, possibly due to intrinsic variation.
- Observation Ximenia americana occurred only in Vacas-Bs plots, possibly due to intrinsic variation.
- Observation Senna aphylla occurred only in Sin Vacas-Bp plots, possibly due to intrinsic variation.
- Observation Over the period considered, no marked evidence showed woody plant communities differed with grazing and surrounding vegetation history.