Claim · model-written summary
Pielou's equitability of the formation groups varies between 0.43 and 0.63 bits.
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e1“revealed a floristic diversity of 160 plant species divided into 52 families and 135 genera”
e2“Pielou’s equitability varies between (0.43 and 0.63) bits”
Title
Gbétey Kokouvi Akpamou; Kossi Adjossou; Hodabalo Egbelou; et al. Open Journal of Forestry 2024. doi:10.4236/ojf.2024.142011
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation The residual forests of the Mono Biosphere Reserve contain 160 plant species in 52 families and 135 genera.
- Observation Rubiaceae was the most represented family, at 29.09%.
- Observation Fabaceae was the next most represented family, at 27.94%.
- Observation Mitragyna inermis was among the most represented species, at 24.38%.
- Observation Lecaniodiscus cupanioides was among the most represented species.
- Observation Lonchocarpus sericeus was among the most represented species, at 10.93%.
- Observation Mitragyna inermis was present in all ecological groups and is the characteristic species of the flooded marshy areas of southeast Togo.
- Observation The Shannon index of the formation groups varies between 3.03 and 5.16 bits.
- Observation The overall average stand density is 210 stems/ha.
- Observation The average diameter of the stems is 25.57 ± 21.77 m.
- Observation The average height of the stems is 7.93 ± 3.83 m.
- Observation The diameter classes of the plant groups fit a Weibull distribution with an inverted-J shape and coefficients below 1 overall, indicating multispecific or uneven-aged stands.
- Observation A shrub layer predominates in all the identified plant groups.
- Observation The carbon sequestration potential of the residual forests is 41.89 T/Ha.
- Recommendation Preservation of the flora of the Mono Biosphere Reserve is essential for the survival of biodiversity.