Claim · model-written summary
Sites further from the shoreline and of non-eastern aspect are optimal locations for establishing new Solanum conocarpum populations.
- Taxon
- Solanum conocarpum
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Solanum conocarpumt0 - Outcome
- optimal locations for establishing new populationse4
- Setting
- sites further away from the shoreline and of non-eastern aspecte4
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Verbatim
t0“Solanum conocarpum”
e4“Our findings indicate that sites further away from the shoreline and of non-eastern aspect (similar to the orientation of Reef Bay) are optimal locations for establishing new populations of S. conocarpum”
Title
The Ecology of a Rare Species, Solanum conocarpum, in St. John, US Virgin Islands
Cecilia L. Rogers; Heather P. Griscom 2019
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation Indicators of plant health of Solanum conocarpum differed significantly between the four populations.
- Association The Nanny Point population had the greatest number of individuals (N = 161).
- Association The Nanny Point population had the largest stem diameter.
- Association The Nanny Point population had the lowest survival, attributed to the 2017 hurricane season.
- Association The Reef Bay population had the greatest number of individuals flowering and fruiting.
- Observation The Solanum conocarpum populations were not regenerating.