Claim · model-written summary
The quantitative baseline can serve as a practical toolkit for designing site-specific management strategies across the Namibian aridity gradient.
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t0“Woody Vegetation”
e0“This quantitative baseline can serve as a practical toolkit for designing site-specific management strategies”
Title
Emilia N. Inman; Igshaan Samuels; Zivanai Tsvuura; et al. Diversity 2025. doi:10.3390/d17080530
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- Observation Basal area increased almost ten-fold along the aridity gradient.
- Observation Principal Coordinates Analysis arranged plots in near-perfect rainfall order.
- Observation PERMANOVA confirmed significant differences among sites.
- Observation Nanophanerophytes dominated hyper-arid zones.
- Association Microphanerophytes appeared progressively with increasing rainfall.
- Association Mean annual precipitation explained 45% of the variance in mean height.
- Association Mean annual precipitation explained 34% of Shannon diversity.
- Association Mean annual precipitation explained only 5% of stem density.
- Observation Montinia caryophyllacea was an indicator species for Warmbad (IndVal 100).
- Observation Rhigozum trichotomum was an indicator species for Gibeon (IndVal 75.8).
- Observation Senegalia senegal was an indicator species for Otjimbingwe (IndVal 72.6).
- Observation Senegalia mellifera was an indicator species for Ovitoto (IndVal 97.3).
- Association Rainfall significantly influences woody structure and diversity.