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The Molepolole populations appeared stable.
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Title
Population structure of an arborescent aloe (Aloe marlothii) in Botswana
H. Titus African Journal of Plant Science 2012. doi:10.5897/ajps11.313
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Association Plant height correlated strongly with reproductive status and capsule number.
- Observation Seedlings were the most common size class in one population.
- Observation The 11 to 50 cm class was most common in the other population.
- Observation The abundance of individuals in the 101 to 200 cm class relative to smaller classes suggested possible decline.
- Observation Seedlings had patchy distribution.
- Observation Most seedlings and smaller mature individuals occurred under nurse plants.
- Observation Seed production was high.
- Observation Seed viability averaged 62%.
- Observation Mokolodi individuals were all taller than 4.5 m.
- Observation Mokolodi individuals were sparsely distributed.
- Recommendation The authors recommended long-term monitoring and protection of the Molepolole populations.
- Observation The Mokolodi population appeared at risk.