Claim · model-written summary
Rock crevices held 26% of species.
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e0“those growing in rock crevices (26%)”
Title
Diversity, Ecological and Traditional Knowledge of Pteridophytes in the Western Himalayas
Aadil Abdullah Khoja; Shiekh Marifatul Haq; Muhammad Majeed; et al. Diversity 2022. doi:10.3390/d14080628
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation The survey recorded 58 pteridophyte species in 13 families.
- Observation Dryopteridaceae comprised 26% of recorded species.
- Observation Woodsiaceae comprised 17% of recorded species.
- Observation Aspleniaceae comprised 14% of recorded species.
- Observation Pteridaceae comprised 14% of recorded species.
- Observation Forest floors held 45% of species.
- Observation Habitat presence analysis found two primary species clusters.
- Observation Fifty-six percent of species occurred below 2000m.
- Observation Nineteen percent of species occurred from 2001–2500m.
- Observation Eight percent of species occurred from 3001–3500m.
- Observation Twenty-eight documented species had traditional uses.
- Observation Aerial parts were used most often at 64%.
- Observation Rachis use accounted for 18%.
- Observation Diplazium maximum had the highest use value.
- Observation Asplenium fontanum had the lowest use value.