Claim · model-written summary
Euphorbiaceae was the most species-rich family in TR, with 27 species.
- Taxon
- EuphorbiaceaeEuphorbiaceaee0
- Outcome
- most speciose familye0
- Value
- 27 speciese0
- Setting
- TRe0
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorDirectionQualifier
Verbatim
e0“Euphorbiaceae was the most speciose family for both plots, represented by 30 and 27 species in BK and TR plots, respectively”
Title
M. S. Nizam; St. Rohani; W. A. Wan Juliana 2012
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Observation The two plots contained 2091 trees with diameter at breast height of at least 5.0 cm.
- Observation The BK plot contained 1091 trees.
- Observation The TR plot contained 1000 trees.
- Observation BK had 45 tree families, 110 genera and 199 species.
- Observation BK had 110 tree genera.
- Observation BK had 199 tree species.
- Observation TR had 232 tree species.
- Observation TR had 133 tree genera.
- Observation TR had 50 tree families.
- Observation Across both plots there were 322 species.
- Observation Across both plots there were 161 genera.
- Observation Across both plots there were 54 families.
- Observation Euphorbiaceae was the most species-rich family in BK, with 30 species.
- Observation Streblus ilicifolius dominated BK with an importance value index of 19.18%.
- Observation Intsia palembanica dominated TR with an importance value index of 14.58%.
- Observation BK tree basal area was 26.91 m2/ha.
- Observation TR tree basal area was 29.23 m2/ha.
- Observation BK tree community Shannon diversity was 4.42.
- Observation TR tree community Shannon diversity was 4.79, significantly different from BK.