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All studied species had moderate to high importance.
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Species Importance in Coastal Dune Ecosystems in Northern Turkey
Sürmen, Burak; Ulu Ağır, Şenay; Kutbay, Hamdi Guray; et al. Università degli studi di Roma La Sapienza 2020. doi:10.13133/2239-3129/16746
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- Observation Species conservation index scores differed significantly among dune zones.
- Observation All seven studied criteria were significant for coastal dune species.
- Observation The E zone had the highest mean species conservation index score.
- Observation Xanthium strumarium subsp. cavanillesii had among the lowest SCI scores and occurred in A zone.
- Observation Digitaria ischaemum had among the lowest SCI scores and occurred in A zone.
- Observation Imperata cylindrica had among the highest SCI scores.
- Observation Eleagnus rhamnoides had among the highest SCI scores.
- Observation Jurinea kilea had among the highest SCI scores.
- Observation Embryonic-shifting or primary dune had the highest SCV values.
- Observation Drift line zone had the lowest SCV values.
- Observation Selected criteria differed significantly among coastal dune zones.