Claim · model-written summary
Sasa borealis has an affinity with Viola diamantiaca habitats, with an importance value of 5.61 percent.
- Taxon
- Viola diamantiacaViola diamantiacae0
- Outcome
- importance valuee2
- Value
- 5.61%e3
- Qualifier
- Sasa borealise3
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirection
Verbatim
e0“samples from 18 different areas of Viola diamantiaca”
e2“The importance value of V. diamantiaca is 11.58%”
e3“four highly ranked species, Sasa borealis (5.61%), Meehania urticifolia (5.21%), Ainsliaea acerifolia (3.62%), Pseudostellaria palibiniana (3.60%) are considered to have an affinity with V. diamantiaca in their habitats”
Title
Environmental characteristics on habitats of Viola diamantiaca Nakai and its RAPD analysis
Won Bok Seo; Ki Oug Yoo Korean Journal of Plant Taxonomy 2011. doi:10.11110/kjpt.2011.41.1.066
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Observation A total of 268 vascular plant taxa were identified in 35 quadrates of 18 habitats.
- Observation The importance value of Viola diamantiaca is 11.58 percent.
- Observation Meehania urticifolia has an affinity with Viola diamantiaca habitats, with an importance value of 5.21 percent.
- Observation Ainsliaea acerifolia has an affinity with Viola diamantiaca habitats, with an importance value of 3.62 percent.
- Observation Pseudostellaria palibiniana has an affinity with Viola diamantiaca habitats, with an importance value of 3.60 percent.
- Observation The average species diversity of the habitats is 1.36.
- Observation The evenness of the habitats is 0.89.
- Observation The dominance of the habitats is 0.07.
- Observation The average field capacity of the soil is 25.99 percent.
- Observation The soil organic matter of the habitats is 17.47 percent.
- Observation The soil pH of the habitats is 5.19.
- Observation Eleven habitats have sandy loam soil.
- Observation Seven habitats have loam soil.
- Observation In the RAPD analysis, 84.6 percent of the bands were polymorphic.
- Observation The eighteen populations were classified into five groups with similarity coefficients from 0.53 to 0.86.
- Observation The Mt. Jiri population shows basal branching within the 18 populations.
- Observation Five populations, including two in southern Gangwon-do and three in Chungcheongbuk-do, form a distinct clade.
- Observation Four central Gangwon-do populations and Mt. Bohyeon form a sister clade to the clade of the Gyeonggi-do and northern Gangwon-do populations.
- Observation Mt. Gariwang population is placed between the southern and central Gangwon-do clades.