Claim · model-written summary
In the MaxEnt model, sand, nitrogen, silt and potassium had the highest effect on the distribution of the P. uloptera habitat.
- Taxon
- Prangos UlopteraPrangos ulopterat0
- Treatment
- sand, nitrogen (N), silt, and potassium (K)e6
- Outcome
- distribution of P. uloptera habitate6
- Direction
- higheste6
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Verbatim
t0“Prediction of Distribution of Prangos Uloptera DC.”
e6“The MaxEnt method showed that variables, including sand, nitrogen (N), silt, and potassium (K) had the highest effect on distribution of P. uloptera habitat”
Title
Javad Esfanjani; Ardavan Ghorbani; Mehdi Moameri; et al. Journal of rangeland science. 2020
Other claims from this paper (4)
- Association Rainfall had the highest effect on the distribution of the P. uloptera habitat in the logistic regression model.
- Method / resource The logistic regression prediction map had good accuracy (Kappa index 0.65).
- Method / resource The MaxEnt prediction had low accuracy (Kappa index 0.35).
- Recommendation Modelling methods could be used as a prediction tool for the location of plant species (author conclusion).