Claim · model-written summary
The forest survey counted 717 lianas from 19 species in 10 families.
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e0“The survey found 717 lianas from 19 species in 10 families.”
t0“Sumber Pawon Forest”
Title
Indah Trisnawati; Mukhammad Muryono; Muhammad Firdaus Sulaiman; et al. Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology) 2025. doi:10.1051/bioconf/202520202003/pdf
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation Menispermaceae was the most common liana family at 37%.
- Observation Arecaceae accounted for 23% of lianas.
- Observation Piperaceae accounted for 16% of lianas.
- Observation Anamirta cocculus numbered 200 individuals.
- Observation Calamus sp. numbered 146 individuals.
- Observation Piper sp. numbered 119 individuals.
- Observation Twining was the most common liana climbing mode.
- Observation A single host tree could support many lianas.
- Association Host tree bark texture was associated with liana abundance and distribution.
- Association Host tree DBH was associated with liana abundance and distribution.
- Association Host tree canopy cover was associated with liana abundance and distribution.