Claim · model-written summary
Senggarang and the non-mine site had 50% Sorensen similarity.
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Verbatim
e0“50% for the Senggarang site and the non-former bauxite mining site”
e1“Sorensen similarity index values for the three locations”
e2“understory plants in the three sites consisted of 17 families with 24 species with the Cyperaceae”
Title
Erda Muhartati; Andhika P Nugroho; Diah Rachmawati; et al. Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems 2025. doi:10.56369/tsaes.6009
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation The sites contained 17 families and 24 understory species.
- Observation The sites contained 24 understory species.
- Observation Cyperaceae contributed five more species than other families.
- Observation Poaceae had a 51% importance index at Dompak.
- Observation Waltheria indica had a 26.50% importance index at Dompak.
- Observation Dicranopteris linearis had a 21.80% importance index at Dompak.
- Observation Palhinhaea cernua had a 37.10% importance index at Senggarang.
- Observation D. linearis had a 37.02% importance index at Senggarang.
- Observation Poaceae had a 36.37% importance index at Senggarang.
- Observation D. linearis had a 70,00% importance index at the non-mine site.
- Observation Poaceae had a 64.00% importance index at the non-mine site.
- Observation Melastoma malabathricum had a 23.07% importance index at the non-mine site.
- Observation Dompak and Senggarang had 46.7% Sorensen similarity.
- Observation Dompak and the non-mine site had 41.7% Sorensen similarity.
- Recommendation The authors recommend prioritizing Poaceae and Dicranopteris linearis for revegetation.