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Table 3: Non-Parametric Species-Richness Estimates Using an Abundance Based Species Richness Estimator, the Incidence Coverage Estimator (ICE) for (A) Flowering Plants and (B) Flower-Visiting Insects From 16 Plots in the Lowlands Greater Cape Floristic Region.

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Table 3: Non-Parametric Species-Richness Estimates Using an Abundance Based Species Richness Estimator, the Incidence Coverage Estimator (ICE) for (A) Flowering Plants and (B) Flower-Visiting Insects From 16 Plots in the Lowlands Greater Cape Floristic Region.

doi 10.7717/peerj.6139/table-3

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Table 3: Generalized Linear Models Relating Species Richness and Abundance of Flower-Visiting Insects to Tree Age, Flower Type and Vegetation Diversity as Predictors.

Table 2: Species Richness (S) and Number of Individuals (N) of Each Order of Flower-Visiting Insects in Male and Female Inflorescences From All Plots.

Table 2: Vegetation Structure and Composition Variables Calculated From 50 M Line Transect Data for 16 Plots in the Lowlands of the Greater Cape Floristic Region.

Figure 3: Biplot From the RDA of Anthophile Assemblages at 16 Sites in the Lowlands of the Greater Cape Floristic Region.

Table 1: Descriptions and Locations of Study Sites and Plots Used to Assess Complementarity of Anthophile and Plant Species Assemblages in the Lowlands of the Greater Cape Floristic Region.

Eco-Conscious Resort Construction Reduces Living Coral Coverage, Species Richness, Species Abundance, and Increases Algae Coverage

Table 3: Observed and Estimated Species Richness for All Woody Plants >0.5 Cm Dbh.

Table 1: Observed Species Richness (S_obs), Estimated Species Richness (S_est), Abundance (N), and Simpson Diversity (1/D), Per Taxon and Forest Use.

Species Richness and Turnover Among Indigenous and Introduced Plants and Insects of the Southern Ocean Islands