A Test for Estimating the Relative Informativeness of Vegetation Gradient

Bray JR. 1961. A Test for Estimating the Relative Informativeness of Vegetation Gradient. Journal of Ecology. 49(3):631-642

The test outlined in this paper is designed to estimate the relative informativeness of numerical gradients containing quantitative vegetatival data. The test will be applied to the results of a transect survey of an open Quercus savanna in southeastern Wisconsin (USA). Eight vegetational gradients will be constructed: two based directly on pattern of species composition, two on locational data, three on environmental data and on randomly assigned numbers. A discussion of vegetation pattern will follow.

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Journal Article
Authors
Bray, J
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SODN
Keywords
Botany (Plant Distribution), Botany (Systematic Floras Plant Lists), Wisconsin

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