The phrase "abundance percent" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing statistical data or measurements related to abundance, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The abundance percent of species in the area was calculated to understand biodiversity."
Alternatives: "percentage of abundance" or "abundance rate".
In general, herbaceous species diversity, species richness, relative abundance, percent composition, biomass production, and percent cover of perennial grasses significantly increased downslope and were higher in the rehabilitated area compared to the degraded area.
In general, herbaceous species diversity, species richness, relative abundance, percent composition, biomass production, and percent cover of perennial grasses significantly increased downslope being higher in the rehabilitated area compared to the degraded area.
Clustering [46] was applied to the species-by-plot matrix to detect groups of plots with similar species composition based on Bray-Curtis distance calculated from relative abundance (percent basal area by species), using group averaging as the linkage method [47].
We conducted a field experiment in one temperate (Virginia) and one tropical (Panama) region, where species identity, functional identity and specific abundances (percent cover) were assessed.
Fig. 5 Relationship between R. aurora abundance and percent forest as a function of distance from wetland.
Post-fire aspen regeneration density was most strongly correlated with pre-fire stand successional status (as measured by stand composition and species abundance), with percent conifer abundance (R2 = −0.55) and overstory aspen density (R2 = + 0.50) being the most important.
In the same manner, the abundance and percent projective cover of all ground-storey and mid-storey species (including emergent trees, small shrubs, herbaceous plants, and grasses) was recorded within each quadrat (n = 10 per LTM).
There was substantial evidence for a 1∶1 relationship between changes in obligate corallivore abundance and percent coral cover (Figure 3B).
Specifically, there were similarities in cancer cell morphology, mitotic index, stromal abundance and percent necrosis.
The relationship between beneficiary abundance and percent fruit-set shifted from negative to positive as the pollination rates were reduced.
In general, similar molecular functions and similar relative abundance (in percent) were found among the putatively E2 regulated genes and genes not regulated by E2 (Fig 8A, B).
