Sentence examples for mean richness of from inspiring English sources

The type of upland forest was not related to the mean richness of rare or state-listed plant species.

The results show that there is a significant difference in mean richness of forest birds among the four management zones.

Public access was not related to the mean richness of rare plants, but was negatively associated with the richness of state-listed plant species.

To achieve this, we first develop a species-area relation by calculating the mean richness values of sample plots with a radius of 3 to 60 m.

In order to analyze the utility of the two methodological approaches for identifying differences in biodiversity patterns between primary and secondary forests, the following analyses were done separately for the molecular data and the morphological data: Welch-two-sample t-tests were used to compare mean richness and density of taxa between habitats.

The Mongolian wild ass population showed a high level of overall microsatellite diversity with an average of 9.39 alleles per locus and a mean allelic richness of 0.83 and mean F IS of 0.129 across the three bio-geographic regions.

Overall genetic variation in S. bechsteini was lower than that of S. myoti with 2.6 to 12.0 alleles per locus (mean = 6.83), and a mean allelic richness of 5.52 (Table  2c).

All loci were polymorphic, with number of alleles ranging from three to seven (mean = 5.36 ± SD 1.22) and a mean allelic richness of 3.76 (± SD 0.95).

The highest mean species richness of 19.7±1.7 is recorded in the wadi channels.

Agrobiodiversity in fields was high with a mean species richness of 10.2 (±4.8 SD) and an intraspecific richness of 8.6 (±7.3 SD).

Total mean species richness of plants was similar, but did range from 12.3 species in old field sites to 32.3 species in sage sites.