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An Application of Plant Functional Types for Predicting Restoration Outcomes
Article first published online: 9 OCT 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1526-100X.2011.00828.x
© 2011 Society for Ecological Restoration International
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Tozer, M. G., Mackenzie, B. D. E. and Simpson, C. C. (2012), An Application of Plant Functional Types for Predicting Restoration Outcomes. Restoration Ecology, 20: 730–739. doi: 10.1111/j.1526-100X.2011.00828.x
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Appendix S1. Species list and average frequency of occurrence (% ± SD) for each sample treatment.
Appendix S2. Smallest subset of native species contributing to at least 60% of dissimilarity between treatments representing: (1) Kurri Sands Swamp Woodland; and (2) Lower Hunter Spotted Gum Ironbark Forest. Treatments are pre-clearing; direct (direct soil reinstatement and stockpiles samples combined); and delay (reinstatement delayed for 8, 10, or 13 months). Data are derived from Similarity Percentage (SIMPER) Analysis (Clarke 1993).
Appendix S3. Mean frequency and 95% credible interval estimated for individual species for each treatment. Symbols indicate treatments for which the credible interval is, respectively, higher or lower than the corresponding interval estimated for pre-clearing (▴ or ▾) and burnt (↑ or ↓) treatment plots. Vegetation communities: LHSI, Lower Hunter Spotted Gum Ironbark Forest; KSSW, Kurri Sand Swamp Woodland; DIC, Deviance Information Criterion.
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