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Plant diversity in a Central African rain forest: Implications for biodiversity conservation in Cameroon Figure 3.5 Change in Shannon diversity (H’) and the number of stems/ha for 145 plots of 0.1 ha each taking into account a different minimum cut-off level size. For example, DBH = 1 cm means when all vascular plants with diameter ≥ 1 cm are recorded. 52 No of stems/ha 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 DBH = 1 DBH = 2 DBH = 3 DBH = 4 DBH = 5 DBH = 6 DBH = 7 DBH = 8 DBH = 9 DBH = 10 DBH = 11 DBH = 12 DBH = 13 Stems/ha Shannon diversity index (H') DBH = 14 DBH = 15 DBH = 16 DBH = 17 Minimum DBH in sample DBH = 18 DBH = 19 DBH = 20 DBH = 30 DBH = 40 DBH = 50 DBH = 60 DBH = 70 DBH = 80 DBH = 90 DBH = 100 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Shannon diversity index (H')
No of species 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 DBH = 1 DBH = 2 DBH = 3 DBH = 4 DBH = 5 DBH = 6 DBH = 7 DBH = 8 DBH = 9 DBH = 10 DBH = 11 DBH = 12 Diversity patterns in the flora of the Campo-Ma’an rain forest, Cameroon: do tree species tell it all? DBH = 13 Species richness Shannon diversity index (H') DBH = 14 DBH = 15 Figure 3.6 Change in species richness and Shannon diversity (H’) for 145 plots of 0.1 ha each taking into account a different minimum cut-off level size. For example, DBH = 1 cm means when all vascular plants with diameter ≥ 1 cm are recorded. DBH = 16 DBH = 17 Minimum DBH in sample DBH = 18 DBH = 19 DBH = 20 DBH = 30 DBH = 40 DBH = 50 DBH = 60 DBH = 70 DBH = 80 DBH = 90 DBH = 100 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Shannon diversity index (H') 53
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SUMMARY Summary The fragile ecosyst
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RESUME Résumé La biodiversité de
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