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Schrader J, Moeljono S, Tambing J, Sattler, C, Kreft H (2020): Plant occurrences on small islands in the Raja Ampat Archipelago, Indonesia. v1. Biodiversity Data Journal. Dataset/Occurrence. http://ipt.pensoft.net/resource?r=plant-occurrences_raja-ampat_j-schrader_2020&v=1.0

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Occurrence; Observation

Small islands in Gam Bay, Raja Ampat Archipelago, Indonesia

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The personnel involved in the project:

To sample species occurrences, we used a transect design subdivided into plots. All transects had a dimension of 2 x 10 m and comprised of five 2 x 2 m plots. The number of transects on an island was roughly proportional to the island area. We recorded all species with a diameter at breast height ≥2 cm rooted within the plots. For further information, see: Schrader, J., Moeljono, S., Keppel, G. & Kreft, H. Plants on small islands revisited: the effects of spatial scale and habitat quality on the species-area relationship. Ecography. 42, 1405–1414 (2019).

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