sspft: Selected plant functional traits of all species in data set...
In dave: Functions for "Data Analysis in Vegetation Ecology"
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Description
For each species in "sveg" a selction of 23 traits are taken from the "Flora Indicativa by" Landolt et al. (2010). These are all nominal variables. Score 1 indicates the trait is present, score 0 it is absent. Hence, there is no such things like missing values.
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Format
A data frame with 119 observations on the following 23 variables.
LF.gLife form "geophyte" (plants with resting buds below ground)
LF.cLife form "herbaceous" (herbaceous plant, buds on shoots above ground)
LF.zLife form "woody chamaephyte" (dwarf shrub, buds above ground)
LF.pLife form "phanerophyte" (woody shrub or tree, > 4m)
LF.nLife form "nanophanerophyte" (woody shrub or tree, < 4m)
LF.aLife form "hydrophyte" (plants with buds submerged)
LF.hLife form "hemicryptophyte" (buds on or directly below ground, rosettes, tussocks)
LF.tLife form "therophyte" (plant dying back, surviving as seed or annual hemicryptophyte)
LF.hpLife form "hemiparasite" (plant obtaining water and nutrients from host, green leaves)
LF.kLife form "short-lived hemicryptophyte" (resting buds near ground, hapaxantic species)
LF.ffLife form "carnivorous species" (consuming some nutrients from animals)
LF.mossLife form "moss" (in separate list of Landolt et al. 2010)
LF.sphLife form "Sphagnum" (all species of genus Sphagnum)
FS.zwReproduction "hermaphrodictic, normal sexual" (pollination necessary to reproduce)
FS.clReproduction "cleistogamouns" (normal flowers and self-pollinating)
FS.diReproduction "unisexual and dioceous" (only male or female organs)
FS.moReproduction "unisexual and monoecious" (male, female and bisexual flowers on one plant)
FS.veReproduction "polysexual" (male and/or female and bisexual flowers on one individual)
FS.faReproduction "facultatively apomictic" (sexual and simultaneously asexual reproduction)
FS.oaReproduction "obligate apomictic" (mostly bisexual, fertilization necessary for reproduction)
cLife strategy "competitive" (competitive, long-lived), range 1-3
rLife strategy "ruderal" (pioneer species, short-lived), range 1-3
sLife strategy "stress-tolerant" (adapted to harsh environmental conditions), range 1-3
Details
Species traits from vascular plants and brypphytes stem from different lists in Landolt et al. (2010). Note that this data set was not in cluded in the original dave package, but added in version 1.5 only.
Source
Landolt, E., Baeumler, B., Erhardt, A., Hegg, O., Kloetzli, F., Laemmler, W., Nobis, M., Rudmann-Maurer, K., Schweingruber, F.H., Theurillat, J.-P., Urmi, E., Vust, M. and Wohlgemuth, T. 2010. Flora indicativa. Ecological Indicator Values and Biological Attributes of the Flora of Switzerland and the Alps. Haupt, Bern.
References
Wildi, O. 2017. Data Analysis in Vegetation Ecology. 3rd ed. CABI, Oxfordshire, Boston.
Examples
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Description Usage Format Details Source References Examples
Description
For each species in "sveg" a selction of 23 traits are taken from the "Flora Indicativa by" Landolt et al. (2010). These are all nominal variables. Score 1 indicates the trait is present, score 0 it is absent. Hence, there is no such things like missing values.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with 119 observations on the following 23 variables.
LF.gLife form "geophyte" (plants with resting buds below ground)
LF.cLife form "herbaceous" (herbaceous plant, buds on shoots above ground)
LF.zLife form "woody chamaephyte" (dwarf shrub, buds above ground)
LF.pLife form "phanerophyte" (woody shrub or tree, > 4m)
LF.nLife form "nanophanerophyte" (woody shrub or tree, < 4m)
LF.aLife form "hydrophyte" (plants with buds submerged)
LF.hLife form "hemicryptophyte" (buds on or directly below ground, rosettes, tussocks)
LF.tLife form "therophyte" (plant dying back, surviving as seed or annual hemicryptophyte)
LF.hpLife form "hemiparasite" (plant obtaining water and nutrients from host, green leaves)
LF.kLife form "short-lived hemicryptophyte" (resting buds near ground, hapaxantic species)
LF.ffLife form "carnivorous species" (consuming some nutrients from animals)
LF.mossLife form "moss" (in separate list of Landolt et al. 2010)
LF.sphLife form "Sphagnum" (all species of genus Sphagnum)
FS.zwReproduction "hermaphrodictic, normal sexual" (pollination necessary to reproduce)
FS.clReproduction "cleistogamouns" (normal flowers and self-pollinating)
FS.diReproduction "unisexual and dioceous" (only male or female organs)
FS.moReproduction "unisexual and monoecious" (male, female and bisexual flowers on one plant)
FS.veReproduction "polysexual" (male and/or female and bisexual flowers on one individual)
FS.faReproduction "facultatively apomictic" (sexual and simultaneously asexual reproduction)
FS.oaReproduction "obligate apomictic" (mostly bisexual, fertilization necessary for reproduction)
cLife strategy "competitive" (competitive, long-lived), range 1-3
rLife strategy "ruderal" (pioneer species, short-lived), range 1-3
sLife strategy "stress-tolerant" (adapted to harsh environmental conditions), range 1-3
Details
Species traits from vascular plants and brypphytes stem from different lists in Landolt et al. (2010). Note that this data set was not in cluded in the original dave package, but added in version 1.5 only.
Source
Landolt, E., Baeumler, B., Erhardt, A., Hegg, O., Kloetzli, F., Laemmler, W., Nobis, M., Rudmann-Maurer, K., Schweingruber, F.H., Theurillat, J.-P., Urmi, E., Vust, M. and Wohlgemuth, T. 2010. Flora indicativa. Ecological Indicator Values and Biological Attributes of the Flora of Switzerland and the Alps. Haupt, Bern.
References
Wildi, O. 2017. Data Analysis in Vegetation Ecology. 3rd ed. CABI, Oxfordshire, Boston.
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