model3: Model 3: High versus low disturbance (Highgrove and Laxton)

In elizabethastroud/FIBS-R-Package: Classification of unknown cases (e.g. archaeobotanical data or other modern weed survey data) using linear discriminant analysis to understand farming regimes

Model 3: High versus low disturbance (Highgrove and Laxton)

Description

The values of the two functional ecological attributes of the quadrats of modern arable fields from Highgrove and Laxton, UK.

Format

A data frame with 36 observations on the following 4 variables.

Survey location

Location of the modern arable fields

REGIME

Grouping variable for type of farming regime (1 or 2)

FLOWPER

Length of flowering period

VEGPROP

Vegetative propagation

Source

Stroud et al in prep

References

Bogaard, A., Hodgson, J., Kropp, C., McKerracher, M. and Stroud, E. (in press 2022). ‘Lessons from Laxton, Highgrove and Lorsch: Building arable weed-based models for the investigation of early medieval agriculture in England’, in M. McKerracher and H. Hamerow (eds) New Perspectives on the Medieval ‘Agricultural Revolution’: Crop, Stock and Furrow (Liverpool: Liverpool University Press).

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