plot.SLOSS | R Documentation |
This function is a plotting option for objects of class 'SLOSS'
,
including some alternatives for the layout.
## S3 method for class 'SLOSS'
plot(
x,
y = NULL,
sl.lty = 2,
sl.lwd = 1,
sl.col = "black",
ls.lty = 1,
ls.lwd = 1,
ls.col = "black",
show.index = TRUE,
digits.index = 2,
cex.index = 1,
pos.index = c(0.05, 0.95),
show.legend = FALSE,
pos.legend = "bottomright",
bty.legend = "o",
main = "SLOSS curves",
...
)
x |
Object of class |
y |
Argument not used in this method. |
sl.lty , sl.lwd , sl.col |
Arguments passed to |
ls.lty , ls.lwd , ls.col |
Arguments passed to |
show.index |
A logical value, whether SLOSS-index should be displayed or not. |
digits.index |
Argument passed to |
cex.index |
Argument passed to |
pos.index |
A numeric vector of size 2, indicating the x an y position of the index in relation to the respective maxima. |
show.legend |
A logical value, whether a legend should be displayed or not. |
pos.legend , bty.legend |
Arguments passed to |
main |
Character value with title of the plot. |
... |
Further arguments passed to |
Miguel Alvarez (malvarez@uni-bonn.de).
Quinn JF, Harrison SP (1988). Effects on habitat fragmentation and isolation on species richness: evidence from biogeographic patterns. Oecologia 75: 132–140.
Vargas RI, Gärtner S, Alvarez M, Hagen E, Reif A (2013). Does restoration help the conservation of the threatened forest of Robinson Crusoe Island? The impact of forest gap attributes on endemic plant species richness and exotic invasions. Biodiversity and Conservation 22: 1283–1300.
sloss()
## Load gaps from the Robinson Crusoe Island
library(Lexiguel)
data(rc_gaps)
data(rc_gaps.env)
## Calculation of curves
rc_curves <- sloss(rc_gaps, rc_gaps.env, area)
## Plot the curves
plot(rc_curves, show.legend = TRUE)
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