Description: This study is aimed at determining human land-use impact on epiphyte diversity of tropical rain forests. Vascular epiphytes represent an outstanding part of tropical rain forest biodiversity. Using epiphytes as a odel system, the study intends to systematically assess the effect of human-induced habitat transformation on species richness in rain forest ecosystems. The study evaluates the potential for epiphyte conservation in anthropogenically transformed habitats in a hot spot of global biodiversity. The results are to contribute towards the development of suitable conservation measures for biological diversity in the tropics. Plants, Epiphytes, Ecuador
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"10.15468/ruopxc",
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Tags: Epiphyten ? Habitat ? Waldökosystem ? Artenvielfalt ? Flächennutzung ? Regenwald ? Studie ? Tropengebiet ? Biodiversitätsschutz ? Waldbiodiversität ? Biodiversität ?
License: Creative Commons Namensnennung 4.0
Language: Englisch/English
Issued: 2017-05-17
Modified: 2026-09-09
Last harvest: 23.09.2026 23:35
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