Density Gradient Map Samples Produced From BONAP's Floristic Synthesis.

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USEndemic
Actual number of US National Endemic taxa (excludes microspecies of Rubus and Crataegus) recorded from each county (data 2011). ©BONAP
StateEndemic
Actual number of US State Endemic taxa (excludes microspecies of Rubus and Crataegus) recorded from each county (data 2011). ©BONAP
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Plant species with limited distributions. The actual numbers reflect internal calculation values and do not indicate species numbers. (data 2008). ©BONAP
extinct
Actual number of extinct or possibly extinct species recorded from each county (data 2011).  ©BONAP
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Concentration of species saturation per county (data 2008). The actual numbers reflect internal calculation values and do not indicate species numbers. ©BONAP
Surveyed Counties
US Counties (in blue) with extensive floristic surveys/inventories plus those that house significant plant collections (herbaria/museums). (data 2011). ©BONAP
% exotic
Percent exotic species based on actual values (data 2011). ©BONAP
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Concentration of exotic species per 10000 km2 (data 2008). The actual numbers reflect internal calculation values and do not indicate species numbers. ©BONAP
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Contour map of native vascular plant density per 10000 km2 (data 2007). ©BONAP
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Concentration of species per 10000 km2 (data 2008). The actual numbers reflect internal calculation values and do not indicate species numbers. ©BONAP
Native Species
Actual number of native plus adventive species recorded from each county (data 2011).  ©BONAP
Non-adventive native
Actual number of native minus adventive species (true native) recorded from each county (data 2011). ©BONAP
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Actual total number of species (native plus adventive plus exotic) recorded from each county (data 2011-01).  ©BONAP
Exotic
Actual number of exotic species recorded from each county (data 2011).  ©BONAP
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Actual number of named hybrids (native plus exotic) recorded from each county (data 2011).  ©BONAP
 Fern
Actual number of true fern species recorded from each county (data 2011). ©BONAP
 Shrubs
Actual number of shrub species recorded from each county (data 2011). ©BONAP
 trees
Actual number of tree species recorded from each county (data 2011). ©BONAP
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Contour map of native tree density per 10000 km2 (data 2007). ©BONAP
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Concentration of native trees per 10000 km2 (data 2008). The actual numbers reflect internal calculation values and do not indicate species numbers. ©BONAP
 Woody
Actual number of woody species recorded from each county (data 2011).  ©BONAP
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Contour map of native woody plant density per 10000 km2 (data 2007).
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Concentration of native woody plants per 10000 km2 (data 2008). The actual numbers reflect internal calculation values and do not indicate species numbers.  ©BONAP
Wetland
Actual number of wetland species recorded from each county (data 2011). ©BONAP
grass
Actual number of grass species recorded from each county (data 2011). ©BONAP
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Density gradient of taxa for Cactaceae within the US (data 2011). Dark green indicates the highest species concentration.©BONAP
 Ericaceae
Density gradient of taxa for Ericaceae (traditional usage) within the US (data 2011). Dark green indicates the highest species concentration.©BONAP
Astragalus
Density gradient of taxa for Astragalus within the US (data 2011). Dark green indicates the highest species concentration. ©BONAP
Lupinus
Density gradient of taxa for Lupinus within the US (data 2011). Dark green indicates the highest species concentration.  ©BONAP
 Eriogonum
Density gradient of taxa for Eriogonum within the US (data 2011). Dark green indicates the highest species concentration. ©BONAP
Penstemon
Density gradient of taxa for Penstemon within the US (data 2011). Dark green indicates the highest species concentration.  ©BONAP
 Carex
Density gradient of taxa for Carex within the US (data 2011). Dark green indicates the highest species concentration.  ©BONAP
 


Last updated February 18, 2011.