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
USEndemic
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 the number of native species per 10000 km2 (100 species intervals) (data 20011). BONAP
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County-centered estimates of the number of native species per 10000 km2 (data 2011) 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).
BONAP
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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 species for Cactaceae within the US (data 2011). Darkest green (65 spp. Brewster County, TX) indicates the highest species concentration. BONAP
Ericaceae
Density gradient of species for Ericaceae (traditional usage) within the US (data 2011). Darkest green (33 spp. Essex County, NY) indicates the highest species concentration.BONAP
Astragalus
Density gradient of species for Astragalus within the US (data 2011). Darkest green (58 spp. Garfield County, UT) indicates the highest species concentration. BONAP
Lupinus
Density gradient of species for Lupinus within the US (data 2011). Darkest green (39 spp. Inyo County, CA) indicates the highest species concentration. BONAP
Eriogonum
Density gradient of species for Eriogonum within the US (data 2011). Darkest green (55 spp. Inyo County, CA) indicates the highest species concentration. BONAP
Penstemon
Density gradient of species for Penstemon within the US (data 2011). Darkest green (31 spp. Garfield County, UT) indicates the highest species concentration.BONAP
Carex
Density gradient of species for Carex within the US (data 2011). Darkest green (131 spp. Litchfield County, CT) represents the highest species count for any North America genus found within a single US county.BONAP
Quercus
Density gradient of species for Quercus within the US (data 2011). Darkest green (26 spp. Tuscaloosa County, AL) indicates the highest species concentration.BONAP
Halophyte
Actual number of halophyte species recorded from each county (data 2011). BONAP
serpentine
Actual number of species known to occur on serpentine soils from each county (data 2011). BONAP
EcoDivComp

Ecoregion estimates of the number of native species per 10,000 km2 ©BONAP

 WellDocNatEcoReg

Ecoregion estimates of the number of native species per 10,000 km2 derived from our most thoroughly documented counties ©BONAP

AllSppCurves

Estimates of the number of species (native and non-native) per 10,000km2. ©BONAP


   

Last updated April 25, 2011.