Habitat Suitability as a Limiting Factor for Establishment in a Narrow Endemic: Abronia alpina (Nyctaginaceae)

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Seeds 100%
• Nyctaginaceae 100%
• Case Study 50%
• Soil Temperature 50%
• Soil Moisture 50%
• Soil Texture 50%
• Climate Change 50%
• Species Diversity 50%
• National Forests 50%
• Soil Quality 50%
• Rare Specie 50%
• Seed Germination 50%
• Seed Dispersal 50%
• Verbena 50%

Keyphrases

• Meadow 100%
• Habitat Suitability 100%
• Nyctaginaceae 100%
• Narrow Endemic 100%
• Range Limits 15%
• Climate Change 10%
• Vegetation Community Composition 10%
• Physical Environment 5%
• Sand 5%
• Climatic Conditions 5%
• Species Richness 5%
• Soil Moisture 5%
• High Elevation 5%
• Biodiversity 5%
• Elevational Range 5%
• Greenhouse 5%
• California USA 5%
• National Forests 5%
• Soil Conditions 5%
• Population Decline 5%
• Meadow Soil 5%
• Soil Surface 5%
• Sierra Nevada Mountains 5%
• Species Diversity 5%
• Community Diversity 5%
• Soil Texture 5%
• Suitable Habitat 5%
• Minimum Temperature 5%
• Seed Germination 5%
• Dispersal Limitation 5%
• Seed Dispersal 5%
• Environmental Characteristics 5%
• Substantial Reduction 5%
• Surface Soil Temperature 5%
• Alpine Endemics 5%
• California Floristic Province 5%
• Recent Population 5%
• Experimental Field 5%
• Narrow Endemism 5%
• Biodiversity Hotspot 5%
• Physical Soil 5%
• Verbena 5%
• Germination Test 5%
• Recent Speciation 5%