Ecology and Development Series No. 10, 2003 - ZEF

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Floristic analysis of the undisturbed forestFigure 4.1. Dendrogram of the cluster analysis results of species abundance data of theundisturbed forest. Groups were identified at 25% remaining information withingroups. Plots forming the same cluster group have similar symbols.47
Floristic analysis of the undisturbed forestThe results of the indicator species analyses for determining the degree to whichspecies were associated with the different groups are presented in Table 4.2. Each grouphas 3-4 indicator species with significant indicator values.Table 4.2. Results of indicator species analyses. Species are listed by group affinity in theascending order of the probability values. The probability values refer to MonteCarlo tests, while values under each group are indicator values, which indicatethe faithfulness of occurrence of a species within a particular group (Dufrêne andLegendre 1997). Bold values indicate significant indicator values (P < 0.5) ineach group.Species Probability 1 2 3Group 1Coffea arabica 0,001 68 15 12Maytenus gracilipes 0,023 46 26 15Paullinia pinnata 0,028 47 28 14Cassipourea malosana 0,031 39 5 10Bersama abyssinica 0,068 34 14 6Trichilia dregeana 0,114 42 30 10Ehretia cymosa 0,119 41 26 13Ficus vasta 0,179 18 0 1Prunus africana 0,182 13 0 0Capparis tomentosa 0,192 13 0 0Clausena anisata 0,207 41 29 7Pittosporum viridiflorum 0,244 36 9 8Olea capensis ssp. welwitschii 0,265 28 14 1Maesa lanceolata 0,297 23 8 0Senna petersiana 0,299 14 0 7Canthium sp1. 0,435 8 0 1Abutilon cecilli 0,447 10 2 0Crossopteryx febrifuga 0,499 7 1 0Albizia gummifera 0,513 10 0 5Sapium ellipticum 0,582 18 5 14Ficus thonningii 0,629 7 2 0Anthiaris toxicaria 0,649 22 10 17Cissus quadrangularis 0,688 11 4 5Canthium giordanii 0,741 40 15 33Bridelia micrantha 0,845 5 1 448
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