Expected survival of all known species; Within-species genetic diversity (all known species); and Extant area occupied (all known species)

Using representative sets of known species and habitat condition to inform change in biodiversity status: A case example for vascular plants

The method implemented in this report establishes a first assessment for a suite of indicators that measure the rate of loss of biodiversity of vascular plants known to occur naturally in New South Wales.

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Date: 21 May 2020
Publisher: Department of Planning, Industry and Environment
Type: Publication
Cost: Free
Language: English

ISBN 978-1-922318-50-3
ID EES20200097

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Pages 73

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Using representative sets of known species and habitat condition to inform change in biodiversity status: A case example for vascular plants

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