Shedding light on typical species: implications for habitat monitoring


	Spine bar plot of the ordered association between Q5, shown on y axis, and the level of experience of the surveyees. The widths of the bars correspond to the relative frequencies of surveyees for each level of expertise.

Part of: Bonari G, Fantinato E, Lazzaro L, Sperandii MG, Acosta ATR, Allegrezza M, Assini S, Caccianiga M, Di Cecco V, Frattaroli A, Gigante D, Rivieccio G, Tesei G, Valle B, Viciani D, Albani Rocchetti G, Angiolini C, Badalamenti E, Barberis D, Barcella M, Bazan G, Bertacchi A, Bolpagni R, Bonini F, Bricca A, Buffa G, Calbi M, Cannucci S, Cao Pinna L, Caria MC, Carli E, Cascone S, Casti M, Cerabolini BEL, Copiz R, Cutini M, De Simone L, De Toma A, Dalle Fratte M, Di Martino L, Di Pietro R, Filesi L, Foggi B, Fortini P, Gennaio R, Gheza G, Lonati M, Mainetti A, Malavasi M, Marcenò C, Micheli C, Minuzzo C, Mugnai M, Musarella CM, Napoleone F, Nota G, Piga G, Pittarello M, Pozzi I, Praleskouskaya S, Rota F, Santini G, Sarmati S, Selvaggi A, Spampinato G, Stinca A, Tozzi FP, Venanzoni R, Villani M, Zanatta K, Zanzottera M, Bagella S (2021) Shedding light on typical species: implications for habitat monitoring. Plant Sociology 58(1): 157-166. https://doi.org/10.3897/pls2020581/08