Vascular plant hyperdiversity in high-elevation riparian communities of National Park Service units in the Klamath Network

Vascular plant hyperdiversity in high-elevation riparian communities of National Park Service units in the Klamath Network

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Larger versions of illustrations and full-length captions for figures corresponding to article "Vascular plant hyperdiversity in high-elevation riparian communities of National Park Service units in the Klamath Network," published in Park Science 32(1)—Summer 2015.

By Sean B. Smith and Daniel A. Sarr

The riparian areas in the two higher-elevation Cascades Range parks, Lassen Volcanic NP and Crater Lake NP, had over three times as many species as comparable upland plots.

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Vascular plant hyperdiversity in high-elevation riparian communities of National Park Service units in the Klamath Network