Evaluating the relative importance of woody versus non-woody plants for alpha-diversity in a semiarid ecosystem in Brazil - Supplementary files

These are supplementary files to the paper "Evaluating the relative importance of woody versus non-woody plants for alpha-diversity in a semiarid ecosystem in Brazil", published by the journal Plant Ecology and Evolution. We surveyed the flora of the Seridó Ecological Station, a nature reserve in the semiarid Caatinga of Brazil. The complete list of plant species collected and reported in our paper is available here with full data in ODS and CSV formats. You can also find a KML file to visualize our study area using Google Earth or other GIS.

The full reference for our paper is:

Queiroz RT, Moro MF, Loiola MIB (2015) Evaluating the relative importance of woody versus non-woody plants for alpha-diversity in a semiarid ecosystem in Brazil. Plant Ecology and Evolution 148(3):361–376. doi: 10.5091/plecevo.2015.1071