Rahayu et al. (2010) — Hoya multiflora morphology at Bodogol

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Rahayu et al. (2010) — Hoya multiflora morphology at Bodogol

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Peer-reviewed journal article 2010-10-25 English
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Citation

Sri Rahayu; Muhammad Jusuf; Suharsono; Cecep Kusmana; Rochadi Abdulhadi. Morphological variation of Hoya multiflora Blume at different habitat type of Bodogol Research Station of Gunung Gede Pangrango National Park, Indonesia. 2010-10-25. Vol. 11, Issue 4, pp. 187–193; Table 1 on printed p. 188 / PDF p. 2.

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Published in Biodiversitas 11(4): 187–193 (2010).

What was studied

Rahayu and colleagues examined morphological variation in 48 Hoya multiflora samples from three subpopulations and six habitat sites at Bodogol, Indonesia. Table 1 on printed page 188 (PDF page 2) reports site canopy cover ranging from 54.62% to 80.23%.

Evidence scope and limits

These percentages describe the study sites. They are not light measurements at each plant, a controlled indoor experiment, or numerical household growing targets. The sampled plants do not represent a species-wide cultivation trial.

The paper separately reports differing 12% and 15% dissimilarity thresholds. That discrepancy remains unresolved; it does not change the canopy values reported in Table 1.

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