Dear Ecologgers We are following rare plants in Everglades National Park. Some species are really rare (ferns and orchids) and are known from 2-3 occurrences with very few plants per occurrence.These species form their northernmost boundary in the park.
We have now monitored rare plant populations for four consecutive years. I am trying to figure out as to what is the best way of presenting data. Is it worth to present population growth rates, or to present raw data in a table or graph. thanks Sonali Saha Senior Biologist, The Institute for Regional Conservation 22601 SW 152 Miami FL 33170
