Euryops walterorum, a declining restricted-range endemic of the Greater Gamsberg / C. Treichel; Ben J. Strohbach; Steve Carr; Sonja Loots; A. Neckel

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Treichel, C. | Strohbach, B.J.; Carr, S.; Loots, S.; Neckel, A

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Windhoek: Environmental Information Service, 2021Description: 14 pages, figures, tables, 30 cmISSN:

2026-8327

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Summary: Euryops walterorum is a national treasure, growing invisibly to the public on the hard-to-access Gamsberg plateau. The data obtained from the long-term monitoring measures that are now in place will be indispensable and instrumental in revealing population trends in time, such as a further decline in population size, or problems with germination and seedling establishment in this very limited population, and may provide imperative information for understanding and mitigating these effects.

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Euryops walterorum is a national treasure, growing invisibly to the public on the hard-to-access Gamsberg plateau. The data obtained from the long-term monitoring measures that are now in place will be indispensable and instrumental in revealing population trends in time, such as a further decline in population size, or problems with germination and seedling establishment in this very limited population, and may provide imperative information for understanding and mitigating these effects.

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