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This document outlines an activity aimed at students to identify abiotic and biotic factors in the Murchison Mountains environment, specifically related to the takahē population, as part of the Takahē Recovery Programme.
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Target Audience: Students
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FSVeg Common Stand Exam User Guide: Biotic Damage (Category 20), Version 2.12, February 2014
Year: 2014
Organization: United States Department of Agriculture, US Forest Service
Document Type: User Guide
Region: United States, Transcontinental
Topic: Biotic damage to seedlings in nurseries
Audience: Natural Resource Managers
Version: 2.12
Sections Included: Damping Off, Gray Mold, Cassytha, Hemlock Fluting
Species Covered: All seed and seedlings, conifers, Cassytha filiformis, Western hemlock
Publication Date: February 2014
Contextual Description: Technical manual detailing identification, host range, symptoms, and environmental conditions of biotic damage affecting seedlings and trees in US nurseries and forests.
Refining EU Soil Ecological Status Using Biotic Indicators and Ensemble Modelling
Year: 2024
Region: European Union
Theme: Soil health and degradation
Document type: Research figure/data description
Institution: European Environment Agency (EEA)
Author: Panagos et al.
Target audience: Soil scientists, ecologists, environmental researchers
Methodology: Random Forest ensemble modelling
Indicators analyzed: Biotic indicators, soil degradation processes
Classification criteria: Temporal Beta-Diversity Index, deviation from non-degradation reference
Data sources: In-situ measurements, extracted environmental variables
Reference frameworks: EU official soil health framework, EUSO standards
Topics: Abiotic takah biotic