HAWAI`I VOLCANOES
Invasion and Recovery of Vegetation after a Volcanic Eruption in Hawaii
NPS Scientific Monograph No. 5
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APPENDIX VI:
Species Frequency (%) of Invaders During Years Following Eruption in Habitat 6 (Thin Fallout Area, Upper Kau Desert). Data From 5 Plots 10 X 10-M Size


SpeciesYear 1
1960
2
1961
3
1962
4
1963
7
1966
9
1968

ALGAE
Stigonema panniforme
Phyc H1
100 100100 100100 100
Scytonema myochrous
Phyc H
— 100100 100100 100
Anacystis montana
Phyc H
— —— 100100 100
Coccochloris seagnima
Phyc H
— —— —— 100

MOSSES
Campylopus densifolius
Br Ch pulv
— —40 6060 80
Campylopus exasperatus
Br Ch pulv
— —— 6060 80
Weisia viridula
Br Ch pulv
— —40 4040 40
Anthoceros sp.
Br Ch pulv
— —40 —40 40

LICHENS
Stereocaulon volcani
L Ch
— —100 100100 100
Cladonia skottsbergii
L Ch
— —40 60100 100

FERNS AND FERN ALLIES
Sphenomeris chusana
G rhiz
— —— 4060 20
Psilotum nudum
Ch ep
— —— 4040 40
Pleopeltis thunbergiana
Ch ep
— —40 6080 80

SEED PLANTS
Woody
Psidium cattleianum2
sPN
— —— —20 20
Buddleja asiatica2
dCh frut
— —— —— 40
Grasses
Andropogon virginicus2
   Ch(H) caesp
—— —— 6060
Agrostis avenacea2
   Ch(H) caesp
—— —20 4040
Rhynchelytrum repens2
   G rept
—— —40 4040
Digitaria pseudoischaemum2
   G rept
—— —— 2020
Sedges
Cyperus polystachyos2
   Ch(H) caesp
—— —40 4040
Bulbostylis capillaris2
   Ch(H) caesp
—— 6080 8080
Forbs
Arundina bambusaefolia2
   G bulb
—— —— 2040
Conyza canadensis2
   T scap
—— —20 2040

1Life-form symbols explained in Appendix VII.
2Exotic species.


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