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biotropia-73	LOO, MIN JET; CASILLAS, T. A. DELVALLS; DIAZ, L. MARTIN	TAXOMETRICS CLASSIFICATION (HIERARCHICAL AND ORDINATION) OF AQUATIC AND SEMI-AQUATIC MOSSES: A PRELIMINARY MODEL TO BRYODIVERSITY MANAGEMENT	2011	20	.pdf	application/pdf	10617	592	68	15 NO. 2, 2008 137 or bluish(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (7)Plant: prostate to erect(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (8)Plant branching form(0-simple to pinnately branched,1-others); (9)Rarity of plant(0-rare to common,1-others); (10)Plant: terete or julaceous form(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (11)Plant: means of asexual reproduction(0- without,1-with,2-without or with,3-others); (12)Plant: coarseness(0-not coarse,1-coarse,2-others); (13)Plant with fl attened shoots(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (14)Autoicous (autoecious)(0-without archegonia and antheridia in separate infl uorescences,1-with archegonia and antheridia in separate infl uorescences,2-others); (15)Plant with innovative branches beneath infl orescences(0-no,1-rare,2- often,3-others); (16)Plant: more than 5mm(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (17)Rhizoids(0-obvious/with rhizodal tubers,1-not obvious,2-others; (18)Leaves unbordered by row of cells(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (19)Leaf bordered by(0-elongate cells,1-smooth cells,2-others); (20)Leaf sheathing(0-rarely,1-often,2- others); (21)Leaf costa ending below the apex to excurrent(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (22)Leaf without hair-points(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (23)Leaf hair-points(0-hyaline,1-others); (24)Leaves all of one kind(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (25)Leaves direction(0-homomallous,1-others); (26)Leaves arrangement(0- attached all around the stem,1-attached in two rows on opposite sides of the stem (distichous),2- others); (27)Leaf lamina(0-conspicious,1-others); (28)Leaf lamina unistratose(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (29)Leaf layer(0-unistratose,1-multistratose,2-unistratose to multistratose,3-others); (30)Leaves inconspiciously ranked(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (31)Leaves apex(0-ovate to spatulate,1-others); (32)Leaves tip(0-acuminate to acute (awned),1-others); (33)Leaves(0-various,1-undulate,2-straight or straight when dry,3-plicate or deeply plicate,4-plicate or not,5-concave,6-others); (34)Leaf (dorsal view)(0-keeled or fl at,1-others); (35)Leaves position(0-at extreme apex,1-others); (36)Leaf alteration(0- little altered when dry,1-others); (37)Adaxial surface of the leaf costa(0-without lamellae or fi laments,1- with lamellae or fi laments,2-broadly channeled or fl at,3-others); (38)Leaf without cancellinae(0-no,1- yes,2-others); (39)Spreading leaves(0-without,1-with,2-with and wide,3-others); (40)Diff erentiation of branch and stem leaves(0-strongly,1-weakly/scarcely,2-others); (41)Apical cells of branch leaves(0- about 1/2 length of those at midleaf,1-scarcely shorter than those at midleaf,2-others); (42)Leaf bases(0-without cancellinae,1-with cancellinae,2-others); (43)Leaf base with appear split(0-no,1- yes,2-others); (44)Sheathing base of leaves(0-without,1-rarely,2-with,3-others); (45)Concave leaf bases(0-not concave,1-not concave and with a narrow insertion,2-with,3-others); (46)Leaf longer than 1mm(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (47)Leaf cross-section(0-recurved only on one side,1-plane to recurved,2- recurved to revolute,3-revolute,4-others); (48)Leaf bases never or gradually expanded(0-no,1-yes,2- others); (49)Propagula in leaf apices(0-without,1-with,2-others); (50)Leaf apices at extreme apex(0- margins entire or papillose-crenulate,1-others); (51)Leaf apices(0-acuminate to bluntly acute,1- cuspidate,2-cuspidate to piliferous,3-without piliferous or aristate (awn),4-with piliferous or aristate (awn),5-others); (52)Channeled leaf apices(0-no,1-yes,2-others); (53)Leaf cell diametry(0- isodiametric,1-more or less isodiametric,2-others); (54)Leaf cell surface(0-fl at, smooth and papillose,1- smooth, bulging or prorulose,2-smooth,3-papillose or prorulose,4-smooth and papillose,5-fl at,6- papillose (uni to pluri) or prorulose,7-rarely with minute cuticular roughenings,8-others); (55)Leaf cell type(0-one type,1-others); (56)Leaf cell colour(0-green,1-others); (57)Size of leaf cells(0-shorts,1- longs,2-others); (58)Relative size of leaf cells(zero.1(-2):1,one.above about 3:1 or longer,two.4:1 or less,three.1-4(-5),four.more than 10:1,fi ve.(3-)4:1 or longer,six.others); (59)Relative size of upper leaf cells(zero. Key words: aquatic mosses, semi-aquatic mosses, cluster analysis, principal component analysis (PCA), classifi cation *Corresponding author: loominjet@googlemail.com BIOTROPIA VOL. 15 NO. 2, 2008 : 135 - 154 136 INTRODUCTION Bryodiversity management is a new discipline in management science.	cache/biotropia-73.pdf	txt/biotropia-73.txt