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Tomás Herben, Milan Chytrý
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Statistical tests as inappropriate tools for data analysis performed on non-random samples of plant communities
Konrád Lájer
págs. 115-122
Wise use of statistical tools in ecological field studies
Rune Halvorsen
págs. 123-140
Statistical and biological consequences of preferential sampling in phytosociology: Theoretical considerations and a case study
Zoltán Botta-Dukfit, Edit Kovacs-Láng, Tamás Rédei, Miklós Kertész, János Garadnai
págs. 141-152
Random sampling does not exclude spatial dependence: The importance of neutral models for ecological hypothesis testing
Carlo Ricotta
págs. 153-160
Priorities in statistics, the sensitive feet of elephants, and don�t transform data
J. Bastow Wilson
págs. 161-167
Subjectively sampled vegetation data: Don�t throw out the baby with the bath water
Jan Leps, Petr Smilauer
págs. 169-178
Randomvs non-random sampling: Effects on patterns of species abundance, species richness and vegetation-environment relationships
Martin Diekmann, Anke Kühne, Maike Isermann
págs. 179-190
Is sampling subjectivity a distorting factor in surveys for vegetation diversity?
Radim Hédl
págs. 191-198
Sampling design in large-scale vegetation studies: Do not sacrifice ecological thinking to statistical purism!
Jan Rolecek, Milan Chytrý, Michal Hájek, Samuel Lvoncik, Lubomír Tichý
págs. 199-208
To sample or not to sample? That is the question ... for the vegetation scientist
Alessandro Chiarucci
págs. 209-216
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págs. 217-221
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págs. 221-224
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