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. 2012 Mar 5;7(3):e32528. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0032528

Table 2. Pilosocereus site characteristics and population numbers 1994–2011 in the Florida Keys. At US Fish and Wildlife Service request, sites are identified by acronyms only.

Site Area (ha) Mean elevation (m) Stems % change 1994–2007 % change 1994–2011 % change 2007–2011 Salinity (ppm) 2008 Salinity (ppm) 2011
1994 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
BPKW 10.618 0.68±0.04 1960 27 23 14 10 10 −99 −99 −63 566 212
BPKE 2.364 1.00±0.03 240 29 25 19 17 21 −88 −91 −28 374 48
LKGOT 0.118 1.19±0.13 16 78 77 NS 87 NS 388 444 12 205 NS
LKLT 0.327 1.16±0.15 60 13 13 13 NS 18 −78 −70 38 719 38
LM* 0.184 1.00±0.07 78 59 57 NS NS NS −24 −27 −3 638 NS
UMCO 0.184 1.75±0.12 177 85 NS 50 52 43 −52 −76 −49 NS 98
UMLV 0.035 1.69±0.31 14 25 22 21 28 29 79 107 16 364 104
KL 0.026 0.52±0.14 75 112 NS 98 NS 308 49 311 175 2432 113

Elevation was calculated from LIDAR data provided by Zhang (unpublished); means ±1 S.E. are presented.

Indicates privately owned land; all other sites are public lands.

*

We did not receive permission to survey this private property in this year. Note that KL population is P. bahamensis, while the others are P. robinii. NS = Not Surveyed.