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Vegetation abundance data - Industrial disturbance impacts on boreal plants in Alberta : LIS lines in Swan Hills
Plant abundance (percent cover) data to support publication in Ecological Indicators. We characterize the successional trajectory in the understory plant community three-, eight-, and thirteen-years after low-impact seismic (LIS) line construction through the consideration of both taxonomic an
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