Research Article
Are Plant Species’ Richness and Diversity Influenced by Fragmentation at a Microscale?
Table 1
Description of the Land Use/Land Cover classes used during the classification analysis.
| Land cover class | Description |
| (1) Coniferous forest | Forest patches dominated by coniferous plant species, mostly Pinus spp. | (2) Scattered vegetation | Mixed vegetation with a scattered distribution—shrubs and small trees | (3) Water | Water bodies such as lakes and reservoirs | (4) Nonconiferous forest | Forest patches dominated by nonconiferous plant species, as Quercus spp. | (5) Bare soil | Areas without vegetation, not water and not urban | (6) Agriculture | Crop fields, pastures | (7) Urban | Built-up land for residential or commercial purposes |
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