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Table 1.

Species ranges for 23 abiotic soil parameters for rare and common species, including standard error, the difference between both groups and the p-values for the difference (two tail student t-test, n.s.; not significant, * p<0.05, ** p<0.01, *** p<0.001).

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Figure 1.

Hypothetical response curve (p-spline) for a hypothetical abiotic parameter, defining the range used in this research.

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Figure 2.

Abiotic ranges for Agrostis canina (brown bent, left) and Allium oleraceum (field garlic, right).

The bar gives the range based on the 5 and 95 percentile of the occurrence of the species. Each spoke of the wheel represents a different abiotic parameter. The values per parameter are standardised with the minimum absolute value set to 0% and the maximum value set at 100%.The circles indicate the 0, 20th, 40th, 60th and 80th percentile. The wheels make it possible to compare the ranges between the species. With: pH: pH in water extract, Ca: calcium in water extract, Mg: magnesium in water extract, K: potassium in water extract, gvg: spring groundwater level, ghg: highest groundwater level, glg: lowest groundwater level, vocht: moist content of the soil, C_N: C/N ratio, NH4: ammonium content in CaCl2 extract, NO3: nitrate content in CaCl2 extract, Ntot: total nitrogen content, PO4: phosphate content, Ptot: total phosphor content and Cl: chloride content.

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