Many concepts in ecology are imprecise because ecosystems are large, loosely organized objects. Fuzzy-set theory provides a mathematical approach that is able to cope with imprecision. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that fuzzy sets are a suitable description of ecological communities, using Calluna vulgaris moorland data from the North York Moors National Park as an example. (...)
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