Does landscape context affect pollination-related functional diversity and richness of understory flowers in forest fragments of Atlantic Rainforest in southeastern Brazil?

Ecological Processes

Table 1 Land cover reclassification according to similarities of environmental structure

Classes	Reclassification	Class description
Water	A	Water bodies, lakes, and artificial reservoirs
Initial forest	B	Forest in initial stage of regeneration, lacking canopy
Intermediate forest	C	Intermediate forest with canopy varying from open to closed
Advanced forest	D	Forest in climax stage with closed canopy
Initial pioneer forest	E	Forest in initial stage of ecological succession with sparse trees and lacking canopy
Scrubland	E	Pasture with woody stratum, presence of herbaceous and shrub species
Unmanaged pasture	F	Pasture with presence of herbaceous and shrub species lacking agricultural activity
Annual agriculture	G	Short cycle agriculture with herbaceous species (ex. corn and beans)
Perennial agriculture	G	Long cycle agriculture with shrub species (ex. coffee and orange)
Silviculture	H	Eucalyptus plantation
Bare soil	I	Soil lacking vegetation, does not include areas for plantation
Degraded area	I	Degraded areas with bare soil and poor in nutrients (ex. mining areas)
Floodplain	J	Waterfront areas that become flooded, with or without vegetation
Floodplain with herbaceous shrub vegetation
Floodplain with initial forest vegetation
Rural village/condos with low density constructions	K	Areas with sparse dwellings with vegetation
Urban areas	L	Urban areas lacking vegetation
Roads and highways	M	Paved areas