Plant Native Habitat

This collection compares ten plant Climate DNA profiles using the same occurrence filters, CHELSA variables, percentile method, and confidence gate. It is a data comparison, not a list of universal care targets. The common unit is the long-term outdoor climate attached to quality-filtered records inside each plant’s POWO native-country range. The cohort rule is reproducible: the ten not-yet-covered popular houseplants from the implementation brief or existing care library that have an accepted GBIF species match, a POWO native distribution, and at least five retained native-country occurrence points across five quarter-degree cells; candidates below that evidence gate were excluded. Every profile keeps its own native occurrence count, geographic coverage, and confidence visible. No unrelated location is used as a substitute for species-specific evidence. ...

This collection compares ten plant Climate DNA profiles using the same occurrence filters, CHELSA variables, percentile method, and confidence gate. It is a data comparison, not a list of universal care targets. The common unit is the long-term outdoor climate attached to quality-filtered records inside each plant’s POWO native-country range. The cohort rule is reproducible: the remaining ten profiles after the current 20-plant dataset is split at the median coldest-month temperature. Every profile keeps its own native occurrence count, geographic coverage, and confidence visible. No unrelated location is used as a substitute for species-specific evidence. ...

This collection compares ten plant Climate DNA profiles using the same occurrence filters, CHELSA variables, percentile method, and confidence gate. It is a data comparison, not a list of universal care targets. The common unit is the long-term outdoor climate attached to quality-filtered records inside each plant’s POWO native-country range. The cohort rule is reproducible: the ten profiles with the highest median coldest-month temperature in the current 20-plant dataset. Every profile keeps its own native occurrence count, geographic coverage, and confidence visible. No unrelated location is used as a substitute for species-specific evidence. ...