Wikipedia (ecoregion articles)
Community source
Wikimedia Foundation
Community-maintained encyclopedia articles used as a corroborating cross-check for ecoregion descriptions - geography, vegetation, and climate - alongside the primary RESOLVE and curated One Earth sources.
What you'll find here
Cross-checking ecoregion descriptions
Geographic + administrative extent
Pointers to primary references in article citations
Specific data we draw from it: descriptive prose (corroboration only), extent, reference pointers.
Good to know
Corroboration only. Plotwright does not treat Wikipedia as a standalone authority - it is used to corroborate claims already grounded in a primary or curated source, and contested facts are traced to the article’s own cited references.
How to cite this source
Prefer the primary reference a Wikipedia article cites; cite the article itself only as corroboration of widely-agreed description.
License
Article text is CC BY-SA 4.0; Plotwright paraphrases rather than reproduces. Media files carry per-file licenses.
Caution
Community-edited and variable in quality - never the sole basis for a factual claim; always pair with a primary or curated source.
Cited by 506 plants
African gladiolus
African lily
African tulip tree
Aloe vera
American elm
American germander
Angel's fishing rod
Angel's trumpet
Arkansas blue star
Armand clematis
Asian persimmon
Asiatic lily
Asparagus
Atlas cedar
Aubrieta
Austrian pine
Autumn Crocus
Autumn-joy stonecrop
Avocado
Baby sage
Balloon flower
Balsam fir
Bambara groundnut
Banana
Cited by 126 wildlife records
Abert's squirrel
African carpenter bee
American bumblebee
American goldfinch
American red squirrel
American robin
Amethyst sunbird
Appalachian azure
Baltimore oriole
Black swallowtail
Black-capped chickadee
Brimstone
Brown-eared bulbul
Cabbage white
Cape sugarbird
Cape weaver
Cape white-eye
Cecropia moth
Cedar waxwing
Citrus swallowtail
Clark's nutcracker
Comma butterfly
Common blue
Common buckeye