Aportaciones a la flora de Andalucía. II.

Cabezudo, Baltasar; Latorre, Andrés Vicente Pérez; Navas, David; Caballero, Gonzalo; Romero, Oscar Gavira

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“…For Andalusia, the data regarding J. phoenicea s.s . and J. turbinata distribution were included after reviewing herbaria and the literature, in which these two species were clearly distinguished (Cabezudo et al., 2003; Díez‐Garretas et al., 1996; Pérez Latorre & Cabezudo, 2009; Pérez Latorre et al, 2006, 2014).…”

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Past, present, and future geographic range of the relict Mediterranean and Macaronesian Juniperus phoenicea complex

Catarineu

Romo

Mazur

et al. 2021

Ecology and Evolution

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Past, present, and future geographic range of the relict Mediterranean and Macaronesian Juniperus phoenicea complex

Catarineu

Romo

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Ecology and Evolution

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“…Pseudomoehringia is poor. Pollination vectors are unknown, but the actinomorphic white flowers suggest that they could be partly wind‐pollinated (maybe with lower probability) and partly insect‐pollinated (Cabezudo et al, 1999, 2003; Peñas & Lorite, 2004). Moreover, the presence of a seed strophiole points toward ants as potential dispersal vectors (Casazza et al, 2008).…”

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Phylogeny and phylogeography of Arenaria section Pseudomoehringia

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Peñas

Martínez‐Ortega

2020

J of Sytematics Evolution

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Phylogeographic and evolutionary studies are necessary to establish solid taxonomic treatments and to implement effective conservation programs. Unfortunately, a well‐argued and well‐founded taxonomic framework is still lacking for some Mediterranean taxa. This is the case of Arenaria section Pseudomoehringia, a group that currently comprises three species endemic to the Iberian Peninsula (A. funiculata, A. suffruticosa, and A. tejedensis) and A. glochidisperma, which is restricted to the Rif mountains, North Africa. However, the taxonomic boundaries and phylogenetic relationships among these species are still uncertain. To explore the evolutionary history and phylogeographic patterns within this section, analyses based on nuclear (amplified fragment length polymorphism and internal transcribed spacer) and plastid DNA markers (psbA‐3’ trnK‐matK and rps16) were performed. Our study has confirmed the monophyly of the section, in which two species are clearly identified (A. funiculata and A. glochidisperma) and an additional species complex (“A. suffruticosa + A. tejedensis complex”) is also supported as a monophyletic clade. The phylogeographic results point toward a dispersal event of a common ancestor of the group from the Iberian Peninsula, giving rise to A. glochidisperma in North Africa. Moreover, A. funiculata and A. glochidisperma are identified as closely related species edaphically differentiated across the Strait of Gibraltar. Our study indicates low levels of a recent gene flow among populations of the “A. suffruticosa + A. tejedensis complex,” which are genetically highly structured and suggest an isolation by distance pattern, probably due to a combination of ecological and geographic barriers. Furthermore, the taxonomic and conservation status of taxa included in Arenaria section Pseudomoehringia has been reviewed.

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Vegetación del sector malacitano-axarquiense (Comarca de la Axarquía. Montes de Málaga y Corredor de Colmenar). Málaga (España).

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RESUMEN. Vegetación del sector Malacitano-Axarquiense (Comarca de La Axarquía, Montes deMálaga y Corredor de Colmenar). Málaga (España). Se ha realizado un estudio fitocenológico,florístico y fitogeográfico del sector Malacitano-Axarquiense (provincia Bética, Región Mediterránea),que coincide en gran medida con la comarca natural de la Axarquía, Montes de Málaga y Corredor deColmenar (provincia de Málaga, Andalucía, España). Bioclimáticamente aparecen los pisostermomediterráneo seco y subhúmedo y el piso mesomediterráneo subhúmedo. Se propone unasectorización fitogeográfica a un nivel inferior al de sector, con 5 unidades: unidad Axarquiense (lamás oriental), unidad Montes de Málaga (la de mayor elevación y precipitación anual), unidad Almogía(la más occidental), unidad Hacho de Pizarra (geomorfológicamente aislada) y unidad Corredor deColmenar (al norte de las anteriores). Se han recolectado algunos táxones de interés por su grado deamenaza, por estar protegidos, por ser endemismos o muy escasos. El territorio presenta una elevadacantidad de sintaxones (85) si tenemos en cuenta que ha sufrido una fuerte antropización por lainfluencia de la ciudad de Málaga y por la gran extensión de cultivos marginales. De estos sintaxonesdestacan algunas novedades como un tipo de alcornocal (Centaureo sempervirentis-Quercetum suberis)o una alianza de pastizales vivaces otoñales (Ranunculion bullati). Se han catalogado 13 series devegetación: 4 de tipo climatófilo caracterizadas por vegetación climácica de árboles planifolios(Quercus rotundifolia, Quercus suber); 6 edafohidrófilas con vegetación climácica dominada porárboles caducifolios (Populus alba, Ulmus minor, Fraxinus angustifolia) o arbustos de riberas o nivelesfreáticos (Salix pedicellata, Neirum oleander, Tamarix africana); 3 edafoxerófilas caracterizadasclimácicamente por arbustos relictuales (Maytenus senegalensis, Juniperus turbinata) o árboles (Oleasylvestris). La vegetación de complejos edafogénicos se desarrolla en suelos con niveles freáticos(Coriaria myrtifolia), lagunas (hidrófitos), dunas y arenales (psammófitos) y acantilados litorales(Limonium malacitanum). Se aportan en este trabajo el esquema sintaxonómico, los inventarios y/otablas fitosociológicas de novedades o interés especial y un mapa fitogeográfico.Palabras clave. Vegetación, fitogeografía, sintaxonomía, Montes de Málaga, Axarquía, Málaga,Andalucía, España.SUMMARY. Vegetation of the Axarquia, Montes de Malaga and Colmenar Corridor (Malacitano-Axarquiense phytogeographical sector) Málaga (Spain). A series of phytocoenological, floristic andphytogeographical studies have been made in the Malacitano-Axarquiense sector (Betica province,Mediterranean region) that corresponds to the local territories of Axarquía, Montes de Málaga andCorredor de Colmenar (Malaga province, Andalusia, Spain). The bioclimatic belts of the studiedterritory are thermomediterranean dry and subhumid and mesomediterranean subhumid. The proposedphytogeographical division under sector level delimits 5 units: Axarquiense (eastern most), Montesde Málaga (the highest and with higher rainfall), Almogía (western most), Hacho de Pizarra(lithologically isolated) and Corredor de Colmenar (located at the north of the others). Some interestingplants have been pointed out due to its endangered status or being protected by law, endemics or rare.In the studied territory develop a large number of sintaxa (85) if we consider that the land has suffereda strong man influence (large expanse of dry-farmed crops) and it is very near to the city of Málaga.Some sintaxa stand out: a new type of Quercus suber forest (Centaureo sempervirentis-Quercetumsuberis) and a new alliance for autumnal geophyte grasslands (Ranunculion bullati). A total amountof 13 vegetation series have been catalogued: 4 series are climactic and characterised by sclerophyllbroad-leaved trees (Quercus rotundifolia, Quercus suber); 6 edaphohydrophyllic series with climaxcharacterised by deciduous trees (Populus alba, Ulmus minor, Fraxinus angustifolia) or tall shrubs(Salix pedicellata, Neirum oleander, Tamarix africana) in riversides or underground water tables; 3edaphoxerophyllic series characterised by relict shrublands (Maytenus senegalensis, Juniperusturbinata) or trees (Olea sylvestris). The vegetation that develops in mosaic-complexes correspondsto damp soils (Coriaria myrtifolia), pools (hydrophytes), dunes and sandy areas (psammophytes) andcoastal cliffs (Limonium malacitanum). This work includes a syntaxonomical scheme, relevés ortables for interesting new phytosociological sintaxa and a phytogeographical map.Key words. Vegetation, Phytogeography, sintaxonomy, Montes de Málaga, Axarquía, Malaga,Andalusia, Spain.

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Aportaciones a la flora de Andalucía. II.

Abstract: New data on the Andalusian flora. II. Palabras clave. Juniperus, Dryopteris, Moehringia, Ulex, Fran gula, Lithodora, Atropa, flora, corología, Andalucía, España.Key words. Juniperus, Dryopteris, Moehringia, Ulex, Fran gula, Lithodora, Atropa, flora, chorology, Andalusia, Spain.

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Past, present, and future geographic range of the relict Mediterranean and Macaronesian Juniperus phoenicea complex

Past, present, and future geographic range of the relict Mediterranean and Macaronesian Juniperus phoenicea complex

Phylogeny and phylogeography of Arenaria section Pseudomoehringia

Vegetación del sector malacitano-axarquiense (Comarca de la Axarquía. Montes de Málaga y Corredor de Colmenar). Málaga (España).

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