Communities of the class<i>Littorelletea uniflorae</i>in the northwest iberian Peninsula

Rodríguez-Oubiña, Juan; Romero, M. I.; Ortiz, Santiago

doi:10.1080/12538078.1997.10515762

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“…Gay (1848: 171) is a small plant growing in seasonally flooded sites (Cook 1983(Cook , 1990Arts & Den Hartog 1990;Rodríguez-Oubiña et al 1997). Since 1979 this species has been included in Annex I (strictly protected plant species) of the Berne Convention (1979), and is also listed as a priority species in Annex II of The Habitats Directive (1992).…”

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Morphometric characterization of Eryngium viviparum (Umbelliferae): description of a new subspecies from the Iberian Peninsula

Buján

Real

2014

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Eryngium viviparum is an endemic plant of the Atlantic regions of Europe. Surveys carried out in recent years in the wetlands of northwest Spain have led to the identification of several previously undetected subpopulations of this species in inland areas with markedly Mediterranean bioclimatic characteristics that constitute the southern limit of this species. However, these populations overlap with the distribution of the Iberian endemic E. galioides, similar in size and morphology. We developed a biometric study on herbarium vouchers that has enabled us to identify a new subspecies, subspecies bariegoi, distributed in a limited geographical zone in Mediterranean areas of the northwest Iberian Peninsula.

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Morphometric characterization of Eryngium viviparum (Umbelliferae): description of a new subspecies from the Iberian Peninsula

Buján

Real

2014

Phytotaxa

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Aquatic and Wetland Vegetation of the Iberian Peninsula

Molina

2017

The Vegetation of the Iberian Peninsula

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Coexistence and niche differentiation at large spatial scale in a West-European softwater plant community

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There is growing evidence that species are able to coexist in communities through niche separation, and that consistent community structuring can take place at the biogeographical scale, as the same biotic interactions can determine species' fate at large scales. In this study, we document niche differentiation at a larger scale within a specific plant community of softwater lakes in Western Europe. Five species were selected for their relative frequency and wide geographical distribution within the dataset that we collected. Their niches were modelled both from presence-absence data and from ordinal abundance data, using mixed regression techniques (generalized linear mixed models and proportional odds mixed models, respectively). The modelled realized niches differed among the species on the West-European scale, although strict separation was not shown and geographical coverage is not complete. Plant strategy characterization of the species supported the assumption that functional traits underpin the niche differentiation among the species through fitness trade-offs. Mechanistic experimental research at a range of spatial scales is needed to test the importance of different community structuring mechanisms at the biogeographical scale, such as biotic interactions and environmental filtering

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Communities of the classLittorelletea unifloraein the northwest iberian Peninsula

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Morphometric characterization of Eryngium viviparum (Umbelliferae): description of a new subspecies from the Iberian Peninsula

Morphometric characterization of Eryngium viviparum (Umbelliferae): description of a new subspecies from the Iberian Peninsula

Aquatic and Wetland Vegetation of the Iberian Peninsula

Coexistence and niche differentiation at large spatial scale in a West-European softwater plant community

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