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A scoping literature review on the impacts of non-native species on the native terrestrial biodiversity of an oceanic island. [PDF]
Seeburrun G +3 more
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An Overview of Orchidaceae from Brazil: Advances and Shortfalls After 400 Years of Studies. [PDF]
Pessoa EM +43 more
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Rooting for survival: how plants tackle a challenging environment through a diversity of root forms and functions. [PDF]
Ramachandran P, Ramirez A, Dinneny JR.
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Rapid loss of plastid <i>ndh</i> genes in slipper orchids (Cypripedioideae, Orchidaceae). [PDF]
Ringelmann VE, Wagner ND.
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Seaweeds of the Israeli Mediterranean Sea: Nutritional and Biotechnological Potential Through Seasonal and Species Variation. [PDF]
Ashkenazi DY +7 more
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Biotropica, 2021
AbstractVascular epiphytes and tree ferns constitute an important part of the Atlantic Forest structure. We characterized vascular epiphyte communities on two tree fern species (Alsophila setosa Kaulf. and Cyathea phalerata Mart.) including accidental epiphytes (i.e., species that are usually terrestrial, without necessarily completing their life cycle
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AbstractVascular epiphytes and tree ferns constitute an important part of the Atlantic Forest structure. We characterized vascular epiphyte communities on two tree fern species (Alsophila setosa Kaulf. and Cyathea phalerata Mart.) including accidental epiphytes (i.e., species that are usually terrestrial, without necessarily completing their life cycle
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Epiphytism at the Cellular Level with Special Reference to Algal Epiphytes
1984There are two kinds of habitat where the limiting factor for plant development is the availability of a place in sufficient light, (1) the forests of the tropics, and (2) the littoral zone of lakes and in the intertidal zone of the sea. It is therefore in these places that we find the greatest development of one class of plants which struggles for ...
S. C. Ducker, R. B. Knox
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Using Epiphyte Litter to Estimate Epiphyte Biomass
The Bryologist, 1994To estimate epiphyte biomass in tallforests, the only viable alternative to tree climbing methods is to sample litterfall. To evaluate the potentialfor using epiphyte litter to estimate epiphyte biomass, epiphyte litter and in situ epiphyte biomass were estimated independently in each of three Pseudotsuga-Tsuga heterophylla stands in the Cascade Range ...
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