Effect of water stress on community invasibility in a sub-humid grassland

Soares de Lima, Maira

Resumen:

Ten monoliths from three grassland communities, which differ in soil characteristics and species composition (sparsely, densely, and tall-densely vegetated communities), were collected in the field. They were transported to a growth chamber to perform a water supply experiment (with and without water stress; n=10 for each community). Water stress consisted of the suspension of irrigation for 20 days. Each monolith was sown with 100 seeds of E. plana. Community characteristics and seedling emergence were assessed. Between and within communities, we compared seedling emergence and survival of E. plana between water stress treatments, and examined relationships with functional groups cover, standing dead biomass, bare soil and species richness.

Detalles Bibliográficos
2024
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Vacab
Especies invasoras
Sequía
Conteo de germinación
Grupos funcionales
Agencia Nacional de Investigación e Innovación
REDATA
https://doi.org/10.60895/redata/AVBBWM
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dc.description.abstract.none.fl_txt_mv Ten monoliths from three grassland communities, which differ in soil characteristics and species composition (sparsely, densely, and tall-densely vegetated communities), were collected in the field. They were transported to a growth chamber to perform a water supply experiment (with and without water stress; n=10 for each community). Water stress consisted of the suspension of irrigation for 20 days. Each monolith was sown with 100 seeds of E. plana. Community characteristics and seedling emergence were assessed. Between and within communities, we compared seedling emergence and survival of E. plana between water stress treatments, and examined relationships with functional groups cover, standing dead biomass, bare soil and species richness.
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Vacab
Especies invasoras
Sequía
Conteo de germinación
Grupos funcionales
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spellingShingle Effect of water stress on community invasibility in a sub-humid grassland
Soares de Lima, Maira
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Vacab
Especies invasoras
Sequía
Conteo de germinación
Grupos funcionales
title Effect of water stress on community invasibility in a sub-humid grassland
title_full Effect of water stress on community invasibility in a sub-humid grassland
title_fullStr Effect of water stress on community invasibility in a sub-humid grassland
title_full_unstemmed Effect of water stress on community invasibility in a sub-humid grassland
title_short Effect of water stress on community invasibility in a sub-humid grassland
title_sort Effect of water stress on community invasibility in a sub-humid grassland
topic Earth and Environmental Sciences
Vacab
Especies invasoras
Sequía
Conteo de germinación
Grupos funcionales
url https://doi.org/10.60895/redata/AVBBWM