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Full-Text Articles in Bryology
Variation In Response To Phosphorus Among Sweetpotato (Ipomoea Batatas L.) Cultivars, Jeffrey Cole Denis Gregorie
Variation In Response To Phosphorus Among Sweetpotato (Ipomoea Batatas L.) Cultivars, Jeffrey Cole Denis Gregorie
LSU Doctoral Dissertations
Phosphorus (P) is essential for plant growth and is often a major limiting nutrient in agriculture. In sweetpotato (Ipomoea batatas), studies on the role of P on storage root yield have been limited because of the lack of response and inconsistent results across cultivars and years. Growing evidence shows that current phosphate (Pi) fertilizer rates can be reduced while maintaining productivity. Newly published molecular evidence shows differential expression of phosphate starvation response genes among sweetpotato cultivars, further supporting the hypothesis of cultivar-specific Pi sensitivity. The research herein sought to characterize root system architecture and yield response to Pi …
A Flora Of Coyote Ridge And Flat, Inyo County, California, Martin D. Purdy
A Flora Of Coyote Ridge And Flat, Inyo County, California, Martin D. Purdy
Aliso: A Journal of Systematic and Floristic Botany
California’s Sierra Nevada contains a disproportionate share of the state’s plant diversity and is one of the most floristically diverse regions of its size in the United States. The high Sierra Nevada, in particular, has been identified as an important center of species richness and endemism within the State. Anthropogenic climate warming is expected to disproportionately affect mountain ecosystems, and models have predicted habitat contraction and extirpation for many alpine plant taxa. A specimen-based inventory of the vascular plants and bryophytes of Coyote Ridge and Flat was conducted to establish baseline data for one such sensitive alpine and subalpine area. …
Volume 4, Chapter 1-22: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Cyathodiaceae, Dumortieraceae, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-22: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Cyathodiaceae, Dumortieraceae, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-23: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Marchantiaceae, Part 1, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-23: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Marchantiaceae, Part 1, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-24: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Marchantiaceae, Part 2, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-24: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Marchantiaceae, Part 2, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-25: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Marchantiaceae, Part 3, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-25: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Marchantiaceae, Part 3, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Trait Variation In Bryophytes At Karst Cave Entrances, Chenoa Briggs
Trait Variation In Bryophytes At Karst Cave Entrances, Chenoa Briggs
2023 Midwest Ecology & Evolution Conference
Cave entrances are critical ecosystems in their role as ecotones between the interior cave environment and the surrounding external environment. Bryophytes are highly sensitive to environmental changes and many species found at caves are specialists to those habitats. This study aims to identify how functional traits of bryophytes are affected by the cave environment. Bryophytes and environmental variables were sampled from six cave entrances. Functional trait data was collected from literature. The data from this study supplies information on the functional traits of bryophytes and can provide insight into the effects of environmental pressures on community assembly.
Bryophytes At Cave Entrances Across A Range Of Anthropogenic Disturbance, Morghan Mccool
Bryophytes At Cave Entrances Across A Range Of Anthropogenic Disturbance, Morghan Mccool
2023 Midwest Ecology & Evolution Conference
Cave entrances are critical ecosystems in their role as ecotones between the interior cave environment and the surrounding external environment. Bryophytes serve as ecosystem engineers of cave entrance microhabitats. This study piloted a method to quantify anthropogenic disturbance unique to cave entrances and characterize the bryophyte assemblages at caves in urban and other natural areas. Bryophytes and environmental variables were sampled from cave entrances; bryophytes were identified, alpha and beta diversity values were computed. So far, 144 species of bryophytes, 36 of which were state records, have been identified across 6 sites. By improving knowledge of bryophyte communities, park managers …
Checklist Of Mosses Of Oregon, 2022, John Christy, David H. Wagner, David Kofranek
Checklist Of Mosses Of Oregon, 2022, John Christy, David H. Wagner, David Kofranek
Institute for Natural Resources Publications
This list is based on Christy et al. (1982) and supersedes any online versions posted prior to the date shown above. Additions to the flora since 1982 are marked by asterisks, with the earliest known verified sources noted in square brackets. Unless noted otherwise, nomenclature conforms to Flora of North America Volumes 27 and 28. Most family placements follow Goffinet et al. 2014. For convenience, synonyms used by Lawton (1971) and more recent works are provided in square brackets. In general, sources for nomenclatural changes can be found in the TROPICOS database. The checklist is followed by annotated lists of …
Ecological Study Of Iris Unguicularis Cretensis In The Coastal Region Of Syria في المنطقة الساحلية من سورية (Iris Unguicularis Cretensis) دراسة بيئية لنبات سوسن كريت, Zuheir Shater, Tharwat Ibrahim, Mohammad Korbaissa
Ecological Study Of Iris Unguicularis Cretensis In The Coastal Region Of Syria في المنطقة الساحلية من سورية (Iris Unguicularis Cretensis) دراسة بيئية لنبات سوسن كريت, Zuheir Shater, Tharwat Ibrahim, Mohammad Korbaissa
Arab Journal of Arid Environments المجلة العربية للبيئات الجافة
This search was conducted during 2014 - 2017 in order to determine the distribution area of Iris unguicularis cretensis in the coastal region of Syria, to evaluate the current situation of its habitats, and to determine the best method to reproduce this plant and evaluate its nutritive value as forage. The distribution area was identified through 12 field trips at various types of parent rocks, expositions, and altitudes along the western versant of the coastal mountains in Syria. The properties of natural habitat was examined in 37 samples distributed along a gradient extending from 300 to 1000 m above sea …
Volume 2, Chapter 19-1: Bacterial Effects On Bryophytes, Janice M. Glime
Volume 2, Chapter 19-1: Bacterial Effects On Bryophytes, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 2, Chapter 19-3: Bryophyte Defenses Against Bacteria, Janice M. Glime
Volume 2, Chapter 19-3: Bryophyte Defenses Against Bacteria, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 2, Chapter 19-2: Bryophyte Bacteria Effects On Communities, Janice M. Glime
Volume 2, Chapter 19-2: Bryophyte Bacteria Effects On Communities, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-20: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Conocephalaceae, Part 1, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-20: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Conocephalaceae, Part 1, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-21: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Conocephalaceae, Part 2, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-21: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Conocephalaceae, Part 2, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-19: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Aytoniaceae, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-19: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Class Marchantiopsida: Aytoniaceae, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 18-2: Caves - Overall Bryophyte Flora, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 18-2: Caves - Overall Bryophyte Flora, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 18-1: Caves - The Environment, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 18-1: Caves - The Environment, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 18-3: Caves - Zones Of Bryophyte Flora, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 18-3: Caves - Zones Of Bryophyte Flora, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 18-4: Caves - Bryophyte Strategies, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 18-4: Caves - Bryophyte Strategies, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 18-5: Caves - Caverns, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 18-5: Caves - Caverns, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 18-6: Caves - Similar Secluded Habitats, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 18-6: Caves - Similar Secluded Habitats, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-17: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Order Blasiales, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-17: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Order Blasiales, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Bryophyte Ecosystem Services: How Bryophytes Impact Ecosystem Processes And Their Use In Urban Systems, Keila Spangler
Bryophyte Ecosystem Services: How Bryophytes Impact Ecosystem Processes And Their Use In Urban Systems, Keila Spangler
University Honors Theses
Bryophytes, which include mosses, liverworts, and hornworts, are non-vascular plants that provide crucial ecosystem services in natural and urban systems. In natural systems, these services include carbon, water, and nutrient cycling and maintenance of community level biodiversity. In urban systems, bryophytes can be used as green roof substrate, as bioindicators to monitor pollution and air quality, for horticulture uses, and in medicine. Although bryophytes possess some qualities, such as reproduction by spores, that may give them an advantage compared to vascular plants as the climate warms, their response to climate change remains understudied. This paper will review the literature on …
Volume 4, Chapter 1-18: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Order Lunulariales, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-18: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Order Lunulariales, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-13: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Order Fossombroniales, Part 1, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-13: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Order Fossombroniales, Part 1, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-14: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Order Fossombroniales, Part 2, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-14: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Order Fossombroniales, Part 2, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-15: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Pallaviciniales, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-15: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Pallaviciniales, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Volume 4, Chapter 1-16: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Pelliales, Janice M. Glime
Volume 4, Chapter 1-16: Aquatic And Wet Marchantiophyta, Pelliales, Janice M. Glime
Bryophyte Ecology Subchapters
No abstract provided.
Discovery Of Epiphytic Lichens In Connecticut Suggests Novel Introduction And Reintroduction Via Horticultural Practices, Henry A. Frye, Zachary Muscavitch, Bernard Goffinet
Discovery Of Epiphytic Lichens In Connecticut Suggests Novel Introduction And Reintroduction Via Horticultural Practices, Henry A. Frye, Zachary Muscavitch, Bernard Goffinet
EEB Articles
The discovery of Teloschistes chrysophthalmus in Connecticut more than one hundred years since its last known occurrence is argued to result from human introduction. The species only occurred on the horticultural tree, Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis, planted on the University of Connecticut campus. Gleditsia triacanthos is not indigenous to northeastern North America, but is widespread in the central United States. Other epiphytic macrolichens also recorded on this phorophyte include Punctelia bolliana and Parmotrema austrosinense, both widespread in the central United States, and new to Connecticut and New England, respectively. This is likely the first reported case of combined …