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Nomenclatural synopsis of cirsium sect. Eriolepis (asteraceae) in Italy

2021

The names of the Italian taxa in Cirsium sect. Eriolepis are discussed. The accepted names are: Cirsium echinatum, C. eriophorum subsp. eriophorum, C. eriophorum subsp. spathulatum, C. ferox, C. italicum, C. lacaitae, C. lobelii, C. morisianum, C. scabrum, C. tenoreanum, C. vallis-demonii subsp. vallis-demonii, C. vallis-demonii subsp. calabrum comb. nov., and C. vulgare (= C. crinitum, C. sylvaticum). Four accepted names are typified by specimens preserved at FI (one lectotype), G (one lectotype and one neotype), P (one lectotype), and by illustrations (two lectotypes). Several other heterotypic synonyms of taxa described from Italy are discussed and six of them are typified. A new combina…

0106 biological sciencesItalian endemic plantCnicusLacaitaPlant Science010603 evolutionary biology01 natural sciencesL’ObelArticleCirsiumCarduinae Carduus Cnicus Epitrachys Italian endemic plants Lacaita L’Obel Mediterranean flora Petrak Taxonomy Tenore TypificationBotanyCnicuTypificationTypificationEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsEpitrachysCarduinaeTaxonomyCarduu<i>Cnicus</i>EcologybiologyPetrakCnicusBotanyEriophorumAsteraceae<i>Epitrachys</i>biology.organism_classificationItalian endemic plantsTaxonCarduusQK1-989CarduusMediterranean floraTaxonomy (biology)Epitrachy<i>Carduus</i>010606 plant biology & botanyTenore
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Revegetation of harvested peat surfaces in relation to substrate quality

1994

. The relationship between substrate quality and pattern of revegetation of harvested peat surfaces was studied by means of a survey and a field experiment examining influences of modest NPK-fertilization on plant colonization of an initially bare peat surface. The harvested peat surfaces varied a great deal in their chemical and physical characteristics and the sites differed in revegetation pattern. Early successional vegetation was dominated by perennial species native to nutrient-poor habitats on all sites. Soluble phosphorus and ash content, mean particle size of surface peat, and thickness of peat layer had the strongest influence in a CCA-ordination of species. The species compositio…

Eriophorum vaginatumPeatEcologybiologyChemistryPhosphoruschemistry.chemical_elementDeschampsia cespitosaPlant Sciencebiology.organism_classificationSubstrate (marine biology)NutrientAgronomyBotanyRevegetationWeedJournal of Vegetation Science
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Plant colonization of a bare peat surface: population changes and spatial patterns

1992

. Changes in size and spatial arrangement of plant populations established on an initially bare peat surface were described over a period of 5 yr by following plant individuals on a 1-cm grid in an area of 10 m x 25 m. The spatial pattern of populations and association between species was analyzed statistically. The study site was very slowly colonized by 14 perennial plant species. The early successional stage was dominated by Carex rostrata, with a clumped spatial distribution, and the homogeneously distributed Eriophorum vaginatum and Pinus sylvestris. Both the growth in size of populations and changes in their spatial distribution were interpreted as a result of species dispersal abilit…

Eriophorum vaginatumeducation.field_of_studyEcologybiologyPerennial plantEcologyfungiPopulationPlant ScienceCarex rostratabiology.organism_classificationSpatial distributionBotanySpatial ecologyCommon spatial patternBiological dispersaleducationJournal of Vegetation Science
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