Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina.

Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina. The flora and the vegetation of basaltic outcrops of Los Cóndores Mountains, central Argentina, are described. Plant communities were sampled following the Braun-Blanquet methods. The 98 relevés × 272 species matrix was cl...

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Autores principales: Cantero, Juan José, Mulko, José, Núñez, César, Zeballos, Sebastián R., Sfragulla, Jorge A., Amuchastegui, Andrea, Barboza, Gloria E., Chiarini, Franco, Ariza Espinar, Luis, Bonalumi, Aldo A., Brandolin, Pablo, Cabido, Marcelo
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spelling I10-R10-article-169162019-12-14T13:47:52Z Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina. Heterogeneidad de la vegetación en ambientes basálticos del centro de Argentina. Cantero, Juan José Mulko, José Núñez, César Zeballos, Sebastián R. Sfragulla, Jorge A. Amuchastegui, Andrea Barboza, Gloria E. Chiarini, Franco Ariza Espinar, Luis Bonalumi, Aldo A. Brandolin, Pablo Cabido, Marcelo Ambientes basálticos flora comunidades vegetales centro de Argentina. Basaltic environments flora plant communities central Argentina. Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina. The flora and the vegetation of basaltic outcrops of Los Cóndores Mountains, central Argentina, are described. Plant communities were sampled following the Braun-Blanquet methods. The 98 relevés × 272 species matrix was classified through the ISOPAM method. The classification discriminated three main communities occurring in the three different substrates explored in this landscape: Rocky Islands (inselbergs), a Natural Matrix surrounding the Islands and an Agricultural Matrix, surrounding the whole basaltic area. The three communities differed in composition and physiognomy: the Islands were the less disturbed sites, reporting the highest plant species richness and diversity as well as the higher number of endemics, and the lowest number of exotic species. In the other extreme of the disturbance gradient, the AgriculturalMatrix showed the opposite patterns and is dominated by annual and perennial herbs, mainly weeds. While the number of aliens is low in the Islands and in the Natural Matrix, almost 50% of the species are exotic in the Agricultural Matrix. The results of this study reveal that the basaltic inselbergs are relevantsites for the conservation of the natural heritage. Se decribe la flora y la vegetación de pasiajes basálticos de la Sierra de Los Cóndores, Córdoba, Argentina. La vegetación se estudió según criterios de la escuela de Braun-Blanquet; la matriz de 98 inventarios × 272 spp. fue clasificada a través del método ISOPAM. El análisis discrimina tres comunidades correspondientes respectivamente a las tres geoformas relevadas en estos paisajes: Islas rocosas (inselbergs), la Matriz Natural que rodea a las Islas y la Matriz Agrícola que circunda al complejo de paisajes basálticos. Las tres comunidades difieren en su composición florística: las Islas rocosas son los sitios menos perturbados, más ricos en especies, con mayor diversidad, mayor número de especies endémicas y su fisonomía está dominada por formas arbustivas. En el otro extremo, la Matriz Agrícola es la más pobre en especies, la de menor diversidad y endemicidad, y predominan las hierbas perennes y anuales. Las Islas rocosas y la Matriz Natural registran bajos números de especies exóticas en su composición, mientras cerca del 50% de la flora de la matriz agrícola se compone de especies adventicias. Los resultados de este estudio revelan la importancia de las islas rocosas basálticas para laconservación del patrimonio natural de la provincia de Córdoba. Sociedad Argentina de Botánica 2017-05-11 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo original application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/16916 Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica (Journal of the Argentine Botanical Society; Vol. 52 No. 1 (2017): March; 153-183 Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica; Vol. 52 Núm. 1 (2017): Marzo; 153-183 Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica; v. 52 n. 1 (2017): Marzo; 153-183 1851-2372 0373-580X 10.31055/1851.2372.v52.n1 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/16916/16589 Derechos de autor 2017 Boletín de la Sociedad Argentina de Botánica
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topic Ambientes basálticos
flora
comunidades vegetales
centro de Argentina.
Basaltic environments
flora
plant communities
central Argentina.
spellingShingle Ambientes basálticos
flora
comunidades vegetales
centro de Argentina.
Basaltic environments
flora
plant communities
central Argentina.
Cantero, Juan José
Mulko, José
Núñez, César
Zeballos, Sebastián R.
Sfragulla, Jorge A.
Amuchastegui, Andrea
Barboza, Gloria E.
Chiarini, Franco
Ariza Espinar, Luis
Bonalumi, Aldo A.
Brandolin, Pablo
Cabido, Marcelo
Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina.
topic_facet Ambientes basálticos
flora
comunidades vegetales
centro de Argentina.
Basaltic environments
flora
plant communities
central Argentina.
author Cantero, Juan José
Mulko, José
Núñez, César
Zeballos, Sebastián R.
Sfragulla, Jorge A.
Amuchastegui, Andrea
Barboza, Gloria E.
Chiarini, Franco
Ariza Espinar, Luis
Bonalumi, Aldo A.
Brandolin, Pablo
Cabido, Marcelo
author_facet Cantero, Juan José
Mulko, José
Núñez, César
Zeballos, Sebastián R.
Sfragulla, Jorge A.
Amuchastegui, Andrea
Barboza, Gloria E.
Chiarini, Franco
Ariza Espinar, Luis
Bonalumi, Aldo A.
Brandolin, Pablo
Cabido, Marcelo
author_sort Cantero, Juan José
title Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina.
title_short Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina.
title_full Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina.
title_fullStr Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina.
title_full_unstemmed Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina.
title_sort heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central argentina.
description Heterogenity of the vegetation of basaltic environments in central Argentina. The flora and the vegetation of basaltic outcrops of Los Cóndores Mountains, central Argentina, are described. Plant communities were sampled following the Braun-Blanquet methods. The 98 relevés × 272 species matrix was classified through the ISOPAM method. The classification discriminated three main communities occurring in the three different substrates explored in this landscape: Rocky Islands (inselbergs), a Natural Matrix surrounding the Islands and an Agricultural Matrix, surrounding the whole basaltic area. The three communities differed in composition and physiognomy: the Islands were the less disturbed sites, reporting the highest plant species richness and diversity as well as the higher number of endemics, and the lowest number of exotic species. In the other extreme of the disturbance gradient, the AgriculturalMatrix showed the opposite patterns and is dominated by annual and perennial herbs, mainly weeds. While the number of aliens is low in the Islands and in the Natural Matrix, almost 50% of the species are exotic in the Agricultural Matrix. The results of this study reveal that the basaltic inselbergs are relevantsites for the conservation of the natural heritage.
publisher Sociedad Argentina de Botánica
publishDate 2017
url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/BSAB/article/view/16916
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