Plant communities as a tool in temporary ponds conservation in SW Portugal

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C. Pinto-Cruz
J. A. Molina
M. Barbour
V. Silva
M. D. Espírito-Santo
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[1] Universidade de Évora,Departamento de Biologia, ICAAM
[2] Universidad Complutense de Madrid,Instituto de Ciências Agrárias e Ambientais Mediterrânicas
[3] University of California,Departamento de Biología Vegetal II
[4] Instituto Superior de Agronomia,Department of Plant Sciences
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Hydrobiologia | 2009年 / 634卷
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SW Portugal; Temporary ponds; Ephemeral vegetation; Pond typology;
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Temporary ponds are seasonal wetlands annually subjected to extreme and unstable ecological conditions, neither truly aquatic nor truly terrestrial. This habitat and its flora have been poorly studied and documented because of the ephemeral character of the flora, the changeable annual weather that has a great effect on the small, herbaceous taxa and the declining abundance of temporary ponds. The objectives of this study are: (a) to define plant community diversity in terms of floristic composition of ephemeral wetlands in SW Portugal, (b) to identify temporary pond types according to their vegetation composition and (c) to identify those ponds that configure the European community priority habitat (3170* – Mediterranean temporary ponds).
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