Hypotheses, mechanisms and trade‐offs of tolerance and adaptation to serpentine soils: from species to ecosystem level
Identifieur interne : 008804 ( Main/Exploration ); précédent : 008803; suivant : 008805Hypotheses, mechanisms and trade‐offs of tolerance and adaptation to serpentine soils: from species to ecosystem level
Auteurs : E. Kazakou [Grèce, France] ; P. G. Dimitrakopoulos [Grèce] ; A. J. M. Baker [Australie] ; R. D. Reeves [Australie] ; A. Y. Troumbis [Grèce]Source :
- Biological Reviews [ 1464-7931 ] ; 2008-11.
Descripteurs français
- Wicri :
- topic : écologie, écosystème, Surface en herbe.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Alyssum, Alyssum bertolonii, Annual review, Authors journal compilation, Baker brooks, Biological reviews, Boyd martens, Chiarucci, Community structure, Constitutive trait, Copper tolerance, Defence, Ditommaso aarssen, Diversity invasibility relationship, Ecological, Ecological research, Ecology, Ecosystem, Ecosystem processes, Ecotypes, Endemic, Environmental pollution, Flora, Functional traits, Gabbrielli, Gough, Grassland, Greater tolerance, Grime, Harrison, Heavy metal tolerance, Heavy metals, High concentrations, High levels, Higher plants, Hybanthus floribundus, Hyperaccumulation, Hyperaccumulators, Invasibility, James richards, Kazakou, Kruckeberg, Litter, Litter decomposition, Luxury consumption, Macnair, Major challenges, Marten, Metal concentrations, Metal hyperaccumulation, Metal tolerance, Metal uptake, Mimulus guttatus, Mineral nutrition, Nagy, Nagy proctor, Nickel hyperaccumulation, Nickel tolerance, Nonserpentine, Nutrient, Nutrient addition, Nutrient limitation, Phytologist, Plant communities, Plant ecology, Plant growth, Plant physiology, Plant species, Proctor, Proctor woodell, Productivity diversity relationship, Quotient, Reeves baker, Richness, Safford, Safford harrison, Scale dependence, Serpentine, Serpentine endemics, Serpentine endemism, Serpentine flora, Serpentine habitats, Serpentine plants, Serpentine population, Serpentine sites, Serpentine soil, Serpentine soils, Serpentine species, Serpentine substrata, Serpentine syndrome, Serpentine systems, Serpentine tolerance, Serpentine vegetation, Soil biology, Spatial habitat structure, Spatial scale, Species diversity, Species interactions, Species richness, Substrata, Thlaspi, Tilstone macnair, Tolerance, Toxicity, Toxicity symptoms, Ultramafic, Ultramafic rocks, Ultramafic soils, Uptake, Vegetation, Vergnano gambi, Westerbergh, Whittaker, Wide range, Woodell.
- Teeft :
- Alyssum, Alyssum bertolonii, Annual review, Authors journal compilation, Baker brooks, Biological reviews, Boyd martens, Chiarucci, Community structure, Constitutive trait, Copper tolerance, Defence, Ditommaso aarssen, Diversity invasibility relationship, Ecological, Ecological research, Ecology, Ecosystem, Ecosystem processes, Ecotypes, Endemic, Environmental pollution, Flora, Functional traits, Gabbrielli, Gough, Grassland, Greater tolerance, Grime, Harrison, Heavy metal tolerance, Heavy metals, High concentrations, High levels, Higher plants, Hybanthus floribundus, Hyperaccumulation, Hyperaccumulators, Invasibility, James richards, Kazakou, Kruckeberg, Litter, Litter decomposition, Luxury consumption, Macnair, Major challenges, Marten, Metal concentrations, Metal hyperaccumulation, Metal tolerance, Metal uptake, Mimulus guttatus, Mineral nutrition, Nagy, Nagy proctor, Nickel hyperaccumulation, Nickel tolerance, Nonserpentine, Nutrient, Nutrient addition, Nutrient limitation, Phytologist, Plant communities, Plant ecology, Plant growth, Plant physiology, Plant species, Proctor, Proctor woodell, Productivity diversity relationship, Quotient, Reeves baker, Richness, Safford, Safford harrison, Scale dependence, Serpentine, Serpentine endemics, Serpentine endemism, Serpentine flora, Serpentine habitats, Serpentine plants, Serpentine population, Serpentine sites, Serpentine soil, Serpentine soils, Serpentine species, Serpentine substrata, Serpentine syndrome, Serpentine systems, Serpentine tolerance, Serpentine vegetation, Soil biology, Spatial habitat structure, Spatial scale, Species diversity, Species interactions, Species richness, Substrata, Thlaspi, Tilstone macnair, Tolerance, Toxicity, Toxicity symptoms, Ultramafic, Ultramafic rocks, Ultramafic soils, Uptake, Vegetation, Vergnano gambi, Westerbergh, Whittaker, Wide range, Woodell.
Abstract
Understanding the relative importance of the abiotic environment and species interactions in determining the distribution and abundance of organisms has been a challenge in ecological research. Serpentine substrata are stressful environments for plant growth due to multiple limitations, collectively called the “serpentine syndrome”. In the present review, our aim is not only to describe recent work in serpentine ecology, but also to highlight specific mechanisms of species tolerance and adaptation to serpentine soils and their effects on community structure and ecosystem functioning. We present hypotheses of the development of serpentine endemism and a description of functional traits of serpentine plants together with a synthesis of species interactions in serpentine soils and their effects on community structure and ecosystem productivity. In addition, we propose hypotheses about the effects of the ‘serpentine syndrome’ on ecosystem processes including productivity and decomposition.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-185X.2008.00051.x
Affiliations:
- Australie, France, Grèce
- Languedoc-Roussillon, Occitanie (région administrative), Victoria (État)
- Melbourne, Montpellier
- Université de Melbourne
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