Effects of selected groundwater chemical traits on a salt marsh community
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Auteurs : Mahmut Kilinç ; Hamdi Kutbay ; Erkan Yalçin ; Ali Bilgin ; Kenan Avci ; Solmaz TopalogluSource :
- Acta Botanica Croatica [ 0365-0588 ] ; 2011-01-01.
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- Acta, Alhagi pseudalhagi, Alhagi pseudoalhagi, Ammophila, Ammophila arenaria, Ammophila arenaria subsp, Arenaria, Arid environments, Arts sciences, Black Sea, Canadian journal, Canonical axis, Cantero, Central argentina, Coastal, Coastal dunes, Croat, Detrended correspondence analysis, Dune, East aegean islands, Ecology, Edaphic factors, Edinburgh university press, Electrical conductivity, Euphorbia, Euphorbia paralias, Exchangeable, Exchangeable sodium ratio, Fugitive species, Gencoglu topaloglu, Groundwater, Groundwater chemical traits, Groundwater level, Groundwater salinity, Groundwater samples, Groundwater traits, Halophilous vegetation, Halophytic species, Iris orientalis, Juncus, Juncus acutus, Juncus littoralis, Kutbay, Land degradation, Littoralis, Marsh, Matter concentration, Olifants estuary, Organic matter, Orientalis, Paralias, Plant communities, Plant ecology, Plant zonation, Prostrata, River delta, Salicornia, Salicornia prostrata, Salicornia prostrata subsp, Salicornia species, Saline soils, Salinity, Salt marsh, Salt marsh community, Salt marshes, Salt pans, Smrynensis, Sodium adsorption ratio, Soil characteristics, Soil chemical traits, Soil factors, Soil salinity, Soil samples, Soil science society, Soil traits, Study area, Tamarix, Tamarix smrynensis, Tamarix smrynensis communities, Trait, Vegetation, Vegetation composition, Vegetation patterns, Vegetation science, Vegetation zonation, Water depth, Zonation, groundwater, salt marsh, vegetation.
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- Acta, Alhagi pseudalhagi, Alhagi pseudoalhagi, Ammophila, Ammophila arenaria, Ammophila arenaria subsp, Arenaria, Arid environments, Arts sciences, Canadian journal, Canonical axis, Cantero, Central argentina, Coastal, Coastal dunes, Croat, Detrended correspondence analysis, Dune, East aegean islands, Ecology, Edaphic factors, Edinburgh university press, Electrical conductivity, Euphorbia, Euphorbia paralias, Exchangeable, Exchangeable sodium ratio, Fugitive species, Gencoglu topaloglu, Groundwater, Groundwater chemical traits, Groundwater level, Groundwater salinity, Groundwater samples, Groundwater traits, Halophilous vegetation, Halophytic species, Iris orientalis, Juncus, Juncus acutus, Juncus littoralis, Kutbay, Land degradation, Littoralis, Marsh, Matter concentration, Olifants estuary, Organic matter, Orientalis, Paralias, Plant communities, Plant ecology, Plant zonation, Prostrata, River delta, Salicornia, Salicornia prostrata, Salicornia prostrata subsp, Salicornia species, Saline soils, Salinity, Salt marsh, Salt marsh community, Salt marshes, Salt pans, Smrynensis, Sodium adsorption ratio, Soil characteristics, Soil chemical traits, Soil factors, Soil salinity, Soil samples, Soil science society, Soil traits, Study area, Tamarix, Tamarix smrynensis, Tamarix smrynensis communities, Trait, Vegetation, Vegetation composition, Vegetation patterns, Vegetation science, Vegetation zonation, Water depth, Zonation.
Abstract
Electrical conductivity, exchangeable sodium ratio and water depth have negative impacts, whereas soil organic matter concentration has a positive impact on Black Sea salt marsh vegetation. The most saline soils were characterized by Salicornia prostrata vegetation and associated with exchangeable sodium ratio. Alhagi pseudalhagi and Tamarix smrynensis populations were associated with water depth, while Juncus littoralis, Ammophila arenaria and E. paralias were associated with soil organic matter. Euphorbia paralias, Ammophila arenaria and Iris orientalis were associated with acidity.
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