Environmental drivers of three neighbouring monodominant stands in Pantanal wetland

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Environmental drivers of three neighbouring monodominant stands in Pantanal wetland. / Damasceno-Junior, Geraldo Alves; Oldeland, Jens; de Andrade Amador, Gisaine et al.
in: Journal of Vegetation Science, Jahrgang 32, Nr. 3, e13023, 01.05.2021.

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Damasceno-Junior, GA, Oldeland, J, de Andrade Amador, G, Casagrande, JC & Twerski, A 2021, 'Environmental drivers of three neighbouring monodominant stands in Pantanal wetland', Journal of Vegetation Science, Jg. 32, Nr. 3, e13023. https://doi.org/10.1111/jvs.13023

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Damasceno-Junior, G. A., Oldeland, J., de Andrade Amador, G., Casagrande, J. C., & Twerski, A. (2021). Environmental drivers of three neighbouring monodominant stands in Pantanal wetland. Journal of Vegetation Science, 32(3), Artikel e13023. https://doi.org/10.1111/jvs.13023

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Damasceno-Junior GA, Oldeland J, de Andrade Amador G, Casagrande JC, Twerski A. Environmental drivers of three neighbouring monodominant stands in Pantanal wetland. Journal of Vegetation Science. 2021 Mai 1;32(3):e13023. doi: 10.1111/jvs.13023

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title = "Environmental drivers of three neighbouring monodominant stands in Pantanal wetland",
abstract = "Questions: Inundation is an important feature linked to monodominance in tropical wetlands. The occurrence of neighbouring monodominant species indicates that soil can also have an important role. This study aimed to determine if variations in densities of three neighbouring monodominant species, Byrsonima cydoniifolia, Copernicia alba and Tabebuia aurea, are related primarily to variation of flooding patterns and secondarily to soil physicochemical variations in the Pantanal. Location: This study was performed in the southern Pantanal subregion of Miranda. Methods: We sampled 74 plots of 25 m × 25 m distributed among 15 patches of these species (five patches of each species). In each plot, we sampled all individuals of all shrub and tree species, checked the water mark left on tree trunks by the last flooding, and collected soil samples. Data were analyzed using canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and regression trees. Results: We found that the main driver splitting these monodominant stands is soil, and that the secondary driver is inundation. The main drivers for Copernicia alba were higher soil pH, higher inundation and soil contents of Mg. For Byrsonima cydoniifolia, the main drivers were low Ca and Mg contents and high content of fine sand. Tabebuia aurea was the only species for which inundation was the main driver. Conclusions: We reject the hypothesis that inundation is the main driver splitting these monodominant stands. Differences in flooding levels were not crucial for two of the three species. Except for Tabebuia aurea, which was more influenced by inundation, soils were found to play an essential role in this spatial separation.",
keywords = "abundance, floodplain, inundation, monodominance, niche partitioning, regression tree, soil, wetland, Ecosystems Research",
author = "Damasceno-Junior, {Geraldo Alves} and Jens Oldeland and {de Andrade Amador}, Gisaine and Casagrande, {Jose Carlos} and Alina Twerski",
note = "This study was partly supported by grants from the Institutional Program of Internationalization sponsored by the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (Finance Code 001; Capes-PrInt 41/2017 — Process 88881.311897/2018-01), INAU — Instituto Nacional de Ci{\^e}ncia e Tecnologia em {\'A}reas {\'U}midas/CNPq, CNPq (Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development) process no 307429/2019, DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst — Hamburglobal Program), and FUNDECT (Funda{\c c}{\~a}o de Apoio ao Desenvolvimento do Ensino, Ci{\^e}ncia e Tecnologia do Estado de Mato Grosso do Sul). We thank the Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul, which provided housing and food to our field workers at the UFMS Biological Station; to Dominique Reinke for her help during fieldwork, to Dr. Arnildo Pott for critical analysis of the first draft of this study and to Maxwell R. Oliveira for help with map.",
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T1 - Environmental drivers of three neighbouring monodominant stands in Pantanal wetland

AU - Damasceno-Junior, Geraldo Alves

AU - Oldeland, Jens

AU - de Andrade Amador, Gisaine

AU - Casagrande, Jose Carlos

AU - Twerski, Alina

N1 - This study was partly supported by grants from the Institutional Program of Internationalization sponsored by the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (Finance Code 001; Capes-PrInt 41/2017 — Process 88881.311897/2018-01), INAU — Instituto Nacional de Ciência e Tecnologia em Áreas Úmidas/CNPq, CNPq (Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development) process no 307429/2019, DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst — Hamburglobal Program), and FUNDECT (Fundação de Apoio ao Desenvolvimento do Ensino, Ciência e Tecnologia do Estado de Mato Grosso do Sul). We thank the Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul, which provided housing and food to our field workers at the UFMS Biological Station; to Dominique Reinke for her help during fieldwork, to Dr. Arnildo Pott for critical analysis of the first draft of this study and to Maxwell R. Oliveira for help with map.

PY - 2021/5/1

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N2 - Questions: Inundation is an important feature linked to monodominance in tropical wetlands. The occurrence of neighbouring monodominant species indicates that soil can also have an important role. This study aimed to determine if variations in densities of three neighbouring monodominant species, Byrsonima cydoniifolia, Copernicia alba and Tabebuia aurea, are related primarily to variation of flooding patterns and secondarily to soil physicochemical variations in the Pantanal. Location: This study was performed in the southern Pantanal subregion of Miranda. Methods: We sampled 74 plots of 25 m × 25 m distributed among 15 patches of these species (five patches of each species). In each plot, we sampled all individuals of all shrub and tree species, checked the water mark left on tree trunks by the last flooding, and collected soil samples. Data were analyzed using canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and regression trees. Results: We found that the main driver splitting these monodominant stands is soil, and that the secondary driver is inundation. The main drivers for Copernicia alba were higher soil pH, higher inundation and soil contents of Mg. For Byrsonima cydoniifolia, the main drivers were low Ca and Mg contents and high content of fine sand. Tabebuia aurea was the only species for which inundation was the main driver. Conclusions: We reject the hypothesis that inundation is the main driver splitting these monodominant stands. Differences in flooding levels were not crucial for two of the three species. Except for Tabebuia aurea, which was more influenced by inundation, soils were found to play an essential role in this spatial separation.

AB - Questions: Inundation is an important feature linked to monodominance in tropical wetlands. The occurrence of neighbouring monodominant species indicates that soil can also have an important role. This study aimed to determine if variations in densities of three neighbouring monodominant species, Byrsonima cydoniifolia, Copernicia alba and Tabebuia aurea, are related primarily to variation of flooding patterns and secondarily to soil physicochemical variations in the Pantanal. Location: This study was performed in the southern Pantanal subregion of Miranda. Methods: We sampled 74 plots of 25 m × 25 m distributed among 15 patches of these species (five patches of each species). In each plot, we sampled all individuals of all shrub and tree species, checked the water mark left on tree trunks by the last flooding, and collected soil samples. Data were analyzed using canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) and regression trees. Results: We found that the main driver splitting these monodominant stands is soil, and that the secondary driver is inundation. The main drivers for Copernicia alba were higher soil pH, higher inundation and soil contents of Mg. For Byrsonima cydoniifolia, the main drivers were low Ca and Mg contents and high content of fine sand. Tabebuia aurea was the only species for which inundation was the main driver. Conclusions: We reject the hypothesis that inundation is the main driver splitting these monodominant stands. Differences in flooding levels were not crucial for two of the three species. Except for Tabebuia aurea, which was more influenced by inundation, soils were found to play an essential role in this spatial separation.

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KW - regression tree

KW - soil

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