Riqueza y Distribución Ecológica de Especies de Pteridofitas en la Zona del Río Yavarí-Mirín, Amazonía Peruana

We studied the ecological distribution of pteridophytes (ferns and fern allies) along eight 8-km transects covering 12.7 ha in Peruvian Amazonia. Subunits of 200 m² of the transects have previously been classified into four different forest types, and here we document and quantify the floristic diff...

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Published inBiotropica Vol. 39; no. 5; pp. 637 - 646
Main Authors Cárdenas, Glenda G, Halme y Hanna Tuomisto, Kati J
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Abstract We studied the ecological distribution of pteridophytes (ferns and fern allies) along eight 8-km transects covering 12.7 ha in Peruvian Amazonia. Subunits of 200 m² of the transects have previously been classified into four different forest types, and here we document and quantify the floristic differences among these forest types. Pteridophytes have been suggested as an indicator group to classify rain forest habitats, but this requires that the ecological preferences of the species are well documented and consistent across geographic regions. Here we analyzed in detail the distribution and diversity patterns of 130 species across the four rain forest types. Relative species abundance and species diversity were similar among some of the forest types and differed among others, but the species composition differed markedly. Our results largely confirmed the earlier interpretation of the edaphic preferences of the pteridophyte species in western Amazonia. This supports the proposition that deterministic processes have an important role in influencing the floristic composition of Amazonian forests.
AbstractList We studied the ecological distribution of pteridophytes (ferns and fern allies) along eight 8-km transects covering 12.7 ha in Peruvian Amazonia. Subunits of 200 m² of the transects have previously been classified into four different forest types, and here we document and quantify the floristic differences among these forest types. Pteridophytes have been suggested as an indicator group to classify rain forest habitats, but this requires that the ecological preferences of the species are well documented and consistent across geographic regions. Here we analyzed in detail the distribution and diversity patterns of 130 species across the four rain forest types. Relative species abundance and species diversity were similar among some of the forest types and differed among others, but the species composition differed markedly. Our results largely confirmed the earlier interpretation of the edaphic preferences of the pteridophyte species in western Amazonia. This supports the proposition that deterministic processes have an important role in influencing the floristic composition of Amazonian forests.
ABSTRACT We studied the ecological distribution of pteridophytes (ferns and fern allies) along eight 8‐km transects covering 12.7 ha in Peruvian Amazonia. Subunits of 200 m 2 of the transects have previously been classified into four different forest types, and here we document and quantify the floristic differences among these forest types. Pteridophytes have been suggested as an indicator group to classify rain forest habitats, but this requires that the ecological preferences of the species are well documented and consistent across geographic regions. Here we analyzed in detail the distribution and diversity patterns of 130 species across the four rain forest types. Relative species abundance and species diversity were similar among some of the forest types and differed among others, but the species composition differed markedly. Our results largely confirmed the earlier interpretation of the edaphic preferences of the pteridophyte species in western Amazonia. This supports the proposition that deterministic processes have an important role in influencing the floristic composition of Amazonian forests. RESUMEN Estudiamos la distribución ecológica de las pteridofitas (helechos y plantas afines) a lo largo de ocho transectos de 8 km cada uno, cubriendo un área total de 12.7 ha en la Amazonía peruana. Subunidades de 200 m 2 de los transectos fueron anteriormente clasificadas en cuatro tipos diferentes de bosques, y aquí documentamos y cuantificamos las diferencias florísticas entre estos tipos de bosques. Las pteridofitas han sido recomendadas como un grupo indicador para clasificar los hábitat del bosque húmedo tropical, pero esto requiere que las preferencias ecológicas de las especies sean bien documentadas y consistentes a través de las regiones geográficas. Aquí analizamos en detalle los patrones de distribución y diversidad de 130 especies a través de los cuatro tipos de bosques. La abundancia relativa y la diversidad de especies fueron similares entre algunos de los tipos de bosque y diferentes entre otros, pero la composición florística difirió marcadamente. Nuestros resultados confirmaron en gran parte la previa interpretación de las preferencias edáficas de las especies de pteridofitas en la Amazonía occidental. Esto apoya la propuesta de que procesos deterministas influyen de manera importante en la composición florística de los bosques amazónicos.
We studied the ecological distribution of pteridophytes (ferns and fern allies) along eight 8-km transects covering 12.7 ha in Peruvian Amazonia. Subunits of 200 m2 of the transects have previously been classified into four different forest types, and here we document and quantify the floristic differences among these forest types. Pteridophytes have been suggested as an indicator group to classify rain forest habitats, but this requires that the ecological preferences of the species are well documented and consistent across geographic regions. Here we analyzed in detail the distribution and diversity patterns of 130 species across the four rain forest types. Relative species abundance and species diversity were similar among some of the forest types and differed among others, but the species composition differed markedly. Our results largely confirmed the earlier interpretation of the edaphic preferences of the pteridophyte species in western Amazonia. This supports the proposition that deterministic processes have an important role in influencing the floristic composition of Amazonian forests.
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species distribution
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