| Titre : | Hydrobiologia 781(1) - 2016/11/01 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/11/2016 |
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Charles F. Boudouresque, Auteur ;
Gerard Pergent, Auteur ;
Christine Pergent-Martini, Auteur ;
Sandrine Ruitton, Auteur ;
Thierry Thibaut, Auteur ;
Marc Verlaque, Auteur
Posidonia oceanica is a seagrass endemic to the Mediterranean Sea. Most of the primary production of the P. oceanica meadow is not directly consumed by herbivores and plays a role as dead rhizomes and roots, dead leaves and drift epibionts (here[...]
Article
Fabio Stoch, Auteur ;
Michael Korn, Auteur ;
Souad Turki, Auteur ;
Luigi Naselli-Flores, Auteur ;
Federico Marrone, Auteur
The influence of spatial and environmental factors in explaining the structure of large branchiopod assemblages at different spatial scales is still poorly explored. We hypothesized that the extent of actual spatial connectivity, and thus the sp[...]
Article
Pauline Rocarpin, Auteur ;
S. Gachet, Auteur ;
K. Metzner, Auteur ;
A. Saatkamp, Auteur
For the Mediterranean plant diversity hotspot, temporary pools combine a highly variable, rainfall-dependent habitat with high and endangered plant diversity within small surfaces. They show alternating phases of drought and flooding, correspond[...]
Article
Simonetta Bagella, Auteur ;
Stéphanie Gascón, Auteur ;
Rossella Filigheddu, Auteur ;
Annalena Cogoni, Auteur ;
Dani Boix, Auteur
Article
Giuseppe Alfonso, Auteur ;
Leonardo Beccarisi, Auteur ;
Valentina Pieri, Auteur ;
Annagrazia Frassanito, Auteur ;
Genuario Belmonte, Auteur
The aim of this study was to test the effectiveness of crustaceans in the identification of different pond types, including ‘Mediterranean Temporary Ponds’ (sensu ‘Habitats’ Directive) and ponds characterised by a range of hydroperiods. Thus, we[...]
Article
Núria Àvila, Auteur ;
Rocio Lopez-Flores, Auteur ;
Dani Boix, Auteur ;
Stéphanie Gascón, Auteur ;
Xavier D. Quintana, Auteur
The relative abundance of autotrophic (A) and heterotrophic (H) organisms in the microbial food web of temporary ponds and its relationship to environmental variables were analysed. Four localities (43 temporary ponds) were selected for study. T[...]
Article
Matthew S. Bird, Auteur ;
Jenny A. Day, Auteur
There has been recent debate about the extent to which human disturbance of the landscape affects wetland invertebrates given that the organisms are already adapted to high levels of natural disturbance. Using repeated sampling of a set of 12 te[...]
Article
A. Lumbreras, Auteur ;
J. T. Marques, Auteur ;
A. F. Belo, Auteur ;
M. Cristo, Auteur ;
M. Fernandes, Auteur ;
D. Galioto, Auteur ;
M. Machado, Auteur ;
A. Mira, Auteur ;
P. Sá-Sousa, Auteur ;
R. Silva, Auteur ;
L. G. Sousa, Auteur ;
C. Pinto-Cruz, Auteur
The assessment of the habitat condition is the first step of conservation actions and several tools are available to assess wetlands. However, only a few tools are adapted to the priority habitat Mediterranean temporary ponds. Thus, our objectiv[...]
Article
Angelino Carta, Auteur
Mediterranean temporary ponds (MTPs) are very specialised and threatened habitats found in Mediterranean-like bioclimates worldwide. MTPs have received considerable attention over the past years because of the multiple ecological roles they play[...]
Article
Annalena Cogoni, Auteur ;
Giorgia Filippino, Auteur ;
Michela Marignani, Auteur
In the Mediterranean region temporary ponds are classified among the most biologically and biogeographically interesting ecosystems. Despite their important ecological functions in those environments, bryophytes are neglected or undervalued in m[...]
Article
Susana Romo, Auteur ;
Juan Soria, Auteur ;
Carla Olmo, Auteur ;
José Flor, Auteur ;
Sara Calvo, Auteur ;
Raquel Ortells, Auteur ;
Xavier Armengol, Auteur
Nutrients and carbon were studied in the temporary and permanent dune ponds of one of the few restored Mediterranean dune systems. The results indicate that small, low nutrient dune ponds can have a relevant role for carbon storage and processin[...]
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Sandro Lanfranco, Auteur ;
Claire Grima, Auteur ;
Lara Galea, Auteur
We propose the use of phylogenetic patterns as a tool for monitoring long-term change in plant community structure in small temporary pools, as an alternative to the compilation of species lists across years. This was tested using forty temporar[...]
