FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1940407459> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1940407459 endingPage "484" @default.
• W1940407459 startingPage "464" @default.
• W1940407459 abstract "Abstract Questions: What is the floristic composition of the plant communities that inhabit the beaches and dunes of the Pacific coast of North America? What are their ecological relationships in the zonal and successional gradients typical of coastal dune systems? Does climate affect the latitudinal distribution of the azonal vegetation? What other environmental factors influence their distribution on the regional or local scale? Location: Pacific coast of North America, from Baja California (23°02′ N) to Cook Inlet, Alaska (61°30′ N). Methods: A total of 1730 phytosociological relevés were obtained by sampling 279 coastal localities. In all localities, zonation was interpreted by considering transects from the shoreline inland. Through traditional phytosociological tabular classification and average linkage clustering, relevés were syntaxonomically classified. Syntaxa, supported by fidelity calculations, are described and interpreted according to their phytogeographical distribution, their relationships with macrobioclimate (MB) and bioclimates (BIO), and to the topographic and ecological gradients typical of coastal sandy areas. Results: Our bioclimate analysis served to define four MB and 11 BIO, each characterized by a particular type of potential natural vegetation. By floristically analysing the 522 vascular taxa detected, these were related to 16 phytogeographical elements. Syntaxonomically, the communities observed comprise 74 vegetation types, 70 of which are considered associations characterized by their diagnostic combination of species. These associations were classified into 24 alliances, 16 orders and 12 phytosociological classes. Two new classes, five new orders, 10 new alliances and 34 new associations are presented. Some syntaxa have been revised or validated. Conclusions: The coastal vegetation of the northern Pacific shows a distribution that is mainly linked to the four MB of the latitudinal gradient examined. Higher syntaxa are preferentially linked to a macrobioclimate, although some edaphic factors determine that some occupy two different but geographically close bioclimate zones. Regional factors, such as alkaline sands, induce the appearance of specialized vegetation types rich in endemic plants." @default.
• W1940407459 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1940407459 creator A5000911357 @default.
• W1940407459 creator A5045929563 @default.
• W1940407459 creator A5069691450 @default.
• W1940407459 creator A5071257490 @default.
• W1940407459 creator A5081679914 @default.
• W1940407459 creator A5087210173 @default.
• W1940407459 date "2011-05-19" @default.
• W1940407459 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W1940407459 title "A phytosociological and phytogeographical survey of the coastal vegetation of western North America: beach and dune vegetation from Baja California to Alaska" @default.
• W1940407459 cites W1214135321 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W15079738 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W1566827093 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W1858280758 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W1910334142 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W1964036987 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W1969838445 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W1970564698 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W1992452219 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W1998373051 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2019541093 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2025957147 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2038419195 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2043664141 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2070618167 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2070887310 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2076492968 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2103461833 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2105604487 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2122924108 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2131271551 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2142116730 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2142401147 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2160310504 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2162206375 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2319011404 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2319017553 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2331545424 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2332221793 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2338130032 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2475934337 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W256455686 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2606634473 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W2803048908 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W4210960000 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W4214687877 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W4236223679 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W4243613956 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W65505461 @default.
• W1940407459 cites W936677831 @default.
• W1940407459 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1654-109x.2011.01134.x" @default.
• W1940407459 hasPublicationYear "2011" @default.
• W1940407459 type Work @default.
• W1940407459 sameAs 1940407459 @default.
• W1940407459 citedByCount "21" @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592013 @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592014 @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592015 @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592016 @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592017 @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592019 @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592020 @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592021 @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592022 @default.
• W1940407459 countsByYear W19404074592023 @default.
• W1940407459 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1940407459 hasAuthorship W1940407459A5000911357 @default.
• W1940407459 hasAuthorship W1940407459A5045929563 @default.
• W1940407459 hasAuthorship W1940407459A5069691450 @default.
• W1940407459 hasAuthorship W1940407459A5071257490 @default.
• W1940407459 hasAuthorship W1940407459A5081679914 @default.
• W1940407459 hasAuthorship W1940407459A5087210173 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C100970517 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C142724271 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C205649164 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C2776054349 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C2776133958 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C45152089 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C53002841 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C53565203 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C69661492 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C71640776 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C71924100 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C83868941 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConcept C93944068 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C100970517 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C142724271 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C18903297 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C205649164 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C2776054349 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C2776133958 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C45152089 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C53002841 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C53565203 @default.
• W1940407459 hasConceptScore W1940407459C69661492 @default.

• next