FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2039508887> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2039508887 endingPage "381" @default.
• W2039508887 startingPage "370" @default.
• W2039508887 abstract "Quercus crassifolia and Q. crassipes are dominant species in temperate forests of central Mexico and hybridize between each other when they occur in sympatry. Oak canopies contain a considerable portion of arthropod diversity and the hybrid zones can provide new habitats to epiphyte fauna. We tested if the establishment of hybrids in contact zones with their parental hosts increases the species diversity of canopy arthropods assuming that hybrid trees constitute new genotypes of potential new habitats to small organisms. We examined the effect of hybridization on some community structure parameters (diversity, composition, similarity and density of arthropod fauna) of canopy arthropods compared to their parental species in a hybrid zone located in central Mexico. We employed 17 leaf morphological traits and six diagnostic RAPD primers to identify parental and hybrid plants. The RAPDs marker showed unidirectional introgression towards Q . crassifolia , and were detected hybrid (F 1 ), backcrosses and introgression individual trees. In total, 30 oak canopies were fogged during rainy and dry season. We recognized 532 taxa of arthropods belonging to 22 orders associated with tree canopies. The taxonomic status of host‐trees may be an important factor in the arthropod community structure and that seasonality (dry and rainy) is not a factor that could modify their organization. Trees of Q. crassipes registered the highest densities of arthropod fauna followed by hybrid hosts (F 1 ); trees originated by backcrosses towards Q. crassifolia registered a significant less arthropod density than F 1 hybrids; and trees of Q. crassifolia had the lowest density. Hybrid plants and Q. crassipes individuals had higher diversity (H′) of arthropods than Q. crassifolia plants. Hybrid plants had also more rare species in both seasons in comparison with parental species. This study suggests that hybrid oaks act as a center of biodiversity by accumulating arthropods of both parental and different species including a considerable number of rare species." @default.
• W2039508887 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2039508887 creator A5023810455 @default.
• W2039508887 creator A5078613515 @default.
• W2039508887 date "2006-01-23" @default.
• W2039508887 modified "2023-10-15" @default.
• W2039508887 title "Community structure of canopy arthropods associated to<i>Quercus crassifolia</i>×<i>Quercus crassipes</i>complex" @default.
• W2039508887 cites W1252539 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W1503790795 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W1535579776 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W1963953102 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W1965769281 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W1969425111 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W1970987566 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W1979234118 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W1999423186 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2001929431 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2003485756 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2006878993 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2014136759 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2017197691 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2021313471 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2022086339 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2030747798 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2032168073 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2038212737 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2047225262 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2065032109 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2070133646 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2086488992 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2086937927 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2088228672 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2094791704 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2095470147 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2098491808 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2102596322 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2115810030 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2117863544 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2124608173 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2129591205 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2132192579 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2135725577 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2147007508 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2148575642 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2149551777 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2149685392 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2154911054 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2155522086 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2162391865 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2164718588 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2167881759 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2170042004 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2171114940 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2171294847 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2175319946 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2314678400 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2315108669 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2317909324 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2323971778 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2326530908 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2327562182 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2333016177 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2336282558 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W2900217947 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W4206747321 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W4233396317 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W4243956869 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W4250050016 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W4254183407 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W4291791157 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W4375932919 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W4382520021 @default.
• W2039508887 cites W633263062 @default.
• W2039508887 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/j.0030-1299.2006.14029.x" @default.
• W2039508887 hasPublicationYear "2006" @default.
• W2039508887 type Work @default.
• W2039508887 sameAs 2039508887 @default.
• W2039508887 citedByCount "26" @default.
• W2039508887 countsByYear W20395088872012 @default.
• W2039508887 countsByYear W20395088872014 @default.
• W2039508887 countsByYear W20395088872015 @default.
• W2039508887 countsByYear W20395088872016 @default.
• W2039508887 countsByYear W20395088872017 @default.
• W2039508887 countsByYear W20395088872018 @default.
• W2039508887 countsByYear W20395088872020 @default.
• W2039508887 countsByYear W20395088872021 @default.
• W2039508887 countsByYear W20395088872022 @default.
• W2039508887 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2039508887 hasAuthorship W2039508887A5023810455 @default.
• W2039508887 hasAuthorship W2039508887A5078613515 @default.
• W2039508887 hasConcept C101000010 @default.
• W2039508887 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
• W2039508887 hasConcept C107023163 @default.
• W2039508887 hasConcept C125471540 @default.
• W2039508887 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W2039508887 hasConcept C48189365 @default.
• W2039508887 hasConcept C55493867 @default.
• W2039508887 hasConcept C59822182 @default.

• next