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• W3169977996 abstract "&lt;p&gt;Several studies have shown that ancient plant-derived DNA can be extracted and sequenced from lake sediments and complement the analysis of fossil pollen in reconstructing past vegetation responses to climate variability and anthropogenic perturbations. The majority of such studies have been performed on Holocene lakes located in cooler higher latitude regions whereas similar studies from tropical lakes are limited. Here, we report a ~1 Ma record of vegetation changes in tropical Lake Towuti (Sulawesi, Indonesia) through parallel pollen and sedimentary ancient DNA (sed aDNA) analysis. Lake Towuti is located in a vegetation biodiversity hotspot and in the centre of the Indo Pacific Warm Pool (IPWP), which comprises the world&amp;#8217;s warmest oceanic waters and influences globally important climate systems. In the context of global change, the surface area of the IPWP is rapidly expanding. Lake Towuti is of particular interest since it provides a unique opportunity to obtain a long-term record of IPWP-controlled climate-ecosystem interactions and ecosystem resilience. Stratigraphic analysis of fossil pollen vs. sequencing of preserved chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) signatures (i.e., trnL-P6) both revealed that Lake Towuti experienced significant vegetation changes during the transition from a landscape initially characterized by active river channels, shallow lakes and swamps into a permanent lake ~1 Ma ago. Both proxies marked a predominance of trees or shrubs during most of Lake Towuti&amp;#8217;s history, but the trnL-P6 barcoding approach revealed a much higher relative abundance of remote montane conifers, which likely have produced large amounts of chloroplast-rich airborne pollen that were subsequently buried in the sedimentary record. The pollen record showed a higher relative abundance of evergreen tropical forest vegetation, whereas the trnL-P6 record revealed a higher relative abundance of predominantly wetland herbs that must have entered the lake from the local catchment in the form of chloroplast-rich litter. Furthermore, the sedimentary record was rich in presumably wind-derived chloroplast-lacking fern spores, while fern trnL-P6 was only sporadically detected. Only through trnL-P6 barcoding, fern-derived biomass in the sedimentary record could be identified as Schizaeaceae, which is a primitive tropical grass-like fern family often associated with swampy or moist soils. Unlike pollen, trnL-P6 could identify grasses at clade and subfamily levels and confirmed that the majority of grasses in the area represented wet climate C3 grasses or those that can switch between C3 and C4 carbon fixation pathways, whereas grasses that can only perform C4 carbon fixation, indicative of dry climate conditions, were not detected. At least for sediments deposited prior to the Last Glacial Maximum, neither pollen nor trnL-P6 revealed significant vegetation changes between alternating layers of lacustrine green and red sideritic clays thought to have been deposited during orbitally controlled wetter vs. drier periods. These preliminary results suggest that vegetation in this tropical biodiversity hotspot may be relatively resilient to long-term variations in IPWP hydrology.&lt;/p&gt;" @default.
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• W3169977996 title "A 1 Ma record of climate-induced vegetation changes using sed aDNA and pollen in a biodiversity hotspot: Lake Towuti, Sulawesi, Indonesia" @default.
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