Claim · model-written summary
Tree species significantly affected bryophyte species composition.
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e0“Concerning species composition, we found significant effects of the tree species sampled”
Title
Manuela Sim-Sim; Ariel Bergamini; Leena Luís; et al. The Bryologist 2011. doi:10.1639/0007-2745-114.1.142
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation The survey recorded 110 epiphytic bryophyte taxa.
- Observation The survey recorded 59 moss species and one variety.
- Observation The survey recorded 50 liverworts.
- Association Typical laurel forest tree species harbored more bryophyte species.
- Association Species density was higher on typical laurel forest trees.
- Association Clethra, Laurus, Ocotea, and Persea had higher liverwort and endemic species density than Erica and Myrica.
- Association Moss species density was generally more similar among tree species.
- Association Ocotea foetens had higher moss density.
- Association Myrica faya had lower moss density.
- Observation Endemic bryophytes were absent on Erica and nearly absent on Myrica.
- Observation Species composition followed a gradient from Erica to typical laurel forest trees.
- Observation Ten significant indicator species were identified for typical laurel forest trees.