Abstract
The ecological range of the halophilous plants were studied in the salt marsh of Txipio (Butroi river) in northern Spain, with respect to some of the most influential edaphic parameters (moisture, conductivity, pH, organic matter) of the environment. This area has been undergoing a natural regeneration since 1965, when tide broke the water retaining walls and agricultural activities were stopped at the site. Thirteen plant species occurred and the most abundant ones were analysed according to different edaphic parameters. Conductivity was the primary factor explaining the distribution of halophilous plants. Texture was also a conditioning factor in species distribution in the marsh, while pH was not determinant. Despite the low regeneration time of the site, the species distribution and edaphic conditions showed a significant recovery of the area.
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Claim · model-written summary
Conductivity was the primary factor explaining the distribution of halophilous plants in the salt marsh.
- Taxon
- halophilous plantse0
- Treatment
- Conductivitye2
- Outcome
- distribution of halophilous plantse2
- Setting
- salt marsh of Txipio (Butroi river) in northern Spaine0
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Verbatim
e0“The ecological range of the halophilous plants were studied in the salt marsh of Txipio (Butroi river) in northern Spain”
e2“Conductivity was the primary factor explaining the distribution of halophilous plants”
Claim · model-written summary
Texture was a conditioning factor in species distribution in the salt marsh.
- Taxon
- halophilous plantse0
- Treatment
- Texturee3
- Outcome
- species distributione3
- Setting
- salt marsh of Txipio (Butroi river) in northern Spaine0
Not reportedDirection
Verbatim
e0“The ecological range of the halophilous plants were studied in the salt marsh of Txipio (Butroi river) in northern Spain”
e3“Texture was also a conditioning factor in species distribution in the marsh, while pH was not determinant”
Claim · model-written summary
pH was not a determinant of species distribution in the salt marsh.
- Taxon
- halophilous plantse0
- Treatment
- pHe3
- Outcome
- species distributione3
- Setting
- salt marsh of Txipio (Butroi river) in northern Spaine0
Not reportedDirection
Verbatim
e0“The ecological range of the halophilous plants were studied in the salt marsh of Txipio (Butroi river) in northern Spain”
e3“Texture was also a conditioning factor in species distribution in the marsh, while pH was not determinant”
Claim · model-written summary
Species distribution and edaphic conditions showed a significant recovery of the salt marsh area despite its low regeneration time.
Verbatim
e0“The ecological range of the halophilous plants were studied in the salt marsh of Txipio (Butroi river) in northern Spain”
e4“Despite the low regeneration time of the site, the species distribution and edaphic conditions showed a significant recovery of the area”
Claim · model-written summary
Thirteen plant species occurred in the salt marsh.
Verbatim
e0“The ecological range of the halophilous plants were studied in the salt marsh of Txipio (Butroi river) in northern Spain”
e1“Thirteen plant species occurred”