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The effects of the interaction between sandy, mobile, low-relief (sorted) bedforms and two sewage outfalls were investigated along the south shore of Long Island, NY. Sand bedforms at scales from ripples to ridges are common on continental shelves. In dynamic environments, these features can migrate 10s to 100s of meters per year, especially during storms. Beyond engineering considerations, little is known of the interaction b...
Human disturbance and seawater intrusion have unpredictable effects on coastal species. Dune systems are crucial coastal habitats because they provide natural front protection against seawater influence. Adult plant stands in dunes are important since they maintain dune structure. This study evaluated salinity stress responses in adult plants of two key dune-building grasses differing in salt tolerance: Thinopyrum junceum (tol...
Allochthonous plant species are considered among the main environmental issues worldwide, being especially accused in the Mediterranean basin. The present study aims to update Balearic Alien Flora and discuss its time and spatial variation and invasiveness. Information regarding allochthonous plant records of the Balearic Islands were gathered and analysed based on published checklists and online databases. For each species se...
Evidence of interpopulation variation in the germination of Eryngium maritimum L. (Apiaceae)NARA Subscribed
Germination is considered as one of the most crucial steps in a plant’s lifetime. The germination of Eryngium maritimum , a dune species located across all European coasts, has been extensively analysed in Northern populations, where it is considered a locally endangered species. However, less attention has been given to southern populations, where the knowledge about the germination of the species is very limited. The main ob...
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