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http://cicy.repositorioinstitucional.mx/jspui/handle/1003/2828| New proposal of epiphytic Bromeliaceae functional groups to include nebulophytes and shallow tanks | |
| Casandra Reyes García NARCY ANAÍ PEREIRA ZALDÍVAR CELENE MARISOL ESPADAS MANRIQUE Manuela de Jesús Tamayo Chim NAHLLELI CIVI CHILPA GALVAN Manuel Jesús Cach Pérez MARYPAZ RAMIREZ MEDINA Ana Maria Benavides Duque Peter Hietz Gerhard Zotz José Luis Andrade Torres Catherine Cardelus Rodolfo Oliveira Helena Einzmann VALERIA GUZMAN JACOB THORSTEN KROMER JUAN PABLO PINZON ESQUIVEL Juliano Sarmento Cabral Wolfgang Wanek Carrie Woods | |
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| https://doi.org/10.3390/plants11223151 | |
| https://doi.org/10.3390/plants11223151 | |
| BROMELIADS TILLANDSIA EPIPHYTES PHOTOSYNTHETIC PATHWAY ECOSYSTEMS FUNCTIONAL TRAITS FOG CAM | |
| The Bromeliaceae family has been used as a model to study adaptive radiation due to its terrestrial, epilithic, and epiphytic habits with wide morpho-physiological variation. Functional groups described by Pittendrigh in 1948 have been an integral part of ecophysiological studies. In the current study, we revisited the functional groups of epiphytic bromeliads using a 204 species trait database sampled throughout the Americas. Our objective was to define epiphytic functional groups within bromeliads based on unsupervised classification, including species from the dry to the wet end of the Neotropics. We performed a hierarchical cluster analysis with 16 functional traits and a discriminant analysis, to test for the separation between these groups. Herbarium records were used to map species distributions and to analyze the climate and ecosystems inhabited. The clustering supported five groups, C3 tank and CAM tank bromeliads with deep tanks, while the atmospheric group (according to Pittendrigh) was divided into nebulophytes, bromeliads with shallow tanks, and bromeliads with pseudobulbs. The two former groups showed distinct traits related to resource (water) acquisition, such as fog (nebulophytes) and dew (shallow tanks). We discuss how the functional traits relate to the ecosystems inhabited and the relevance of acknowledging the new functional groups. © 2022 by the authors. | |
| 2022 | |
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| Plants, 11(22), 3151, 2022. | |
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| Reyes-García, C.; Pereira-Zaldívar, N.A.; Espadas-Manrique, C.; Tamayo-Chim, M.; Chilpa-Galván, N.; Cach-Pérez, M.J.; Ramírez-Medina, M.; Benavides, A.M.; Hietz, P.; Zotz, G.; et al. New proposal of epiphytic Bromeliaceae functional groups to include nebulophytes and shallow tanks. Plants 2022, 11, 3151.https://doi.org/10.3390/plants11223151 | |
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