One Chara does not make Charetea in the Mediterranean aquatic vegetation

Riccardo Guarino, Angelo Troia, Anna Maria Mannino, Vincenzo Ilardi, Corrado Marcenò

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Abstract

The results of preliminary phytosociological investigations on freshwater communities of Sicily biotopes with a significant presence of Characeae are presented. In spite of the relatively frequent occurrence of Characeae, a typical Charetea intermediae vegetation is rather rare in the investigated biotopes. Indeed, the Characeae are mainly part of communities attributable to the classes Potamogetonetea, Phragmito-Magnocaricetea, Juncetea maritimi and Isoeto-Nanojuncetea. Some ecological and functional implications are discussed, along with some consequences on conservation measures and policies, caused by the lack of knowledge on the Characeae of Sicily.
Lingua originaleEnglish
pagine (da-a)1-9
Numero di pagine9
RivistaWebbia
Stato di pubblicazionePublished - 2019

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One Chara does not make Charetea in the Mediterranean aquatic vegetation. / Guarino, Riccardo; Troia, Angelo; Mannino, Anna Maria; Ilardi, Vincenzo; Marcenò, Corrado.

In: Webbia, 2019, pag. 1-9.

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Guarino, R, Troia, A, Mannino, AM, Ilardi, V & Marcenò, C 2019, 'One Chara does not make Charetea in the Mediterranean aquatic vegetation', Webbia, pagg. 1-9.
Guarino R, Troia A, Mannino AM, Ilardi V, Marcenò C. One Chara does not make Charetea in the Mediterranean aquatic vegetation. Webbia. 2019;1-9.
Guarino, Riccardo ; Troia, Angelo ; Mannino, Anna Maria ; Ilardi, Vincenzo ; Marcenò, Corrado. / One Chara does not make Charetea in the Mediterranean aquatic vegetation. In: Webbia. 2019 ; pagg. 1-9.
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