Análisis de una microtransección relacionada con la profundidad del suelo

González, R. Rubio; Martín, Ángel Puerto; Rodríguez, Mercedes Rico; Gutiérrez, José Manuel Gómez

doi:10.14198/mdtrra1984.7.04

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“…This has led to the use of herbicides in agriculture, and the application of inadequate cultivation techniques that damage the flora. However, there are studies on bioindicators of nutrients in the soil, which should guide the sustainable management of these grasslands [42][43][44].…”

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Urban Natural Spaces as Laboratories for Learning and Social Awareness

Cano-Ortiz,

Piñar Fuentes,

Rodrigues Meireles

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Mediterranean areas contain a great diversity of flora and phytocenosis, due to the different substrates and the special Mediterranean climate, and it is in the Iberian Peninsula where the greatest diversity is concentrated. The need for didactic techniques that generate awareness and good learning results is considered of great relevance in order to obtain well-trained environmental managers. We proceed to the research on different phytosociological groups. The one with the largest number of associations or plant communities is the one located in nitrified environments near urban areas; the group of communities dominated by Poa bulbosa is of great interest for sheep farming, while, for equine and bovine farming, the communities rich in grasses and legumes that are located in rural environments rich in organic matter are of interest. The latter communities are also interesting because they act as a sink for CO2. Due to the serious alterations in Mediterranean grasslands, we propose cultural, socio-educational, and socio-economic strategies to increase family income, thus avoiding the south–north migratory flow, as well as combining exploitation and conservation, and promoting sustainable development.

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confidence: 99%