Contribution à l'étude synusiale des végétations littorales de macroalgues marines des côtes atlantiques françaises

Julve, Philippe; Manneville, Olivier

doi:10.1080/12538078.2006.10515538

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“…Giaccone et al. (, ) and Julve & Manneville () described a range of marine syntaxa. Syntaxa for the epiphytic marine algae and marine microalgae are still scarce (Brockmann ; Julve ).…”

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Vegetation of Europe: hierarchical floristic classification system of vascular plant, bryophyte, lichen, and algal communities

Mucina

Bültmann²,

Dierßen

et al. 2016

Applied Vegetation Science

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Aims Vegetation classification consistent with the Braun‐Blanquet approach is widely used in Europe for applied vegetation science, conservation planning and land management. During the long history of syntaxonomy, many concepts and names of vegetation units have been proposed, but there has been no single classification system integrating these units. Here we (1) present a comprehensive, hierarchical, syntaxonomic system of alliances, orders and classes of Braun‐Blanquet syntaxonomy for vascular plant, bryophyte and lichen, and algal communities of Europe; (2) briefly characterize in ecological and geographic terms accepted syntaxonomic concepts; (3) link available synonyms to these accepted concepts; and (4) provide a list of diagnostic species for all classes. Location European mainland, Greenland, Arctic archipelagos (including Iceland, Svalbard, Novaya Zemlya), Canary Islands, Madeira, Azores, Caucasus, Cyprus. Methods We evaluated approximately 10 000 bibliographic sources to create a comprehensive list of previously proposed syntaxonomic units. These units were evaluated by experts for their floristic and ecological distinctness, clarity of geographic distribution and compliance with the nomenclature code. Accepted units were compiled into three systems of classes, orders and alliances (EuroVegChecklist, EVC) for communities dominated by vascular plants (EVC1), bryophytes and lichens (EVC2) and algae (EVC3). Results EVC1 includes 109 classes, 300 orders and 1108 alliances; EVC2 includes 27 classes, 53 orders and 137 alliances, and EVC3 includes 13 classes, 24 orders and 53 alliances. In total 13 448 taxa were assigned as indicator species to classes of EVC1, 2087 to classes of EVC2 and 368 to classes of EVC3. Accepted syntaxonomic concepts are summarized in a series of appendices, and detailed information on each is accessible through the software tool EuroVegBrowser. Conclusions This paper features the first comprehensive and critical account of European syntaxa and synthesizes more than 100 yr of classification effort by European phytosociologists. It aims to document and stabilize the concepts and nomenclature of syntaxa for practical uses, such as calibration of habitat classification used by the European Union, standardization of terminology for environmental assessment, management and conservation of nature areas, landscape planning and education. The presented classification systems provide a baseline for future development and revision of European syntaxonomy.

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“…Giaccone et al. (, ) and Julve & Manneville () described a range of marine syntaxa. Syntaxa for the epiphytic marine algae and marine microalgae are still scarce (Brockmann ; Julve ).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Vegetation of Europe: hierarchical floristic classification system of vascular plant, bryophyte, lichen, and algal communities

Mucina

Bültmann²,

Dierßen

et al. 2016

Applied Vegetation Science

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“…JRC of the spe cies composition of the associations de scri bed by us and by Kalugina-Gutnik (1975) is 33 %. In the At lan tic Ocean, off the coast of France, an association U l ve t u m l i n z a e Julve & Manneville 2006 was described from the po si tion of floristic classification (Julve 2006). Such phytocenoses are found in a wide range of depths and are confined to eutrophic water areas.…”

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Floristic classification of opportunistic green macroalgae communities of the European myxomesohaline seas

Afanasyev,

Abdullin

2024

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Shallow-water communities of opportunistic green marine macroalgae in eutrophicated areas are currently gaining an advantage over communities dominated by other groups of macrophytes. Therefore, their classification, study of composition and observation of structural changes are of particular importance. One class (Ulvae intestinalis–Ulvetea linzae), one order (Ulvae intestinalis–Ulvetalia linzae), three alliances (Ulvae intestinalis–Ulvion linzae, Ulvae intestinalis– Ceramion virgati, Ulvae rigidae–Gelidion spinosi) and three new associations of macroalgal communities of meso- and polysaprobic sublittoral vegetation within the shelf of the Black, Azov and Baltic Seas are described for the first time, using the Braun-Blanquet approach. Principal components analysis revealed two main factors influencing the floristic composition of the investigated communities: salinity and nutrient enrichment with associated turbidity. The proposed classification of opportunistic communities of green algae should be used in assessing the dynamics of the state of vegetation during eutrophication of the aquatic environment.

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Validations and descriptions of European syntaxa of vegetation dominated by lichens, bryophytes and algae

Bültmann¹,

Roux²,

Egea³

et al. 2015

Lazaroa

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Bültmann, H., Roux, C., Egea, J.M., Julve, P., Bricaud, O., Giaccone, G., Täuscher, L., Creveld, M., Di Martino, V., Golubiç, S. & Takeuchi, N. Validations and descriptions of European syntaxa of vegetation dominated by lichens, bryophytes and algae. Lazaroa 36: 107-129 (2015).Fourty-two high-rank syntaxa and seven associations of the thallophyte system of syntaxa are either described as new or validated in this paper. Among those, there are the following nine classes: Aspicilietea candidae, Caulerpetea racemosae, Desmococcetea olivacei, Entophysalidetea deustae, Gloeocapsetea sanguineae, Mesotaenietea berggrenii, Naviculetea gregariae, Porpidietea zeoroidis, Roccelletea phycopsis. Eleven orders and ten alliances as well as three associations are described or validated: the Aspicilietalia verruculosae (incl. Aspicilion mashiginensis and Teloschistion contortuplicati), the Caulerpetalia racemosae (incl. Caulerpion racemosae), the Desmococcetalia olivacei (incl. Desmococcion olivacei), the Dirinetalia massiliensis, the Fucetalia vesiculosi (incl. Ascophyllion nodosi), the Gloeocapsetalia sanguineae, the Lecideetalia confluescentis (incl. Lecideion confluescentis), the Mesotaenietalia berggrenii (incl. Mesotaenion berggrenii, Mesotaenietum berggrenii and Chloromonadetum nivalis), the Naviculetalia gregariae (incl. Oscillatorion limosae and Oscillatorietum limosae), the Porpidietalia zeoroidis (incl. Porpidion zeoroidis), and the Roccelletalia fuciformis (incl. Paralecanographion grumulosae). Further, five orders, seven alliances and four associations, classified in known classes, were described as well. These include: the Bacidinetalia phacodis, the Agonimion octosporae and the Dendrographetalia decolorantis (all in the Arthonio radiatae-Lecidelletea elaeochromae), the Staurothelion solventis (in the Aspicilietea lacustris), the Pediastro duplicis-Scenedesmion quadricaudae and the Pediastro duplicis-Scenedesmetum quadricaudae (both in the Asterionelletea formosae), the Peccanion coralloidis and the Peltuletalia euplocae (both in the Collematetea cristati), the Laminarion hyperboreae, the Saccorhizo polyschidi-Laminarietum and the Alario esculenti-Himanthalietum elongatae (all in the Cystoseiretea crinitae), the Delesserietalia sanguinei, the Delesserion sanguinei and the Delesserietum sanguineae (all in the Lithophylletea soluti), as well as the the Rinodino confragosae-Rusavskietalia elegantis and the Rhizocarpo geographici-Rusavskion elegantis (both in the Rhizocarpetea geographici). , N. Descripción y validación de distintos sintáxones europeos de la vegetación dominada por briófitos, líquenes y algas. Lazaroa 36: 107-129 (2015).Se describen por primera vez o se validan un total de 42 sintáxones de alto rango y 7 asociaciones correspondientes a distintos tipos de vegetación talofítica y briofítica. Entre ellos se incluyen las 9 clases siguientes: Aspicilietea candidae, Caulerpetea racemosae, Desmococcetea olivacei, Entophysalidetea deustae, Gloeocapsetea sanguineae, Mesotaenietea berggrenii, Naviculetea gregaria...

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Contribution à l'étude synusiale des végétations littorales de macroalgues marines des côtes atlantiques françaises

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Vegetation of Europe: hierarchical floristic classification system of vascular plant, bryophyte, lichen, and algal communities

Vegetation of Europe: hierarchical floristic classification system of vascular plant, bryophyte, lichen, and algal communities

Floristic classification of opportunistic green macroalgae communities of the European myxomesohaline seas

Validations and descriptions of European syntaxa of vegetation dominated by lichens, bryophytes and algae

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