Growth and frost damage variation among Pinus pseudostrobus, P. montezumae and P. hartwegii tested in Michoacán, México

Viveros-Viveros, Héctor; Sáenz‐Romero, Cuauhtémoc; López-Upton, Javier; Hernández, J. Jesús Vargas

doi:10.1016/j.foreco.2007.07.005

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“…In those same provenances, also at two years but in field trials, they showed a pattern of very moderate altitudinal variation (Viveros-Viveros et al, 2005). However, other variables may show patterns of well-defined altitudinal genetic differentiation; in the common environment test, we found a pronounced clinal pattern for dry weight at two years, where debe tomarse con cautela.…”

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confidence: 53%

“…(Viveros-Viveros et al, 2009), P. pseudostrobus and Pinus montezumae Lamb. (Jasso, Martínez, & Jiménez, 1997;Viveros-Viveros, Sáenz-Romero, López-Upton, & Vargas-Hernández, 2007). In these studies, it was found species (P. pseudostrobus) or fastest growing populations in the low parts of distribution, and species (P. montezumae) or populations with lower growth and more pronounced expression of grass stage in the upper parts of altitudinal distribution.…”

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“…También se ha encontrado que las poblaciones de P. devoniana de baja altitud tienen menor resistencia al daño por heladas, respecto a las de elevada altitud (Sáenz-Romero & Tapia-Olivares, 2008). La asociación negativa entre crecimiento y resistencia al daño por heladas se considera una estrategia de adaptación a los sitios de mayor altitud (Vitasse et al, 2009 (Jasso, Martínez, & Jiménez, 1997;Viveros-Viveros, Sáenz-Romero, López-Upton, & Vargas-Hernández, 2007). En estos estudios, se encontraron especies (P. pseudostrobus) o poblaciones con mayor crecimiento en las partes bajas de distribución, y especies (P. montezumae) o poblaciones con menor crecimiento y expresión más pronunciada del estado cespitoso en las partes altas de distribución altitudinal.…”

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“…pseudostrobus es una especie de gran importancia económica en la región debido a la distribución relativamente amplia, crecimiento rápido en sitios de buena calidad, rectitud de fuste y buena calidad de la madera, de la cual se han estudiado los patrones de variación entre procedencias de la región de NSJP (Viveros-Viveros, Sáenz-Romero, López-Upton, & Vargas-Hernández, 2005; Viveros-Viveros, Sáenz-Romero, Vargas-Hernández, & López-Upton, 2006). En menor medida existen estudios de variación genética entre procedencias de P. devoniana (Aguilar-Aguilar, 2006;Sáenz-Romero & Tapia-Olivares, 2008).…”

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“…pseudostrobus is a species of great economic importance in the region due to the relatively wide distribution, rapid growth in sites of good quality, stem straightness and good quality wood, from which we have been studied the patterns of variation among provenances of the region NSJP (ViverosViveros, Sáenz-Romero, López-Upton, & Vargas-Hernández, 2005; Viveros-Viveros, Sáenz-Romero, Vargas-Hernández, & López-Upton, 2006). To a lesser extent, there are studies of genetic variation among provenances of P. devoniana (Aguilar-Aguilar, 2006;Sáenz-Romero & Tapia-Olivares, 2008).…”

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VARIACIÓN ALTITUDINAL ENTRE ESPECIES Y PROCEDENCIAS DE Pinus pseudostrobus, P. devoniana y P. leiophylla. ENSAYO DE VIVERO

Castellanos‐Acuña¹,

Sáenz‐Romero²,

Lindig‐Cisneros³

et al. 2013

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RESUMENL os bosques de pino-encino de la comunidad de Nuevo San Juan, Michoacán, están dominados por Pinus pseudostrobus, P. devoniana y P. leiophylla. Los patrones de variación genética de estas especies no se conocen lo suficiente, particularmente los de P. leiophylla, lo cual limita la creación de lineamientos para el movimiento de semillas y plántulas para reforestación y su adaptación al cambio climático. Las especies se recolectaron en cuatro o cinco procedencias a lo largo de un transecto altitudinal (1,650 a 2,500 m) para el establecimiento de un ensayo en vivero, con el objetivo de cuantificar la variación genética entre y dentro de las especies. La altura de la planta (tres y cinco meses de edad) fue significativamente diferente (P < 0.0001) entre especies. Entre procedencias hubo diferencias significativas para P. devoniana (P < 0.0001) y P. leiophylla (P = 0.0352). La especie P. devoniana mostró un pronunciado patrón de crecimiento asociado con la altitud de origen, donde las plantas con mayor crecimiento procedían de una menor altitud. Las poblaciones de P. leiophylla fueron diferentes sólo a los tres meses de edad, sin un patrón altitudinal estadísticamente significativo. No se encontraron diferencias significativas entre poblaciones de P. pseudostrobus. ABSTRACTP ine-oak forests of San Juan Nuevo, Michoacán are dominated by Pinus pseudostrobus, P. devoniana and P. leiophylla. The patterns of genetic variation of these species are poorly known, particularly those of P. leiophylla, limiting the creation of guidelines for the movement of seeds and seedlings for reforestation and climate change adaptation. Species were collected in four or five provenances along an altitudinal transect (1,650 to 2,500 m) for the establishment of a nursery trial, with the aim of quantifying the genetic variation among and within species. Plant height (three and five months) was significantly different (P < 0.0001) among species. Significant differences among provenances for P. devoniana (P < 0.0001) and P. leiophylla (P = 0.0352) were observed. The species P. devoniana showed a pronounced growth pattern associated with altitude of origin, where the fastest growing plants came from a lower elevation. The populations of P. leiophylla were different only at three months of age, with no statistically significant altitudinal pattern. No significant differences were found among populations of P. pseudostrobus.

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VARIACIÓN ALTITUDINAL ENTRE ESPECIES Y PROCEDENCIAS DE Pinus pseudostrobus, P. devoniana y P. leiophylla. ENSAYO DE VIVERO

Castellanos‐Acuña¹,

Sáenz‐Romero²,

Lindig‐Cisneros³

et al. 2013

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Native pine species performance in response to age at planting and mulching in a site affected by volcanic ash deposition

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Nutrient contents and microbial communities as mediators of the effects of land-use in ecosystem functioning in alpine ecosystems from Central Mexico

Carrasco-Espinosa,

Avitia,

Santini

et al. 2024

J Soils Sediments

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Purpose The interplay between microbial taxonomy, functional diversity, and land-use changes across diverse ecosystems must be better understood. This study explores, through a statistical modeling approach, the intricate relationships between microbial communities, soil properties (nutrient contents and physicochemical parameters), and land-use changes, using stable isotopes ratio (δ13C/δ15N) as ecosystem function indicator. Methods Using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) this study aims to investigate how soil microbial communities, soil properties and ecosystem function are interconnected in three ecosystems undergoing land-use change in Nevado de Toluca, Mexico. Results Multivariate analyses of microbial communities and soil parameters for the different land-uses reveal significant variation in both microbial composition and soil properties (i.e. nutrient contents) mainly explained by the land-use history of the studied ecosystems. Through the SEM approach, it was possible to disentangle the relative contribution of land-use change, microbial community composition and nutrient contents to the ecosystem function defined as the δ13C/δ15N ratio. Conclusions Microbial communities are the main drivers of soil ecosystem functioning. However, through SEM approach it is possible to formally test direct and indirect relationships impacting microbial communities and the resulting functional consequences, contributing to a mechanistic understanding of the ecological implications of land-use change, aiding in sustainable land-use decision-making.

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Growth and frost damage variation among Pinus pseudostrobus, P. montezumae and P. hartwegii tested in Michoacán, México

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VARIACIÓN ALTITUDINAL ENTRE ESPECIES Y PROCEDENCIAS DE Pinus pseudostrobus, P. devoniana y P. leiophylla. ENSAYO DE VIVERO

VARIACIÓN ALTITUDINAL ENTRE ESPECIES Y PROCEDENCIAS DE Pinus pseudostrobus, P. devoniana y P. leiophylla. ENSAYO DE VIVERO

Native pine species performance in response to age at planting and mulching in a site affected by volcanic ash deposition

Nutrient contents and microbial communities as mediators of the effects of land-use in ecosystem functioning in alpine ecosystems from Central Mexico

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