Les landes a calluna du district picardo-braban�on de belgique

Heinemann, P.

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“…For this reason we have tried to compare our results with those obtained in some European deciduous forests (Pirk, 1948;Bohus, 1952;Heinemann, 1956;Heinemann & Darimont, 1956;Zdenek, 1960;Lisiewska, 1963;Bon & G~hu, 1964;Bohus & Babos, 1967;Jahn et aL, 1967;Thoen, 1970Thoen, -1971Bon, 1971;Darimont, 1973;Lisiewska, 1974;Jansen, 1981).…”

Section: Comparison Of Evergreen Oak Woods Mycocoenoses With Those Ofmentioning

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Coenological research on macrofungi in evergreen oak woods in the hills near Siena (Italy)

Dominicis

Barluzzi

1983

Vegetatio

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For a mycocoenological study of macromycetes in Mediterranean evergreen forests in the Sienese province, five stands belonging to the Quercion ilicis have been observed during more than two years.The phytosociological analysis of these evergreen oak woods, situated at the limit of the geographical distribution of the alliance, reveals them as intermediate between the typical Mediterranean vegetation and the sub-Mediterranean deciduous broad-leaved forests.181 fungal species were recognized and assigned to seven ecological groups on the basis of substratum, habitat, forest management and/or particular mycorrhizal relationship.Our results have been compared with those obtained in some European deciduous forests. Such a comparison shows the occurrence of 16 thermophilous fungal species in the Siena woods which are missing or very rare in the European deciduous forests. On the basis of our present knowledge, five of these species

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Section: Comparison Of Evergreen Oak Woods Mycocoenoses With Those Ofmentioning

confidence: 99%

Coenological research on macrofungi in evergreen oak woods in the hills near Siena (Italy)

Dominicis

Barluzzi

1983

Vegetatio

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“…Op het plateau (waar het leempakket grotendeels afwezig is) is droge heide (4030). Die terreinen zijn tot vlak na de tweede wereldoorlog erg soortenrijk geweest (Heinemann 1956), zoals voor wel meer heideterreinen in deze streek, maar ze werden in die periode ofwel verlaten ofwel ingeplant met naaldhout, tamme kastanje en of Amerikaanse eik. Als de ondergrond zandig is, is de climaxvegetatie Atlantisch zuurminnen beukenbos met hulst (9120).…”

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Ecohydrologische gebiedsbeschrijvingen van natuurgebieden in Vlaanderen in het kader van PAS

Becker¹

2020

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“…ectomycorrhizal fungi). Heinemann 1956;Carbiener et al 1975). Important contributions to its methodology were made by e.g.…”

Section: Approaches To Ecology and Coenology Of Macro Fungimentioning

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The analysis and classification of fungal communities with special reference to macrofungi

Arnolds¹

1992

Fungi in Vegetation Science

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This chapter treats the various approaches, methods and terms, used for the study of fungal communities in general, and communities of macrofungi in particular. The morphological, taxonomic, ecological and methodological differences between macro-and microfungi are discussed. Communities of macrofungi are studied in different ways, using mycocoenological, mycosynusial, mycofioristic-ecological, phytocoenological and geographical approaches, which are concisely treated. The status of fungal communities, mycocoenoses and mycosocieties is discussed, as well as the related terminology. Attention is paid to the different degrees of dependence of fungi on other organisms and to the consequences for analysis and classification of mycocoenoses. The criteria for the selection of sample plots, viz. uniformity, size and representativity, are reviewed. The more important methods for qualitative and quantitative analysis of mycocoenoses are presented, as well as methods for the synthesis of these data in relation to frequency and duration of mycocoenologic.al analysis. Finally, the different approaches to classification of mycocoenoses are critically considered.2.

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Les landes a calluna du district picardo-braban�on de belgique

Cited by 15 publications

References 29 publications

Coenological research on macrofungi in evergreen oak woods in the hills near Siena (Italy)

Coenological research on macrofungi in evergreen oak woods in the hills near Siena (Italy)

Ecohydrologische gebiedsbeschrijvingen van natuurgebieden in Vlaanderen in het kader van PAS

The analysis and classification of fungal communities with special reference to macrofungi

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