2021
DOI: 10.1590/0102-33062020abb0425
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Abstract: The Atlantic Forest contains more bryophyte species and greater endemism than any other Brazilian phytogeographic domain. We analyzed the bryoflora of an Atlantic Forest remnant along the southern Brazilian coast to examine: (i) floristic composition, species richness, life forms and bryocenological groups in different phytophysiognomies (humid lowlands, sandy Restinga forests, and swampy Restinga forests); (ii) floristic similarities among them; and, (iii) the influence of substrate types on bryophyte species… Show more

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“…Also, the mosses usually grew abundantly on the dead trunks on which the fungi were found [16]. Although bryophytes can colonize different environments, studiesrevealthatthemajorityofbryophytespeciesmusthaveapreferenceforasingletype of substrate [103]. The appearance of bryophytes must be influenced by several abiotic factors, as light availability, moisture, and water [102].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, the mosses usually grew abundantly on the dead trunks on which the fungi were found [16]. Although bryophytes can colonize different environments, studiesrevealthatthemajorityofbryophytespeciesmusthaveapreferenceforasingletype of substrate [103]. The appearance of bryophytes must be influenced by several abiotic factors, as light availability, moisture, and water [102].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%