ArticleEcology and evolution2025
Diversity Drivers of Inland Saline Vegetation-What Unites Them and Divides Them?
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- Herbaceous plant diversity mediates saline-alkaline soil improvement in the yellow river delta.Frontiers in microbiology · 2025Article
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Abstract
The current knowledge on vegetation of salt-affected habitats has been advanced, calling for a supra-regional assessment. We evaluate the common and distinct features of inland saline/alkaline landscapes of temperate Europe in terms of floristic composition, vegetation types, and abiotic conditions to find out what are the main drivers of their spatial variability and diversity. We delineate 13 subregions with a high occurrence of inland saline/alkaline habitats and by utilizing extensive field surveys in the past 20 years we analyze factors presumably affecting their variability: the size of the area, its proximity to the seacoast, and bioclimatic variables. We subjected them to descriptive statistics and ANOVA; principal components analysis was performed to reduce the number of dimensions for each dataset; correlation analysis was conducted to identify the statistical dependence between the diversity of subregions and observed factors. Despite the general uniformity typical for saline habitats, we observed that the subregions exhibit significant dissimilarity. Among the 107 autochtonous plant specialists, they have in common only one obligate and five facultative halophytes (
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