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Annual dune plant communities in the Southwest coast of Europe
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This study presents an updated sintaxonomic review of the annual communities from coastal dunes in the Southwest coast of
Europe, specifically in the Iberian Peninsula, including both types: directly influenced by the sea salt spray and not affected
by this influence. The floristic segregation of the different plant associations was obtained by statistical agglomerative
processes (UPGMA, Unweighted Pair Group Method with Arithmetic Mean) plus principal coordinate analysis (PCoA) and
discussed based on the interpretation of phytosociological tables. Three new communities in central western Portugal were
found and are described: Pseudorlayo minusculae-Polycarpietum alsinifoli, Cerastio diffusae-Vulpietum fontqueranae and
Omphalodo kunzinskyanae-Evacietum ramosissimae.
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biogeography coastal dunes chorology sintaxonomy Iberian Peninsula
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J. C. Costa, C. Neto, M. Martins & M. Lousã (2011): Annual dune plant communities in the Southwest coast of Europe, Plant Biosystems - An International Journal Dealing with all Aspects of Plant Biology, 145:sup1, 91-104