Drought responses and phenotypic plasticity of Maprounea guianensis populations in humid and dry tropical forests
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Resumo: | Abstract The wide distribution of Maprounea guianensis populations in contrasting environments (dry and humid forests) in the Chapada Diamantina, northeastern Brazil, can indicate the phenotypic plasticity of this species in relation to seasonal rainfall, drought regimes, and soil characteristics at different sites. Functional traits were measured in five individuals in each vegetation types. Water potential, succulence, thickness and density leaf, were evaluated during the dry and rainy periods; wood density and the saturated water content of the wood were evaluated in rainy period. Rainfall was monitored monthly for two years. The functional traits and the phenotypic plasticity indices (PPI) were submitted to analysis of variance. Our results demonstrated seasonal and spatial variations in plant functional traits. We found a low capacity for storing water in leaves and woody tissues, associated with soil properties and the seasonal rainfall/drought regimes, conditioning water potential variations that were greatest during the rainy season. Local environmental parameters influenced variations in the functional traits of M. guianensis populations, reflecting phenotypic plasticity. We highlight the connections between drought regimes and plant responses, demonstrating the importance of functional traits associated with water availability (especially water potential). Our study evidences the factors associated with the wide distribution of M. guianensis. |
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Drought responses and phenotypic plasticity of Maprounea guianensis populations in humid and dry tropical forests |
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Drought responses and phenotypic plasticity of Maprounea guianensis populations in humid and dry tropical forests |
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Drought responses and phenotypic plasticity of Maprounea guianensis populations in humid and dry tropical forests Santos,Marília Grazielly Mendes dos functional traits soil properties water availability |
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Drought responses and phenotypic plasticity of Maprounea guianensis populations in humid and dry tropical forests |
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Drought responses and phenotypic plasticity of Maprounea guianensis populations in humid and dry tropical forests |
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Drought responses and phenotypic plasticity of Maprounea guianensis populations in humid and dry tropical forests |
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Drought responses and phenotypic plasticity of Maprounea guianensis populations in humid and dry tropical forests |
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Drought responses and phenotypic plasticity of Maprounea guianensis populations in humid and dry tropical forests |
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Santos,Marília Grazielly Mendes dos |
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Santos,Marília Grazielly Mendes dos Sousa,Alexsandro dos Santos Neves,Sâmia Paula Santos Rossatto,Davi Rodrigo Miranda,Lia d’Afonsêca Pedreira de Funch,Ligia Silveira |
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Sousa,Alexsandro dos Santos Neves,Sâmia Paula Santos Rossatto,Davi Rodrigo Miranda,Lia d’Afonsêca Pedreira de Funch,Ligia Silveira |
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Santos,Marília Grazielly Mendes dos Sousa,Alexsandro dos Santos Neves,Sâmia Paula Santos Rossatto,Davi Rodrigo Miranda,Lia d’Afonsêca Pedreira de Funch,Ligia Silveira |
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functional traits soil properties water availability |
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functional traits soil properties water availability |
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Abstract The wide distribution of Maprounea guianensis populations in contrasting environments (dry and humid forests) in the Chapada Diamantina, northeastern Brazil, can indicate the phenotypic plasticity of this species in relation to seasonal rainfall, drought regimes, and soil characteristics at different sites. Functional traits were measured in five individuals in each vegetation types. Water potential, succulence, thickness and density leaf, were evaluated during the dry and rainy periods; wood density and the saturated water content of the wood were evaluated in rainy period. Rainfall was monitored monthly for two years. The functional traits and the phenotypic plasticity indices (PPI) were submitted to analysis of variance. Our results demonstrated seasonal and spatial variations in plant functional traits. We found a low capacity for storing water in leaves and woody tissues, associated with soil properties and the seasonal rainfall/drought regimes, conditioning water potential variations that were greatest during the rainy season. Local environmental parameters influenced variations in the functional traits of M. guianensis populations, reflecting phenotypic plasticity. We highlight the connections between drought regimes and plant responses, demonstrating the importance of functional traits associated with water availability (especially water potential). Our study evidences the factors associated with the wide distribution of M. guianensis. |
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