Significantly ice-covered and with a very small flora (11 vascular species and about 60 bryophyte taxa), Heard Island is still emerging from the effects of the last glacial maximum. This study presents the results of a general vegetation survey. A baseline framework of environmental conditions that affect vegetation on the island is described and a classification (TWINSPAN) analysis based on presence/absence data of both vascular plant species and bryophyte taxa is provided. Distinct suites of taxa were identified on the island, some containing bryophytes only. Fifteen ecological groups were delineated. A discussion of ecological amplitude of import ant bryophyte and vascular plant taxa on Heard Island is included
The terrestrial vegetation of Dover and Erith Islands is comprised oflow forest dominated by Allocas...
Scientific observations have demonstrated massive changes in tall tussock and megaherb cover on Macq...
Extreme changes in temperature, rainfall and wind regimes have been correlated with plant species ra...
The vascular and bryophyte floras of subantarctic Heard Island were classified using cluster analysi...
Aim The aim here was to assess whether the present-day assemblage of subantarctic flowering plants i...
Heard Island is a pristine and remote volcanic sub-Antarctic island in the Southern Ocean, south of ...
The plateau of sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island supports an open short herb, feldmark vegetation that ...
Maud Island (Te Hoiere - "a long paddle or mighty pull") is a moderately sized island of 309 hectare...
Macquarie Island has a high diversity of vascular plant species and vegetation communities compared ...
The recent distributional history of two Macquarie Island vascular plant species, Carex trifida, Poa...
A comparison is made of the bryophyte floras of two small maritime Antarctic islands lying at simila...
AbstractWe studied the development of the Antarctic herb tundra vegetation formation in relation to ...
Antarctica allows at the same time to study the effects of change on the environment with minimal an...
King George Island is the largest island and the principal area used for research bases in Antarctic...
Patterns of variation in the climate, soils and vegetation among 19 sites from 3 subantarctic and on...
The terrestrial vegetation of Dover and Erith Islands is comprised oflow forest dominated by Allocas...
Scientific observations have demonstrated massive changes in tall tussock and megaherb cover on Macq...
Extreme changes in temperature, rainfall and wind regimes have been correlated with plant species ra...
The vascular and bryophyte floras of subantarctic Heard Island were classified using cluster analysi...
Aim The aim here was to assess whether the present-day assemblage of subantarctic flowering plants i...
Heard Island is a pristine and remote volcanic sub-Antarctic island in the Southern Ocean, south of ...
The plateau of sub-Antarctic Macquarie Island supports an open short herb, feldmark vegetation that ...
Maud Island (Te Hoiere - "a long paddle or mighty pull") is a moderately sized island of 309 hectare...
Macquarie Island has a high diversity of vascular plant species and vegetation communities compared ...
The recent distributional history of two Macquarie Island vascular plant species, Carex trifida, Poa...
A comparison is made of the bryophyte floras of two small maritime Antarctic islands lying at simila...
AbstractWe studied the development of the Antarctic herb tundra vegetation formation in relation to ...
Antarctica allows at the same time to study the effects of change on the environment with minimal an...
King George Island is the largest island and the principal area used for research bases in Antarctic...
Patterns of variation in the climate, soils and vegetation among 19 sites from 3 subantarctic and on...
The terrestrial vegetation of Dover and Erith Islands is comprised oflow forest dominated by Allocas...
Scientific observations have demonstrated massive changes in tall tussock and megaherb cover on Macq...
Extreme changes in temperature, rainfall and wind regimes have been correlated with plant species ra...