In the Amazon floodplain near Manaus 387 species of herbaceous plants, belonging to 182 genera and 64 families were recorded. 330 species are considered terrestrial, 34 aquatic, 20 palustric and 3 of intermediate status. Most of the terrestrial species occur occasionally and in small numbers, and prefer areas on the levees, which are flooded only during periods of a few weeks or months. Only 5 species frequently formed large monospecific stands and 12 others were very frequent. It is assumed that the disturbance by the regular, monomodal floodpulse of the Amazon River creates a large number of habitats, maintains the communities at a low seral stage and avoids elimination of species by interspecific competition
Summary The vegetation analysis of a Central Amazonian igapó, a forest under severe environmental st...
This study examines the occurrence of vascular epiphytic species in Central Amazonian black-water fl...
Structure and species diversity of tree seedlings (1- 100 cm plant height) was described in three wh...
In the floodplain of the Amazon river near Manaus, 388 herbaceous plant species, excepting epiphytes...
In the Amazon floodplain, four major plant communities can be distinguished: algae (phytoplankton an...
The Amazonian floodplains harbor highly diverse wetland forests, with angiosperms adapted to survive...
Amazonian várzea forests are floodplains inundated by nutrient-rich white-water rivers occurring alo...
The species composition of an area of 0.5 hectare of seasonal inundation forest located between the ...
Herbaceous plant species in the Amazon River floodplains, particularly C4 plants, may exhibit NPP va...
The floodplains of the Amazon River and its main tributaries have a high species diversity, and a bi...
The woody vegetation of the northern Pantanal of Mato Grosso near Poconé can be divided into Cerrado...
The major rivers of the Amazon River basin and their biota are threatened by the planned constructio...
The distribution of tree species along the flood gradient was studied on a transect through a levee ...
Three Peruvian flood plain forests adjacent to the Ucayali river were sampled using nine 1 ha perman...
The Anavilhanas islands in Central Amazonia form the world's greatest freshwater archipelago. They a...
Summary The vegetation analysis of a Central Amazonian igapó, a forest under severe environmental st...
This study examines the occurrence of vascular epiphytic species in Central Amazonian black-water fl...
Structure and species diversity of tree seedlings (1- 100 cm plant height) was described in three wh...
In the floodplain of the Amazon river near Manaus, 388 herbaceous plant species, excepting epiphytes...
In the Amazon floodplain, four major plant communities can be distinguished: algae (phytoplankton an...
The Amazonian floodplains harbor highly diverse wetland forests, with angiosperms adapted to survive...
Amazonian várzea forests are floodplains inundated by nutrient-rich white-water rivers occurring alo...
The species composition of an area of 0.5 hectare of seasonal inundation forest located between the ...
Herbaceous plant species in the Amazon River floodplains, particularly C4 plants, may exhibit NPP va...
The floodplains of the Amazon River and its main tributaries have a high species diversity, and a bi...
The woody vegetation of the northern Pantanal of Mato Grosso near Poconé can be divided into Cerrado...
The major rivers of the Amazon River basin and their biota are threatened by the planned constructio...
The distribution of tree species along the flood gradient was studied on a transect through a levee ...
Three Peruvian flood plain forests adjacent to the Ucayali river were sampled using nine 1 ha perman...
The Anavilhanas islands in Central Amazonia form the world's greatest freshwater archipelago. They a...
Summary The vegetation analysis of a Central Amazonian igapó, a forest under severe environmental st...
This study examines the occurrence of vascular epiphytic species in Central Amazonian black-water fl...
Structure and species diversity of tree seedlings (1- 100 cm plant height) was described in three wh...