In the Amazon floodplain, four major plant communities can be distinguished: algae (phytoplankton and periphyton), aquatic herbaceous plants, terrestrial herbaceous plants, and the floodplain forest. According to their specific requirements, these plant communities occupy different habitats. The distribution of the vegetation is influenced by several factors. The most important ones are: - The duration of the aquatic and terrestrial phases. - The physical stability of the habitat influenced by sedimentation and erosion processes, current and wave action. - Successional processes, related to the life span of the plants and the age of the habitat. - Human impact
The Amazon River and its large tributaries are bordered by floodplains covering tens of thousands of...
The increase in biomass of different aquatic and terrestrial herbaceous plant communities was measur...
Amazonian floodplain forests are characterized by an annual flood pulse with changes of the water ta...
In the Amazon floodplain near Manaus 387 species of herbaceous plants, belonging to 182 genera and 6...
The floodplains of the Amazon River and its main tributaries have a high species diversity, and a bi...
Herbaceous plant species in the Amazon River floodplains, particularly C4 plants, may exhibit NPP va...
Herbaceous aquatic macrophytes cover extensive areas on the floodplains of the Amazon basin and are ...
In the floodplain of the Amazon river near Manaus, 388 herbaceous plant species, excepting epiphytes...
Floodplains are ecosystems, which oscillate between terrestrial and aquatic phases. Therefore, their...
Floodplains are wetlands which oscillate between terrestrial and aquatic phases. This makes them alt...
This study examines the occurrence of vascular epiphytic species in Central Amazonian black-water fl...
Herbaceous species in the Amazon floodplains particularly C4 plants may exhibit NPP values about thr...
The Central Amazonian floodplain forests are subjected to extended periods of flooding and to floodi...
This project described the vegetation of a stretch of the Parana River and investigated which natura...
The major rivers of the Amazon River basin and their biota are threatened by the planned constructio...
The Amazon River and its large tributaries are bordered by floodplains covering tens of thousands of...
The increase in biomass of different aquatic and terrestrial herbaceous plant communities was measur...
Amazonian floodplain forests are characterized by an annual flood pulse with changes of the water ta...
In the Amazon floodplain near Manaus 387 species of herbaceous plants, belonging to 182 genera and 6...
The floodplains of the Amazon River and its main tributaries have a high species diversity, and a bi...
Herbaceous plant species in the Amazon River floodplains, particularly C4 plants, may exhibit NPP va...
Herbaceous aquatic macrophytes cover extensive areas on the floodplains of the Amazon basin and are ...
In the floodplain of the Amazon river near Manaus, 388 herbaceous plant species, excepting epiphytes...
Floodplains are ecosystems, which oscillate between terrestrial and aquatic phases. Therefore, their...
Floodplains are wetlands which oscillate between terrestrial and aquatic phases. This makes them alt...
This study examines the occurrence of vascular epiphytic species in Central Amazonian black-water fl...
Herbaceous species in the Amazon floodplains particularly C4 plants may exhibit NPP values about thr...
The Central Amazonian floodplain forests are subjected to extended periods of flooding and to floodi...
This project described the vegetation of a stretch of the Parana River and investigated which natura...
The major rivers of the Amazon River basin and their biota are threatened by the planned constructio...
The Amazon River and its large tributaries are bordered by floodplains covering tens of thousands of...
The increase in biomass of different aquatic and terrestrial herbaceous plant communities was measur...
Amazonian floodplain forests are characterized by an annual flood pulse with changes of the water ta...