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The effects of winter stress on Sphagnum specieswith contrasting macro- and microdistributions [Elektronisk resurs]

Campbell, Charles, 1982- (författare)
Rydin, Håkan, 1953- (författare)
Rydin (medarbetare)
Uppsala universitet Teknisk-naturvetenskapliga vetenskapsområdet (utgivare)
Publicerad: Taylor & Francis, 2019
Engelska.
Ingår i: Journal of Bryology. - 0373-6687. ; 41:3, 205-217
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  • Introduction: Sphagnum L. forms much of the ground cover in northern peatlands. Different species show affinities for bioclimatic regions in Europe (oceanic/continental; northern/southern) and species-specific tolerance of winter conditions can be a factor explaining their distribution. Methods: We focussed on low temperature in a series of experiments and tested (1) the innate ability of a selection of Sphagnum species to tolerate low temperature in relation to their micro-topographic (wetness) and geographical (climate) distribution; (2) the rate of cold tolerance acquisition; and (3) the ability of species to survive a range of low temperature once cold hardened. Key results: Our experiments showed that maximal PSII efficiency ( F v /F m , chlorophyll fluorescence), growth rates and survival were all negatively affected by sub-zero temperatures. Environmental conditions associated with the onset of winter (colder nights and shorter days) triggered the acquisition of cold tolerance in Sphagnum . Conclusions: The results were not unequivocal, but species associated with colder climates were generally more tolerant of sub-zero conditions. Species associated with the wettest and driest ends of the wetness gradient were more consistent in their responses than those in between, with wetter-dwelling species being less sensitive to sub-zero temperature than species found in drier microhabitats. Overall, our results suggest that adaptation to winter conditions contribute to the current distribution patterns of Sphagnum species.   

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Chlorophyll fluorescence
cold tolerance
species distribution
Sphagnum
winter
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