Eet kalkbrott på Ölands alvar - en stenøken med knivskarpe miljögränser.

Kaj Sand Jensen; Lars Båstrup-Spohr; Anders Winkel; Claus Lindskov Møller; Jens Borum; Klaus Peter Brodersen; Torbjörn Lindell; Peter Anton Stæhr

Eet kalkbrott på Ölands alvar - en stenøken med knivskarpe miljögränser.

Kaj Sand Jensen, Lars Båstrup-Spohr, Anders Winkel, Claus Lindskov Møller, Jens Borum, Klaus Peter Brodersen, Torbjörn Lindell, Peter Anton Stæhr

Freshwater Biology

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Abstract

Extreme environmental gradients generate distinct patterns in species distributions dependent on their stress tolerance and competitive capability. This is the situation along the steep land-water gradient in a stone quarry on Öland's alvar. Availability of water and nutrients varies profoundly between bare limestone slabs with no soil, via temporary to permanent ponds with thick sediments. Only a few, extremely robust species of plants (Sedum album and S. acre), colonial cyanobacteria (Nostoc commune) and mosses (Syntrichia ruralis and Racomitrium canescens) survive on the bare limestone slabs experiencing prolonged summer drought and winter flooding. Nostoc commune can survive drought for many months and resume photosynthesis and efficient HCO ^3" utilization within minutes after water has become available.

Originalsprog	Svensk
Tidsskrift	Svensk Botanisk Tidskrift
Vol/bind	104
Udgave nummer	1
Sider (fra-til)	23-31
ISSN	0039-646X
Status	Udgivet - 2010

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