Effects of mowing and grazing on a Leymus chinensis grassland in the Songnen plain of northeastern China were studied using eight replicates of four grazing and mowing treatments. Canopy cover and biomass of the dominant species (L. chinensis) were lower, and cover of the halophyte Suaeda corniculata higher, on grazed than ungrazed; ungrazed plots showed a response to mowing, but not grazing; s...

SLIDE 4 The marsh plain in Californian salt marshes, which extend from Point Concepción near Santa Barbara, down to Baja California, are well suited to the study of species composition and species assemblages and their relationship to ecosystem function because: The herbaceous vegetation is easily sampled. The marsh plain coexists without interference from invasive species. Halophyte traits are...

Although soil and rhizosphere microbiomes in highly saline environments have been well-studied, the role of salinity ecological processes affecting endophyte colonization persistence remain largely unclear halophytic plants. The present study sampled young mature plants halophyte Suaeda salsa from 42 sites Yellow River Delta, China that varied salinity. Soil physicochemical properties, root lea...

Research on biosaline agriculture has been increasing worldwide in recent years. In this respect, the Iberian halophyte diversity present a high-value ecological solution to be implemented for biosaline-based agroecosystems. The research these halophytic species and, years, especially terms saline adaptation, osmophysiology and nutraceutical potential, highlighting importance potential of agros...

Abstract Glycophyte biomass-derived biochars are currently concerned in most studies. However, little attention is given to the characteristics of halophyte-derived biochars. In this study, five typical halophytes euhalophytes ( Suaeda altissima , salsa and Kalidium foliatum ), recretohalophytes Phragmites australis pseudohalophytes Tamarix chinensis ) which widely distributed arid semiarid reg...