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Thermal tolerance of tropical and temperate alpine plants suggests that ‘mountain passes are not higher in the tropics’
ArticleAbstract: Aim: Tolerance of species to extreme temperatures largely determines their distribution and vulnerabPalabras claves:climate seasonality, Ecophysiology, Rapoport's rule, temperature resistance, the Andes, thermal biology, thermal tolerance breadthAutores:Klimeš A., Meneses R.I., Priscilla Muriel, Ricardo Jaramillo, Sklenář P., Wojtasiak S.S.Fuentes:scopusStrategies of diaspore dispersal investment in Compositae: The case of the Andean highlands
ArticleAbstract: Background and Aims: Understanding diaspore morphology and how much a species invests on dispersal aPalabras claves:alpine ecosystems, ASTERACEAE, Compositae, diaspore investment, diaspore morphological traits, Tropical AndesAutores:Baker W.J., Beck S.G., Carilla J., Carlos Suarez Ballesteros, D. J.Nicholas Hind, Diazgranados M., Eguiguren P., Elaine Françoso, Eleanor Hammond Hunt, Forest F., Francisco Cuesta C., Gámez L.E., Gemma Muller, Halloy S., Hidalgo O., L. Hudson, Luís Daniel Llambí, Luis Palazzesi, Maurin O., Melcher I., Meneses R.I., Nikolay Aguirre, Priscilla Muriel, Ricardo Jaramillo, Shyamali Roy, Tovar C., Viñas P., Viruel J., Yager K.Fuentes:scopusCompositional shifts of alpine plant communities across the high Andes
ArticleAbstract: Aim: Climate change is transforming mountain summit plant communities worldwide, but we know littlePalabras claves:Climate change, community thermal scores, latitude, Mountains, Species richness, thermophilization, vegetation dynamicsAutores:Antonella Bernardi, Beck S.G., Carilla J., Cuello S., Duchicela S.A., Eguiguren P., Francisco Cuesta C., Gámez L.E., Halloy S., Kenneth James Feeley, L. Hudson, Luís Daniel Llambí, M. V. Lencinas, Meneses R.I., Nikolay Aguirre, P. Rosero-Añazco, Pauli H., Peri P.L., Priscilla Muriel, Ramirez L.A., Ricardo Jaramillo, Thompson N., Tovar C., Yager K.Fuentes:scopusVegetation structure and aboveground biomass of Páramo peatlands along a high-elevation gradient in the northern Ecuadorian Andes
ArticleAbstract: The high-elevation peatlands of the páramos of the northern Andes constitute a diverse environment tPalabras claves:aboveground biomass, ECUADOR, elevation gradient, Paramo, peatlands, Plant communitiesAutores:Esteban Suárez, Hribljan J.A., Juan Esteban Zurita, Katie Harvey, Lenka G. Doskocil, Ricardo Jaramillo, Segundo Chimbolema, Victoria TrianaFuentes:scopusUsing 3D models to quantify aboveground biomass in the cushion-forming species Plantago rigida in an Andean páramo peatland
ArticleAbstract: Peatlands dominated by cushion-forming species have been recognised for their high rates of soil carPalabras claves:3d modelling, structure from motion, VolumeAutores:Andrés Marmol-Guijarro, Esteban Suárez, Lenka G. Doskocil, Ricardo Jaramillo, Segundo ChimbolemaFuentes:scopusOn the Use of ‘‘Alpine’’ for High-Elevation Tropical Environments
ArticleAbstract:Palabras claves:Autores:Andrea C. Encalada, Esteban Suárez, Hofstede R.G.M., Ricardo Jaramillo, Riveros-Iregui D.A., Segundo ChimbolemaFuentes:scopusChallenges and opportunities for restoration of high-elevation Andean peatlands in Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: Páramo peatlands are a regional reservoir of biodiversity and ecosystem services, accumulating largePalabras claves:Andes, ECUADOR, Human impact, Paramo, peatlands, restorationAutores:Chimner R.A., Esteban Suárez, Leo Zurita-Arthos, Lilleskov E.A., P. Arellano, Ricardo Jaramillo, Segundo Chimbolema, Stanovick J.S.Fuentes:scopusAre Temperate Alpine Plants With Distinct Phenology More Vulnerable to Extraordinary Climate Events Than Their Continuously Flowering Relatives in Tropical Mountains?
ArticleAbstract: Alpine plants are perceived as some of the most vulnerable to extinction due to the global climate cPalabras claves:alpine plants, Climate change, latitudinal trends, phenology, reproduction successAutores:Bílá K., Kindlmann P., Křenová Z., Ricardo Jaramillo, Shelly J.S., Sivila S., Sklenář P.Fuentes:scopusDistribution changes in páramo plants from the equatorial high Andes in response to increasing temperature and humidity variation since 1880
ArticleAbstract: Climatic changes threaten the diverse and highly endemic páramo flora of the equatorial Andes with sPalabras claves:ANTISANA, Biodiversity, CHIMBORAZO, Climate change, Ecological indicator values, tropical alpine, Upslope migrationAutores:Antonella Bernardi, Diazgranados M., Katya Romoleroux, Moret P., Priscilla Muriel, Ricardo Jaramillo, Sklenář P.Fuentes:scopusMicroclimatic Warming Leads to a Decrease in Species and Growth Form Diversity: Insights From a Tropical Alpine Grassland
ArticleAbstract: Due to warming, changes in microclimatic temperatures have shifted plant community structure and dynPalabras claves:Andes, Biomass, Climatic conditions, field experiments, functional trait, mountain ecosystems, TEMPERATUREAutores:Duchicela S.A., Esteban Pinto, Francisco Cuesta C., Priscilla Muriel, Ricardo Jaramillo, Salazar E., Tovar C.Fuentes:scopus