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Limitación por nutrientes del crecimiento de Cymodocea nodosa (Ucria) Ascherson en sedimentos carbonatados en el Mar Menor, Murcia, SE de España

Authors: Terrados, Jorge; Ros, Joandomènec;

Limitación por nutrientes del crecimiento de Cymodocea nodosa (Ucria) Ascherson en sedimentos carbonatados en el Mar Menor, Murcia, SE de España

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[ES] Distintos experimentos de adición de nitrógeno y/o fósforo en praderas de Cymodocea nodosa (Ucria) Ascherson sobre arenas carbonatadas en el Mar Menor (Murcia, SE España) demuestran que el crecimiento de esta fanerógama marina está limitado por la disponibilidad de fósforo. La adición de fósforo produjo un aumento de la biomasa, superficie, tasa de crecimiento y, en algún experimento, cociente P/B de los haces. El contenido en nitrógeno y fósforo de las hojas aumentó en respuesta a la fertilización. El aumento de la densidad de haces de la pradera, hecho que indica una estimulación del crecimiento y ramificación de los rizomas, sólo se produjo en las parcelas fertilizadas conjuntamente con nitrógeno y fósforo. La adición de nitrógeno y/o fósforo al sedimento aumenta el contenido de estos elementos en los rizomas y raíces.

[EN] Experimental nitrogen and/or phosphorus additions to Cymodocea nodosa (Ucria) Ascherson meadows on carbonate sands in the Mar Menor coastal lagoon (Murcia, SE Spain) showed that leaf growth was P-limited. Phosphorus additions caused increments in shoot biomass, surface, growth rate and, in some cases, P/B ratio. Both N and P leaf content increased in response to nutrient enrichment of sediment. Meadow shoot density only increased, what indicates enhanced rhizome growth and branching, in N+P fertilized plots. Additions of nitrogen and/or phosphorus to the sediment resulted in increases of the content of these elements in rhizomes and roots.

6 pages, 2 figures, 4 tables.

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Cymodocea nodosa, SE Spain, Mar Menor, SE de España, Nutrients, Growth, Crecimiento, Nutrientes

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