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Riparian systems are highly threatened by alterations in its hydrological regimen and biological invasions. To guide its conservation is important to understand the relationships established between biological invasions and abiotic conditions affected by the hydrological regimen. We analyze the relationship between the distribution pattern of soil...
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... in the distribution pattern of G. triacanthos ( Sosa et al. 2018). A total of three 4 m x 20 m plots were established on each transect, whose major axis was aligned parallel to the coastline. The rst plot was located on the coast edge, the second in the center of the forest and the third on the transition edge between forest and grassland ( Fig. 2). All individuals of G. triacanthos recorded within each plot were counted. The spatial position of each plot was recorded using a Garmin 60CSx ...
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... are also identied. The reduction in sand content at transect 7 is explained by the presence of an area of active deposition found in the transverse island (of recent formation) Banco Grande in front of this transect. A further increase was recorded around transect 8 located in the vicinity of the spit sand bar, an area of active deposition (see Fig. 2; Fig. 4a). The sand content decreases gradually along transects 9, 10 and 11. Transects 9 and 10 are located in an area of lower ow due to the barrier generated by the spit (Fig. 2); in front of transect 11, De la Paloma transect island is located, which concentrates deposition in that area (Fig. ...
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... Grande in front of this transect. A further increase was recorded around transect 8 located in the vicinity of the spit sand bar, an area of active deposition (see Fig. 2; Fig. 4a). The sand content decreases gradually along transects 9, 10 and 11. Transects 9 and 10 are located in an area of lower ow due to the barrier generated by the spit (Fig. 2); in front of transect 11, De la Paloma transect island is located, which concentrates deposition in that area (Fig. ...
