New Zealand machair vegetation
Machair vegetation is reported for the first time from New Zealand. The habitat is similar to that of British machairs in climate, topography and generally in soil. pH and CaCO3 content are much lower through most of the sequence, though this difference may partly reflect the greater disturbance of...
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| description | Machair vegetation is reported for the first time from New Zealand. The habitat is similar to that of British machairs in climate, topography and generally in soil. pH and CaCO3 content are much lower through most of the sequence, though this difference may partly reflect the greater disturbance of British machair. Sea machair is present, predominantly comprising native species. This grades into machair proper, which contains many species found also in British machair. The machair includes Ammophila-occupied hillocks, a feature typical of British machair. Machair marsh is also present. |
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| subjects | Ammophila arenaria botanical composition coastal plant communities Dune hillock duneland plants Dunes Exotic flora Grassland soils habitats Machair marsh marine environment Oceans Organic soils Salt marshes Sand Seas site factors Soil ecology Soil organic matter Vegetation |
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