Mitteilungen der Österreichischen Geologischen Gesellschaft/Austrian journal of earth sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
117(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Abstract
Silicified
wood
remains,
especially
redeposited
driftwood,
are
relatively
abundant
in
the
Central
Paratethys
upper
Oligocene
(Egerian)
to
lower
Miocene
(Eggenburgian)
fluviatile
St.
Marein-Freischling
Formation
(SMFF)
northwestern
Lower
Austria
(Waldviertel),
Horn
Basin.
The
SMFF
is
superimposed
on
crystalline
units
of
Bohemian
Massif
and
Basin
overlain
by
marine
formations
(Eggenburgian).
Several
pieces
silicified
show
flight
holes,
tunnels
(=
domichnia)
feeding
traces
new
ichnofossil
Polyphagichnium
altenburgense
igen.
&
isp.
nov.
which
described
detail
herein.
cross-sections
shafts
(“flight
holes”)
tunnels,
clearly
visible
surfaces
tangential
sections
radial
several
specimens,
compared
with
structures
different
recent
gnawing
beetles
(suborder
Polyphaga).
remains
mostly
semi-ringporous
hardwoods
fossil
group
around
Quercoxylon
furwaldense
G
ros
1983.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Окт. 27, 2023
Fine
root
decomposition
is
a
physio-biochemical
activity
that
critical
to
the
global
carbon
cycle
(C)
in
forest
ecosystems.
It
crucial
investigate
mechanisms
and
factors
control
fine
ecosystems
understand
their
system-level
balance.
This
process
can
be
influenced
by
several
abiotic
(e.g.,
mean
annual
temperature,
precipitation,
site
elevation,
stand
age,
salinity,
soil
pH)
biotic
microorganism,
substrate
quality)
variables.
Comparing
rates
within
sites
reveals
positive
impacts
of
nitrogen
phosphorus
concentrations
negative
effects
lignin
concentration.
Nevertheless,
estimating
actual
breakdown
difficult
due
inadequate
methods,
anthropogenic
activities,
impact
climate
change.
Herein,
we
propose
how
physiochemical
characteristics
interact
with
microorganisms
influence
decomposition.
review
summarized
elements
this
process,
as
well
research
methods
used
it.
There
also
need
study
seasonal
changes
affecting
cumulative
evidence
will
provide
information
on
temporal
spatial
dynamics
ecosystems,
determine
logging
reforestation
affect
iScience,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
25(11), С. 105433 - 105433
Опубликована: Окт. 26, 2022
Nurse
logs
are
common
in
modern
forests
from
boreal
to
temperate
and
tropical
ecosystems.
However,
the
evolution
of
nurse-log
strategy
remains
elusive
because
their
rare
occurrence
fossil
record.
We
report
seven
coniferous
nurse
lowermost
uppermost
Permian
strata
northern
China
that
have
been
colonized
by
conifer
sphenophyllalean
roots.
These
roots
associated
with
two
types
arthropod
coprolites
fungal
remains.
Our
study
provides
first
glimpse
into
plant-plant
facilitative
relationships
between
late
Paleozoic
gymnosperms
sphenopsids.
Detritivorous
arthropods
fungi
appear
crucial
for
utilization
forests.
The
phylogenetically
distant
demonstrate
interaction
was
a
sophisticated
seedling
humid
forests,
this
approach
may
adopted
developed
succession
plant
groups
leading
its
wide
representation
forest
Wind-blown
pollen
(pollen
rain)
is
a
major
contributor
to
element
cycling
in
modern
forests
and
aquatic
ecosystems,
particularly
high-latitude
acidic
settings
where
nutrients
are
limiting
factor.
The
rich
package
of
proteins,
nitrogen
phosphorus
residing
within
is,
nonetheless,
inaccessible
most
organisms,
owing
the
indigestible
sporopollenin
walls.
Saprotrophic
breakdown
by
fungi,
some
non-fungal
microorganisms,
can
make
bioavailable,
represents
key
trophic
link
transfer
organic
carbon.
Little
known
about
when
micro-saprotrophs
first
adapted
exploit
pollen,
thus
establishing
this
crucial
step
evolution
terrestrial
ecosystems.
One
approach
examine
fossil
record
palynomorphs.
Here
we
describe
translucent
bodies
referable
either
fungi
(Chytridiomycota)
or
water
moulds
(Oomycetes)
glossopterid
gymnosperms
cordaitaleans,
fern
spores
from
silicified
Permian
(Guadalupian–Lopingian)
peats
Toploje
Member,
Bainmedart
Coal
Measures,
Prince
Charles
Mountains,
Antarctica.
These
probable
holocarpic
thalli
oospores
exploited
nutrient-rich
microgametophyte
tissue
dispersed
miospores
high-palaeolatitude
wetlands.
exceptional
preservation
microorganisms
permineralised
offers
insights
into
deep-time
intimate
ecological
relationships,
otherwise
only
among
extant
biotas.
Permineralisation
has
preserved
sub-micron
details
these
delicate
cryptic
saprotrophs
that
likely
played
roles
forest
mires
Permian.
Our
study
reveals
extensive
recapture
spore/pollen-derived
via
saprotrophic
digestion
was
already
at
play
ecosystems
late
Palaeozoic.
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Июль 10, 2024
Plants
and
insects
are
two
of
the
more
diverse
abundant
organisms
in
terrestrial
ecosystems.
The
fossil
record
plant-insect
interactions
offers
crucial
insights
into
coevolutionary
dynamics
between
these
groups,
shedding
light
on
intricate
relationships
that
have
shaped
study
is
especially
relevant
mid-Cretaceous
ecosystems,
a
time
dramatic
changes
composition
floras
and,
consequently,
relationships.
Here,
we
describe
first
suite
from
Mexico.
We
studied
554
plant
fossils
El
Chango
Lagerstätte
(Cintalapa
Formation,
Chiapas,
Mexico),
including
vegetative
(leaves)
reproductive
structures
(fruits
seeds).
flora
was
dominated
by
gymnosperms
(89.3%)
followed
angiosperms
(10.7%);
other
such
as
pteridophytes
bryophytes,
were
absent.
In
total,
5.4%
specimens
hosted
some
damage.
Angiosperms
(all
broad-leafed
forms),
despite
being
much
less
common
than
gymnosperms,
expressed
evidence
damage
herbivores
(35.6%
damaged).
contrast,
narrow-leafed
dominant
group
flora,
lower
proportion
herbivory
(1.8%
diversity
types
(DTs)
relatively
low:
14
DTs
identified,
corresponding
to
seven
FFGs,
margin
feeding,
hole
surface
piercing
sucking,
oviposition,
galling,
mining.
Comparison
with
assemblages
reveals
similar
richness
for
but
Chango.
These
results
indicate
preferential
(rather
available
assemblage)
arthropods
during
period
major
structure
However,
it
challenging
resolve
whether
this
apparent
preference
because
particularly
targeted
or
if
simply
broad
leaves
general,
since
most
scale-leafed
forms.
Se
describen
21
maderas
silicificadas
de
la
Formación
Kachaike
(Albiano,
Cretácico
medio),
recolectadas
en
estancia
Tucu
Tucu,
centro-oeste
provincia
Santa
Cruz,
Patagonia
Argentina.
Los
especímenes
están
compuestos
enteramente
por
xilema
secundario
y
el
grado
preservación
varía
entre
cada
uno
los
ejemplares.
estudios
anatómicos
indican
que
son
coníferas
afines
a
las
familias
Araucariaceae
e
Hirmeriellaceae
(=Cheirolepidiaceae),
asignadas
dos
especies
fósiles:
Agathoxylon
antarcticum
Brachyoxylon
patagonicum.
Todos
ejemplares
estudiados
presentan
anillos
crecimiento
marcados,
indicando
estacionalidad
anual.
reconocen
también
patrones
pudrición
similares
producidos
hongos
xilófagos
modernos.
La
presencia
leños
fósiles
permite
un
mejor
entendimiento
paleoflora
Kachaike,
basada
previamente
únicamente
palinológicos
hojas
fósiles.
Asimismo,
brinda
información
adicional
cuanto
dominancia
del
estrato
arbóreo
parte
durante