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DOTTORATO DI RICERCA Biology and Conservation Status Of Università degli Studi di Cagliari DOTTORATO DI RICERCA Botanica Ambientale ed Applicata Ciclo XXIV Biology and conservation status of Juniperus macrocarpa Sm. in Sardinia Settore/i scientifico disciplinari di afferenza: BIO/03 Presentata da: Maria Silvia Pinna Coordinatore Dottorato: Prof. Gianluigi Bacchetta Tutor/Relatore. Prof. Gianluigi Bacchetta Co-Tutor: PhD. Eva Maria Cañadas Sánchez, PhD. Oscar Grillo, PhD. Efisio Mattana, PhD. Cristiano Pontecorvo Esame finale anno accademico 2011 – 2012 i ii “Germogli invisibili, infiniti, ben celati, Sotto la neve e il ghiaccio, sotto la tenebra, in ogni pollice quadrato o cubico, Germogli, raffinati, in delicati pezzi, microscopici, non ancora nati, Come feti nell’utero, latenti, ripiegati, compatti, dormenti, Bilioni di bilioni, trilioni di trilioni in attesa, (Sulla terra e nel mare – l’universo – lassù le stelle nei cieli) Urgono lenti e scuri,urgono verso il futuro, si formano all’infinito, E molti più, sempre più in attesa”. Walt Withman, “Germogli invisibili”, Foglie d’erba “ALBERO l'esplosione lentissima di un seme” Bruno Munari, "Fenomeni bifronti" iii SUMMARY ABSTRACT .................................................................................................................................... 1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................... 4 The Juniperus spp. habitat (2250*) ................................................................................................. 5 Taxonomic treatments ..................................................................................................................... 5 Study species ................................................................................................................................... 6 Study area ........................................................................................................................................ 8 Geological, geographical and climatic context of study areas ........................................................ 9 Threats and conservation ............................................................................................................... 10 Plan of the work ............................................................................................................................. 11 Aims ............................................................................................................................................... 12 References ...................................................................................................................................... 13 CHAPTER 1 INTER AND INTRASPECIFIC MORPHOMETRIC VARIABILITY IN JUNIPERUS L. SEEDS ................................................................................................................. 18 Abstract .......................................................................................................................................... 18 Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 18 Materials and methods ................................................................................................................... 20 Seed lot details............................................................................................................................... 20 Seed size and shape analysis........................................................................................................ 21 Statistical analysis......................................................................................................................... 24 Results............................................................................................................................................ 25 Discussion ...................................................................................................................................... 33 Acknowledgements ........................................................................................................................ 36 References ...................................................................................................................................... 36 CHAPTER 2 SEED VIABILITY AND GERMINATION PHENOLOGY IN JUNIPERUS MACROCARPA SM. ..................................................................................................................... 44 Abstract .......................................................................................................................................... 44 Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 45 Materials and methods ................................................................................................................... 47 Seed lot details..............................................................................................................................47 Germination and viability tests..................................................................................................... 47 iv Data analysis.................................................................................................................................. 48 Results ........................................................................................................................................... 48 Viability..........................................................................................................................................48 Germination................................................................................................................................... 50 Discussion ...................................................................................................................................... 53 Acknowledgements ....................................................................................................................... 57 References ..................................................................................................................................... 58 CHAPTER 3 FACTORS AFFECTING EMERGENCE, SURVIVAL AND GROWTH OF JUNIPERUS MACROCARPA SM. SEEDLINGS......................................................................... 64 Abstract .......................................................................................................................................... 64 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 65 Materials and methods ................................................................................................................... 67 Study species and area................................................................................................................... 67 Sampling design and data collection............................................................................................. 68 Data analysis.................................................................................................................................. 68 Results ........................................................................................................................................... 70 Emergence......................................................................................................................................70 Survival...........................................................................................................................................73 Growth............................................................................................................................................76 Discussion ...................................................................................................................................... 77 Emergence......................................................................................................................................77 Survival...........................................................................................................................................79 Growth............................................................................................................................................80 Implication for recovery and conservation.................................................................................... 81 Acknowledgements ....................................................................................................................... 82 References ..................................................................................................................................... 82 CHAPTER 4 JUNIPERUS SPP. HABITAT IN COASTAL DUNES: APPROACH FOR CONSERVATION. ....................................................................................................................... 90 Abstract .......................................................................................................................................... 90 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 91 Materials and methods ................................................................................................................... 93 Data collections...............................................................................................................................93
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