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Are plant taxa found on the Witwatersrand serpentine ecotypes or substrate-generalists?

2012-05-01

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Serpentine soils vary in levels of toxicity of the parent material, climate, relief, and biological activity resulting in a range of harsh environments. This harsh environment is likely to result in a unique, usually endemic, flora. However, not all plants growing on serpentine soils are endemic; some plants appear to be indifferent (bodenvag) to the serpentine condition. It is likely that these apparently bodenva...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.sajb.2012.03.002

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