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in southern Africa. It is thought they developed in tandem with the spread of savannahs which resulted in an increase in tall grasses which are easily flammable during the long dry season associated with the savannah climate. Some well-known examples of geoxyles are the sand apple
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and subsequently diverging within the last two million years. In contrast to their close relatives, these plants have developed in areas with both high rainfall and a high frequency of fires. They are sometimes known as
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is a plant in which an enlarged, woody structure occurs beneath the surface of the ground. Such plants have developed independently in various plant lineages, mostly evolving in the
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Their occurrence is influenced by environmental disturbances and climate seasonality, while soil fertility impacts functional types and their diversity.
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Structure and composition of woody belowground biomass of geoxyle in grasslands and open woodlands in south-central Angola
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Maurin, O.; Davies, T.J.; Burrows, J.E.; Daru, B.H.; Yessoufou, K.; Muasya, A.M.; van der Bank, M.; Bond, W.J. (2014).
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from which emerge aerial shoots which may be ephemeral. These growth forms are found in
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Pausas, JG; Lamont, BB; Paula, S; Appezzato-da-Glória, B; Fidelis, A (2018).
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Index

Pliocene
subshrubs
lignotubers
axes
savannahs
Parinari capensis
Erythrina zeyheri
Combretum platypetalum
Lannea edulis
Ancylobothrys petersiana
Diospyros galpinii
Elephantorrhiza elephantina
Erythrina resupinata
Eugenia albanensis
Eugenia capensis
Maytenus nemorosa
Pachystigma venosum
Salacia kraussii


"Savanna fire and the origins of the 'underground forests' of Africa"
doi
10.1111/nph.12936
hdl
2263/49453
PMID
25039765
"Unearthing belowground bud banks in fire-prone ecosystems"
doi
10.1111/nph.14982

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