A New Species of Pellia

Krajina, Vladimir J.; Brayshaw, T. C.

doi:10.1639/0007-2745(1951)54[59:ansop]2.0.co;2

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“…However, near the middle and in the second half of the 20th century, several additional species were described due to thorough morphological studies, namely Pellia borealis Lorb. from Europe, [2,3], Pellia columbiana Krajina et Brayshaw [4] and Pellia megaspora R.M. Schust.…”

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The Current Diversity and Distribution of the Simple Thalloid Genus Apopellia (Marchantiophyta): Evidence from an Integrative Taxonomic Study

2023

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An integrative study of expanded sampling of Apopellia species, including the topotype of Apopellia megaspora, made it possible to clarify the taxonomic position and distribution of the species of the genus. The ITS1-2 and trnL-F sequence data were obtained for 36 molecularly tested specimens, including the topotype Apopellia megaspora, that together with data previously deposited in GenBank, support the treatment of Apopellia as a separate genus and A. alpicola as a distinct species, as well as radically change the idea on the distribution of the species of the genus. It is shown that A. megaspora is an American-Asian species with single records in Europe, whereas A. alpicola is a West-American-Eurasian species widespread in western North America and occurring scattered in Eurasia. Both species occur in the mountains of western North America and south Siberia. A. endiviifolia is widespread in Europe, scattered in Asia and so far not confirmed for America. The expanded sampling of Apopellia spp. allows us to clarify the morphological features of the species of the genus, and microphotographs illustrate the more-important morphological features.

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The Current Diversity and Distribution of the Simple Thalloid Genus Apopellia (Marchantiophyta): Evidence from an Integrative Taxonomic Study

2023

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Reflections on the life, work, and times of Vladimir Joseph Krajina

Wali¹

1988

Can. J. Bot.

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A distinguished teacher, botanist, ecologist, and conservationist, Professor Vladimir Joseph Krajina has made major contributions to basic ecology and to the understanding of Canada's natural environment. He has fostered an enviable rigor in the conduct of ecological studies. Combining a unique blend of European and North American ecological approaches to the study of ecosystems, his original synthesis using a biogeoclimatic classification of the ecosystems of British Columbia is now followed both in the classroom and in natural resource management. As a teacher, he has left a strong legacy to ecology through his many students. His achievements in conservation, through the establishment of 117 ecological reserves in British Columbia, devoted solely to ecological research by law, are legendary.

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Evolution and speciation inPellia, with special reference to thePellia megaspora-endiviifoliacomplex (Metzgeriales), I. Taxonomy and distribution

Schuster¹

1981

Journal of Bryology

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A New Species of Pellia

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The Current Diversity and Distribution of the Simple Thalloid Genus Apopellia (Marchantiophyta): Evidence from an Integrative Taxonomic Study

The Current Diversity and Distribution of the Simple Thalloid Genus Apopellia (Marchantiophyta): Evidence from an Integrative Taxonomic Study

Reflections on the life, work, and times of Vladimir Joseph Krajina

Evolution and speciation inPellia, with special reference to thePellia megaspora-endiviifoliacomplex (Metzgeriales), I. Taxonomy and distribution

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