Checklist of the flora of the vicinity of Balakliya (Kharkiv region, Ukraine): native and alien taxa, distribution of rare plants, new findings

Shynder, Oleksandr; Negrash, Julia

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“…Для дендропарку "Олександрія" у м. Біла Церква і Ржищівської громади Київської обл. (Shynder, Doiko, 2020;Doiko et al, 2021) та м. Балаклія на Харківщині (Shynder, Negrash, 2021) через помилкові визначення V. riparia був наведений як V. vulpina L. Саме останній вид вказувався раніше для флори України як такий, що широко культивується в садах і парках та іноді дичавіє (Opredelitel…, 1987), але за нашими даними ця вказівка більшою мірою стосується саме V. riparia. Принаймні останній вид не менш широко вирощується у ботанічних садах і дендропарках (Den-droflora…, 2005) і використовується у селекції (Dulnyeva, Solovyov, 1949), а його гібридні сорти (найчастіше з участю V. rupestris Scheele) були найпоширенішими філоксеростійкими підщепами на виноградниках (Sorty…, 1972).…”

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New floristic records in Kyiv City and its environs

Shynder,

Davydov,

Olshanskyi

et al. 2024

Ukr. Bot. J.

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The results of floristic research in the territory of Kyiv City and its environs (in the adjacent territories of Kyiv Region) are presented. According to the results, five new taxa for the flora of Ukraine are reported: Cardamine occulta, Equisetum × moorei, Lolium × holmbergii, Limonium sinuatum, Lonicera maackii. Chrozophora tinctoria is a new species for the flora of the mainland part of Ukraine. Also, 16 new taxa were identified for the regional floras of the Ukrainian Polissya, Forest-Steppe, and Middle Dnipro regions. In addition, new locations of 69 rare aboriginal and expansive alien taxa are reported. In total, among the studied taxa 38 are native and 53 are alien. Among the studied alien plants, several are potentially invasive ones, and some of them have already demonstrated their invasive nature, in particular: Cornus sanguinea subsp. australis, Erigeron strigosus, Phragmites altissimus, and Vitis riparia. The results of our study confirm that the flora of Kyiv City and its environs is one of the richest floras in the plain part of Ukraine, and currently it is rapidly changing.

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New floristic records in Kyiv City and its environs

Shynder,

Davydov,

Olshanskyi

et al. 2024

Ukr. Bot. J.

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“…[Former Balakliia Raion] Borshchivka village -S, in the gully, along a bottom of the furrow on the south-facing slope, locally, 49.471361° N, 36.970133° E, 19.04.2016, leg. O. I. Shynder (KWHA) (Shynder & Saidakhmedova, 2018); near Chepil village -in the valley of the Chepil river, leg. S. Maslak (Shynder & Saidakhmedova, 2018).…”

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“…O. I. Shynder (KWHA) (Shynder & Saidakhmedova, 2018); near Chepil village -in the valley of the Chepil river, leg. S. Maslak (Shynder & Saidakhmedova, 2018).…”

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“…In some locations from the Steppe zone O. boucheanum is found in the meadow-steppe flora complex (Montrezor, 1898;Kritskaya & Novosad, 2001). In the suburbs of the village Borshchivka in Kharkiv Oblast the habitat of O. boucheanum was found along the thalweg basin on the balka slope, as part of meadow grass (100% coverage), which is formed by Thinopyrum intermedium (Host) Barkworth, D. R. Dewey and Poa pratensis L. with the participation of some other meso-and mesoxerophytic species (Shynder & Saidakhmedova, 2018).…”

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“…In Ukraine, O. boucheanum is distributed in Transcarpathia, the southern zone of the Forest-Steppe, the continental part of the Steppe and is known from the Crimea, and most of its known locations were concentrated in the lower Dnieper region and South-Eastern Ukraine (Bordzilovskyi, 1950;Shynder & Konakh, 2023). But recently the information about the distribution of O. boucheanum has been significantly enriched, in particular, various researchers have identified many new locations of the species, mainly in the lower Dnieper region (Sheleheda & Sheleheda, 2001;Baranovskyi & Tarasov, 2010;Petrochenko, 2017) and other areas (Popova, 2002;Loienko, 2018;Shynder & Saidakhmedova, 2018). In addition, localities of O. boucheanum outside its natural range have been recorded, and new information on the number and structure of populations has appeared.…”

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Ornithogalum boucheanum (Asparagaceae) in Eastern Europe: Native and synanthropic range, habitat conditions and state of population

Shynder¹,

Nehrash²,

Mamchur

et al. 2023

Biosys. divers.

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The geographical distribution, ecological and coenotic features of the place of growth and age structure of Ornithogalum boucheanum populations in Ukraine have been studied. In total, during the entire period of floristic research in Ukraine, 263 native sites of this species were recorded in 13 administrative regions (oblasts). Mostly these sites are concentrated in the Steppe zone, where the main part of the Eastern European fragment of the general natural range of O. boucheanum is represented. For other regions of Ukraine isolated reports of the species are known. It is noted that in addition to reduction in the number of natural habitats of O. boucheanum within the Forest-Steppe and in the southern part of Ukraine Polissya, a secondary adventive natural habitat of the species is formed, where it is part of the immigration group of foreign taxa. It was found that the natural habitats of O. boucheanum are characterized by a certain stenotopy, as the species needs some moisture and is more common in valley and balka landscapes most often in large river basins, which are not prone to drying out and can be favourable ecological corridors for long-distance migration. Favourable conditions for O. boucheanum habitats exist in floodplain and riparian forests, which have sufficient moisture, little competition from other species of grass and a sufficient amount of light in the spring. In addition, O. boucheanum can successfully master artificial and synanthropic groups of tree species, in particular being widespread in the Forest-Steppe and Steppe Robinia plantations. It was found that populations of O. boucheanum in Ukraine have different numbers: with an area of 4–6 hectares, in which there are tens and hundreds of thousands of individuals, to small populations on the northern border of distribution, in Kirovohrad and Kharkiv oblasts, which have a of young invasive character. It is possible that modern conditions have been favourable for the spread of O. boucheanum in the transition zone between the Forest-Steppe and Steppe, and that the process of forming new populations of O. boucheanum is taking place here.

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Flora of water bodies in the eastern part of the Dnieper-Donetsk depression

Rokytianskyi

Gamulya

2021

The Journal of v. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Series "Biology"

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The article presents results of the study of flora of the reservoirs in the eastern part of the Dnieper-Donetsk basin. An annotated list of flora was compiled on the base of personal field research, analysis of herbarium materials, and available literature data. The annotated list provides information on the herbarium specimens, species distribution in the study region, its general geographic distribution, habitat ecology, conservation status, life form, economic significance, and known literature references in the study region. It is established that the flora of water bodies of the area in question includes at least 61 species of higher aquatic vascular plants. The family Potamogetonaceae is the most species-rich (18 species, about 30% of the total aquatic flora of the region). The most species-rich genus is Potamogeton (16 species); other taxa are represented by a small number of species. A dominant life form is a group of submerged rooted aerohydatophytes, which numbers 28 species (45.9% of the total flora); the rooted aerohydatophytes with leaves floating on the water surface account for 12 species (19.6%). In terms of geographical distribution, the most abundant is the species group with a circumpolar type of area (28 species). Fourteen species have Eurasian ranges. Other area types are represented by a small number of species. The aquatic flora of the eastern part of the Dnieper-Donetsk basin has a high sozological value. Twenty-six species (42.6% of the flora) have conservation status. The Red Book of Ukraine includes six species, viz. Aldrovanda vesiculosa L., Utricularia intermedia Hayne, U. minor L., Salvinia natans (L.) All., Trapa natans L., and Nymphoides peltate (S.G. Gmel.) Kuntze. Three of them are listed in Annex I of the Berne Convention, and the other three are tertiary relics. Three species are included in the European Red List of Vascular Plants. The list of rare, endangered, typical, and in need of special protection plant groups (Green Book…., 2009) includes 14 aquatic assemblages. Recently, against the background of a general decrease in autochthonous floristic diversity, new invasive species have appeared in the region, behaving aggressively towards the native flora: Pistia stratiotes L. and Eichhornia crassipes (Mart.) Solms.

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Checklist of the flora of the vicinity of Balakliya (Kharkiv region, Ukraine): native and alien taxa, distribution of rare plants, new findings

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New floristic records in Kyiv City and its environs

New floristic records in Kyiv City and its environs

Ornithogalum boucheanum (Asparagaceae) in Eastern Europe: Native and synanthropic range, habitat conditions and state of population

Flora of water bodies in the eastern part of the Dnieper-Donetsk depression

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