Ecology and distribution of Dicranum viride (Sull.  Lesq.) Lindb. (Bryophyta) in the Southern Ural Mts.

Баишева, Э. З.; Mežaka, Anna; Широких, П. С.; Martynenko, Vasilij B.

doi:10.15298/arctoa.22.07

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“…A strong association between D. viride and H. cupressiforme var. filiforme is also widely highlighted in the bryo-sociological literature (Bardat and Hugonnot 2002, Mežaka et al 2008, Baisheva et al 2013. We suggest then that H. cupressiforme var.…”

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“…(Ignatova and Fedosov 2008). In Europe, it is recorded from isolated localities in the Basque country (in Spain and France), central and eastern France (Bardat and Hugonnot 2002), south-west Germany (Stebel et al 2011, Meinunger andSchröder 2007), south Scandinavia (Baisheva et al 2013), and Poland (Stebel et al 2011). French populations define the western limit of its European range.…”

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“…Dicranum viride is listed in Annex II of the 'EU Habitat Directive', and it has consequently been the subject of many recent studies, mainly in the field of bryosociology (Bardat andHugonnot 2002, Perdrizet andMcKnight 2012). It grows in closed bryophytic communities, being associated with a diverse assemblage of common woodland bryophyte species (Mežaka et al 2008, Baisheva et al 2013. It is generally considered to be a moss of old-growth forest, and its occurrence is often associated with veteran trees and large trunks (Bardat and Hugonnot 2002, Infante et al 2012, Stebel et al 2012, Fudali and Wolski 2015.…”

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The vegetative reproduction of Dicranum viride (Sull. & Lesq.) Lindb. as a likely explanation for micro-habitat and stand-type relationships – implications for forest management

Gréaume,

Hugonnot,

Pépin

et al. 2023

Lindbergia

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The vegetative reproduction of Dicranum viride (Sull. & Lesq.) Lindb. as a likely explanation for micro-habitat and stand-type relationships – implications for forest management

Gréaume,

Hugonnot,

Pépin

et al. 2023

Lindbergia

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“…We considered Dicranum viride , a rare, nemoral moss of Holarctic distribution, known from Europe, European Russia, the southern part of the Far East and North America (Bardat and Hugonnot 2002, Baisheva et al 2013). This corticolous epiphyte mainly grows at the base of living deciduous trees (Dierßen 2001, Bardat and Hugonnot 2002, Stebel et al 2014).…”

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“…The climate is oceanic, with an average annual precipitation level of 714 mm and frequent fog. In addition, three streams cross the forest, forming a pond network that makes the Compiègne forest suitable habitat for species that require high atmospheric humidity such as D. viride (Baisheva et al 2013).…”

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Disentangling fine‐ and large‐scale colonization processes in metapopulation dynamics: a case study on a threatened epiphytic bryophyte

Percel,

Bouget,

Gosselin

et al. 2024

Oikos

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Understanding the colonization process of species living in a dynamic fragmented habitat is essential to assess their persistence. In the metapopulation theory, the colonization of a species can be quantified using the turnover of occupancy in habitat patches. However, this approach is often limited by the feasible size of surveyed areas. Because many species are capable of long‐distance dispersal, such areas often constitute open systems undergoing colonization of propagules coming from outside, the ‘background deposition'. We focus on disentangling background deposition from local colonization among surveyed patches when analyzing turnover. We consider two spatial scales: 1) focal areas where all patches are monitored over time; 2) a larger extent, encompassing the focal areas, over which the distribution of the target species is quantified with a coarse spatial grain. Our key idea is to use the regional connectivity of focal areas within the larger scale as a covariate when analyzing colonization events within focal areas. A positive effect of regional connectivity on the colonization probability of patches may indicate background deposition. We applied this approach to the epiphytic bryophyte Dicranum viride in a managed temperate deciduous forest, considering phorophyte trees as patches, forest stands as focal areas and the whole forest as the larger scale. We combined a fine‐grained turnover survey of occupied trees within three forest stands (~ 3 ha) with a coarse‐grained snapshot of D. viride distribution over the forest (~ 15 000 ha). Regional connectivity came out as the most significant factor, with a strong positive effect on colonization probability within stands. However, it was attributed to sources in the immediate vicinity of focal stands, suggesting a short‐ranged colonization process occurring across stands' borders rather than long‐distance background deposition. Our results thus call for maintaining a stepping‐stone of habitat across the forest through time to improve D. viride persistence.

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EU habitat directive bryophyte species distribution and conservation in Latvia

Mežaka,

Pošiva-Bunkovska,

Oļehnoviča

et al. 2023

Biologia

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Ecology and distribution of Dicranum viride (Sull. Lesq.) Lindb. (Bryophyta) in the Southern Ural Mts.

Cited by 11 publications

References 10 publications

The vegetative reproduction of Dicranum viride (Sull. & Lesq.) Lindb. as a likely explanation for micro-habitat and stand-type relationships – implications for forest management

The vegetative reproduction of Dicranum viride (Sull. & Lesq.) Lindb. as a likely explanation for micro-habitat and stand-type relationships – implications for forest management

Disentangling fine‐ and large‐scale colonization processes in metapopulation dynamics: a case study on a threatened epiphytic bryophyte

EU habitat directive bryophyte species distribution and conservation in Latvia

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