Karadağ florası (Yusufeli, Artvin-Türkiye)

Eminağaoğlu, Özgür; Beğen, Hayal Akyıldırım; Aksu, Güven

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“…The first five families with the most taxa in family ranking are Poaceae 12.13 % (62 taxa), Asteraceae 11.15% (57 taxa), Rosaceae 5.87 % (30 taxa), Fabaceae 5.47% (28 taxa) and Lamiaceae 5.1% (26 taxa). It has given close results for 5 families in the studies conducted in the eastern Black Sea region (Anşin 1979, Ocakverdi 2001, Eminağaoğlu and Anşin 2003, Eminağaoğlu et al 2004, 2008, 2015, Eminağaoğlu et al 2018. Because of similar habitats, studies on the nearer place Karadağ and Barhal show the most similar results with our study Aksu 2015, Eminağaoğlu et al 2018).…”

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Flora of Kılıçkaya Village (Yusufeli-Artvin, Turkey)

Eminağaoğlu¹,

Beğen²,

Aksu³

2021

Artvin Çoruh Üniversitesi Orman Fakültesi Dergisi

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The vascular plant diversity growing in Kılıçkaya (Yusufeli, Artvin), located in the western lesser Caucasus corridor in Turkey, was investigated between 2014 and 2015. In the area under review, 511 plant taxa belonging to 334 genera and 89 families were determined. Of the 511 taxa, 18 Pteridophytes and 492 Magnoliophytes were detected. Magnoliophytes also included 7 Pinophytina and 485 Magnoliophytina. Poaceae (12.13%), Asteraceae (11.15%), Rosaceae (5.87%), Fabaceae (5.47%), Lamiaceae (5.08%) are the largest families, and Poa, Trifolium, Geranium, Veronica, Epilobium and Salix are the largest genera in the study area. The endemism ratio is 5.47 % (28 taxa). Threatened categories were evaluated for 50 taxa according to IUCN Red List Categories. ÖzetTürkiye'de, Batı Aşağı Kafkasya Koridorunda yer alan Artvin ili, Yusufeli İlçesi, Kılıçkaya civarında yayılış gösteren iletim demetli bitkiler 2014 ve 2015 yılları arasında araştırılmıştır. İncelenen alanda, 89 familya ve 334 cinse ait toplam 511 bitki taksonu belirlenmiştir. Bu bitki taksonlarından, 18'i Pteridophyta ve 492'si Magnoliophyta şubesine aittir. Magnoliophyta'nın 7'si Pinophytina ve 485'i Magnoliophytina alt şubesindendir. Çalışma alanından belirlenen en fazla türe sahip familyalar Poaceae (%12.13), Asteraceae (%11.15), Rosaceae (%5.87), Fabaceae (%5.47), Lamiaceae (%5.08) ve en fazla türe sahip cinsler Poa, Trifolium, Geranium, Veronica, Epilobium ve Salix'dir. Endemizm oranı %5.47 (28 takson)'dir. IUCN Kırmızı Liste sınıflarına göre 50 taksonun tehlike kategorileri değerlendirilmiştir.

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“…Present study, 2. Eminağaoğlu et al (2018), 3. Eminağaoğlu et al (2015, 4. , 5.…”

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Flora of Kılıçkaya Village (Yusufeli-Artvin, Turkey)

Eminağaoğlu¹,

Beğen²,

Aksu³

2021

Artvin Çoruh Üniversitesi Orman Fakültesi Dergisi

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“…Aromatic plants are the first preference in this order, followed by geophytes, endemic, woody and medicinal plants. There is special demand from these special interest groups, which have established various associations focusing on Cyclamens, orchids, medicinal and aromatic plants, dendrology, succulents (Eminağaoğlu and Akyıldırım, 2015). Yaralıgöz EOF has a significant potential harbouring 87 medicinal and aromatic plants (Karaköse, 2015) including Alchemilla mollis, Hedera helix, Hypericum perforatum, Laurocerasus officinalis, Rubus hirtus, Rubus ideaus, Rosa canina, Thymus sipyleus, Urtica dioica and Trachystemon orientalis.…”

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Yaralıgöz (Kastamonu) Eğitim ve Gözlem Ormanı’nın Florası ve Botanik Turizm Potansiyeli

Karaköse¹,

Terzioğlu²

2019

Kastamonu Üniversitesi Orman Fakültesi Dergisi

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Aim of Study: In this study, it was aimed to identify the flora of Yaralıgöz Education and Observation Forest and revealing its potential in terms of botanic tourism. Area of study: The study area is the Yaralıgöz Education and Observation Forest, which is within the boundaries of four forest planning units (Devrekani, Tezcan, Şeyhşaban and Karacakaya) belonging to the Kastamonu Regional Directorate. Yaralıgöz Education and Observation Forest is located in the transitional zone between the Euxine province of Euro-Siberian and Irano-Turanian floristic areas in terms of plant geography. Material and Methods: This research is a flora study and the materials of this stııdy included plant specimens collected from Yaralıgöz Mountainbetween 2011 and 2012. Main Results: With this study, 374 vascular plant taxa were identified. Pteridophyta section were represented by 6 taxa, Pinidae sub-class by 7 taxa, and Magnoliidae subclass by 361 taxa. The largest family was Asteraceae (45; 12.1%), followed by Lamiaceae (35; 9.3%), Rosaceae and Fabaceae (27; 7.2%). The phytogeographic regions of 190 taxa represented in the study area are as follows: Euro-Siberian 144 (38.7%), Irano-Turanian 24 (6.4%) and Mediterranean 22 (5.9%). Raunkiaer's life forms showed that Hemicryptophytes with 50.7% Phanerophytes with 15.7% and Cryptophytes with 14.9% were the most frequent life forms. Highlights: Twenty-three endemic and one rare plant taxa were identified. In addition, new distribution areas were determined for the endemic taxon Acer hyrcanum subsp. keckianum and European spruce. Because of the presence of many characteristic plant species, Yaralıgöz Education and Observation Forest has been identified to have an important botanic tourism potential.

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DNA barcoding of Campanula choruhensis Kit Tan & Sorger Endemic to Artvin (Türkiye)

Akyıldırım Beğen,

Eminağaoğlu,

Özcan

2024

Eurasian Journal of Forest Science

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DNA barcoding is the method of description of species based on gene diversity. In current studies, registration, genetic identification and protection of especially endemic plant species are carried out by DNA barcoding techniques. Molecular studies are based on the amplification and sequencing of the barcode gene region by the PCR method. Campanula choruhensis Kit Tan & Sorger is endemic and widespread in Artvin, Erzurum and around Çoruh valley passing through it. Roots of this species are used in medicinal and aromatic studies. Intense roadworks and dam constructions are carried out in and around the distribution area of this species. This situation harms the habitat of the species and comes across with its extinction. In this study, the plastid barcode gene regions (trnK-rps16 and trnL-rpl32) of the C. choruhensis was sequenced from five populations. To make the identification of this species quickly and accurately, gene sequence compared with sequences of other related Campanula L. species. In addition, gene sequences and phylogenetic relations were given.

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Karadağ florası (Yusufeli, Artvin-Türkiye)

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Flora of Kılıçkaya Village (Yusufeli-Artvin, Turkey)

Flora of Kılıçkaya Village (Yusufeli-Artvin, Turkey)

Yaralıgöz (Kastamonu) Eğitim ve Gözlem Ormanı’nın Florası ve Botanik Turizm Potansiyeli

DNA barcoding of Campanula choruhensis Kit Tan & Sorger Endemic to Artvin (Türkiye)

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