Les Pohlia propaguliferes de Belgique (Bryaceae)

Wilczek, R.; Demaret, F.

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“…For example, P. proligera and P. annotina are very similar, and some authors (e.g., Wilczek and Demaret 1970;Lewis and Smith 1978) have even considered them conspecific. However, P. proligera occurs on soils with the highest mean pH among this group, while P. annotina prefers soils in the lowest pH range.…”

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Ecological diversification among nine species of Pohlia (Musci) in western North America

Shaw¹

1981

Can. J. Bot.

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Nine North American species of Pohlia, section Pohliella, form a complex of morphologically and ecologically similar species. In western North America, where there is a broad region of overlap in geographic ranges, they frequently grow together in various combinations. Over 300 soil samples representative of these species were analyzed with respect to organic matter content, pH, and concentrations of exchangeable calcium and magnesium ions, and each species was found to be distinctive in terms of these environmental factors. Morphologically variable species tend to be ecologically and geographically widespread, while less variable species tend to be more restricted. Species with a predominance of primitive morphological features occur primarily on tundra soils of intermediate pH, while morphologically advanced species inhabit road banks or other disturbed sites where the pH may be high or low.

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Ecological diversification among nine species of Pohlia (Musci) in western North America

Shaw¹

1981

Can. J. Bot.

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“…During the recent years the taxonomy of propaguliferous species of Pohlia has undergone the essential changes (Arts, 1990;Lewis & Smith, 1978;Shaw, 1981aShaw, ,b, 1982Wilczek, Demaret, 1970). Thus the necessity of a revision of material collected in Russia has arisen.…”

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On the distribution of propaguliferous species of Pohlia (Bryaceae, Musci) in Russia

Czernyadjeva

1999

Arctoa, a jornal of bryology

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Abstra ctNine species of propaguliferous Pohlia is founded in Russia and adjacent regions: Pohlia andalusica, P. andrewsii, P. annotina, P. beringiensis, P. bulbifera, P. camptotrachela, P. drummondii, P. filum, P. proligera. Their distribution in this regions and habitat preferencies are discussed and maps for each species are provided. Резюме В России и на близлежащих территориях встречаются 9 видов рода Pohlia с выводковыми почками: Pohlia andalusica, P. andrewsii, P. annotina, P. beringiensis, P. bulbifera, P. camptotrachela, P. drummondii, P. filum, P. proligera . Приведены особенности их местообитаний и распространения, а также для всех видов даны карты.

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Systematik der Moose

Schultze-Motel

1972

Fortschritte Der Botanik

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Les Pohlia propaguliferes de Belgique (Bryaceae)

Cited by 12 publications

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Ecological diversification among nine species of Pohlia (Musci) in western North America

Ecological diversification among nine species of Pohlia (Musci) in western North America

On the distribution of propaguliferous species of Pohlia (Bryaceae, Musci) in Russia

Systematik der Moose

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