Peculiarities of distribution and aspects of reproduction of ANTHURUS ARCHERY (BERK.) E. fisch on the territory of national natural park "Gutsulshina"

Pasaylyuk, M. V.; Petrichuk, Yu.; Tsvid, N.; Сухомлин, М. М.

doi:10.31548/bio2018.01.001

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Bìoresur. prirodokoristuvannâ

2018

DOI: 10.31548/bio2018.01.001

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Peculiarities of distribution and aspects of reproduction of ANTHURUS ARCHERY (BERK.) E. fisch on the territory of national natural park "Gutsulshina"

M. V. Pasaylyuk¹,

Yu. Petrichuk²,

N. Tsvid³

et al.

Abstract: Anthurus archeri (Berk.) E. Fisch-зникаючий вид родини Phallaceae, включений до "Червоної книги України". Є рідкісним у Болгарії, Данії, Румунії. Метою роботи було визначення особливості росту А. archeri Sh01 як важливого етапу збереження виду методом ex-situ, зазначення нових природних локалітетів гриба на території Національного природного парку "Гуцульщина" методом in situ; та отримання результатів моніторингу відтворювальних ділянок, закладених методом re-situ для А. archeri у 2012-2015 рр. У результаті пр… Show more

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The history of research of fungi and fungi-like organisms on the territory of the Hutsulshchyna NNP and the role of security, protection and the environmental measures by in situ, ex situ, re situ in conserving their diversity

Pasailiuk¹

2023

Proc. SNHM

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The chronology of researches the fungi and fungi-like organisms on the territory of the Hutsulshchyna National Nature Park is described. Information is bases on the Chronicles of Nature of the Park since the time of it creation. The contribution of researchers in the study of the fungal biodiversion of the Park is noted. 1.01.2022 List of fungi of the Park counts 1214 species, of which 23 species are included in the Red Book of Ukraine. The information about in situ, ex situ and re situ methods are represented. In situ method aims the preservation of fungi and their localities. Ex situ method is expressed by introduction into artificial culture of fungi and maintenance of viability of fungal mycelium in collections of pure cultures. Re situ method is expressed by reproduction of aboriginal strains species of fungi in their natural conditions, involving in situ and ex situ practice. The environmental effect of using in situ, ex situ and re situ measures on the territory of Hutsulshchyna National Park is described. The development of growing methods for rare species of fungi in laboratory conditions is pointed. Reducing the threat of extinction of rare fungi due to re-situ technology and systematic fruiting of fungi at the mycological reproductive areas is explained. Certain legal aspects of protection of fungi and mushroom-like organisms are described within the "Program of protection, preservation and reproduction of rare species of fungi", approved by the Scientific and Technical Council of NNP "Hutsulshchyna". The question of creating the protection zones for rare species of fungi is outlined. The collections of macromycetes of Hutsulshchyna National Park are briefly described. The collection of pure cultures numbers 7 species of 13 strains, the collection of herbarium and wet preparations numbers 175 specimens. The important scientific and educational role of the collections is noted, the main purpose of their further operation is marked, as well as the methods and results of popularization of scientific researches among children, youth and adults. The connection of scientific achievements with the creation of a favorable economic climate for the community is indicated. Probably positive results of introduction of new recreational services - fungi therapy routes and commercial cultivation of new species of edible, rare, pharmaceutically popular species of fungi are marked.

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The history of research of fungi and fungi-like organisms on the territory of the Hutsulshchyna NNP and the role of security, protection and the environmental measures by in situ, ex situ, re situ in conserving their diversity

Pasailiuk¹

2023

Proc. SNHM

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Peculiarities of distribution and aspects of reproduction of ANTHURUS ARCHERY (BERK.) E. fisch on the territory of national natural park "Gutsulshina"

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The history of research of fungi and fungi-like organisms on the territory of the Hutsulshchyna NNP and the role of security, protection and the environmental measures by in situ, ex situ, re situ in conserving their diversity

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