Revision of Nymphaea candida range - new data on the distribution and habitat preferences of the species in southern Poland

Nowak, Arkadiusz; Nobis, Marcin; Dajdok, Zygmunt; Zalewska‐Gałosz, Joanna; Nowak, Sylwia; Nobis, Agnieszka; Czerniawska-Kusza, Izabela; Kozak, Maciej; Stebel, Adam; Bula, R.; Sugier, Piotr; Szlachetka, Andrzej; Bena, Waldemar; Trojecka, A.; Piwowarczyk, Renata; Adamiec, A.; Krawczyk, R.

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“…These communities have developed on the edge of the rushes in Lakes Płotycze Urszulińskie and So- (Wayda 2000). There are some data about its occurrence in different places in this region of Poland, among them in some parts of the Łęczyńsko-Włodawskie Lakeland (Nowak et al 2010). The preliminary study conducted on the occurrence and taxonomical differentiation of Nymphaea genus is the first step towards species recognition in the investigated lakes.…”

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Development of floating-leaved vegetation in three lakes of varied trophy (Leczna-Wlodawa Lakeland)

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2011

Limnological Review

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Development of floating-leaved vegetation in three lakes of varied trophy (Leczna-Wlodawa Lakeland)Nymphaeids are a typical component of littoral vegetation in European lakes. In different types of water bodies they create large stands. This group of macrophyte species grows not deeper than 3 metres, but depending on clarity and depth. The aim of this study was to determine the percentage share and biomass of nymphaeids in investigated lakes with varying trophy and way of use. Furthermore, another aim of the study was a comparative analysis of morphometric features among dominant species of nymphaeids. The studied lakes are a group of eutrophic lakes, in various stages of its advancement from the low eutrophic Lake Płotycze Sobiborskie, through the eutrophic Lake Płotycze Urszulińskie to the highly eutrophic Lake Zienkowskie. In the studied lakes, nymphaeids formed a large part of the phytolittoral as well as macrophyte biomass, the smallest in the strongly eutrophic lake, the largest in the eutrophic lake. In the studied lakes appeared both Nymphaea candida species as well as intermediate forms. Neither the use of the lake nor habitat conditions affected the differentiation of the analysed characteristics of Nuphar lutea, while the most sensitive species was Nymphaea candida.

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Development of floating-leaved vegetation in three lakes of varied trophy (Leczna-Wlodawa Lakeland)

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2011

Limnological Review

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“…Наиболее полезным для идентификации обоих видов во время полевых исследований является количество лучей стигмы. В случае N. candida рыльце пестика состоит из 9-14 лучей, тогда как в случае N. alba от 15 до 25 [1].…”

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PURE WHITE WATER LILY (NYMPHAEA CANDIDA J.PRESL & C.PRESL) AS ONE OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS OF THE STATE NATIONAL NATURAL PARK "KOKSHETAU" (NORTHERN KAZAKHSTAN)

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The analysis of scientific data on biological characteristics, stages of development, chemical properties of individual organs (leaves, roots, flowers, etc.), biological activity of compounds isolated from the pure white water lily (Nymphaea candida J.Presl & C.Presl). The possibilities of practical use of plant raw materials for medicinal purposes are shown. The places of growth of the species in Kazakhstan are reflected both according to herbarium samples and according to the materials of their own research. As a result of the surveys, the growth places of N. candida were found on the territory of the State National Natural park "Kokshetau" (Northern Kazakhstan). They are reservoirs - the Omir Suiy waterfall of the Ormandy Bulak branch and the Uvarovo urochishche of the Nizhne-Burluk forestry district of the Arykbalyk branch. The population area does not exceed 0.2 ha for each reservoir. The phytocenotic role of the species as an important component of the aquatic ecosystems of the region is shown and suggestions for its conservation are given.

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“…2014;MUNTENDAM & al. 1996;NOWAK & al. 2010;SÂRBU, 2015;VOLKOVA & SHIPUNOV, 2007;WATSONA & DALLWITZ, 1992].…”

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J. Plant Develop.

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This paper is focused on the two species of the Nymphaea genus, present in the flora of the Danube Delta, respectively Nymphaea alba L. and N. candida C. Presl. The paper has several objectives as follows: i) to illustrate the morphological identification features mentioned in the literature for Nymphaea alba and N.candida, using material collected from the Danube Delta, ii) to complete the existing information with anatomical-histological data regarding the structure of the lamina and the petiole, with emphasis on the particularities of the mechanical, assimilating and conducting tissues of the two hydrophytes, iii) to present and characterize a variety of the taxon Nymphaea candida -Nymphaea candida var.

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Revision of Nymphaea candida range - new data on the distribution and habitat preferences of the species in southern Poland

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Development of floating-leaved vegetation in three lakes of varied trophy (Leczna-Wlodawa Lakeland)

Development of floating-leaved vegetation in three lakes of varied trophy (Leczna-Wlodawa Lakeland)

PURE WHITE WATER LILY (NYMPHAEA CANDIDA J.PRESL & C.PRESL) AS ONE OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS OF THE STATE NATIONAL NATURAL PARK "KOKSHETAU" (NORTHERN KAZAKHSTAN)

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