Specifics of developement of high-mountain flora in the Badzhal Range (Khabarovsk Krai)

Shlotgauer, S. D.

doi:10.1134/s1995425514010132

Contemp. Probl. Ecol.

2014

DOI: 10.1134/s1995425514010132

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Specifics of developement of high-mountain flora in the Badzhal Range (Khabarovsk Krai)

S. D. Shlotgauer

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“…The territory is quite well studied in the diversity of vascular plants (Shlotgauer 2015). Theanalysisof vascularflorademonstrateditsremarkable peculiarity (Shlotgauer 2014(Shlotgauer , 2015. In particular, it was emphasized that the geographical peculiarity of the Bad-zhal range is its position in the zone of the increadible conver gence of the ultracontinental and marine climates, which determinestheco-existenceof floristiccomplexessharply contrasting in ecology and origin.…”

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The moss flora of the Badzhal Mountain Range (Khabarovsk Territory, Russian Far East)

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Fedosov²,

Korznikov³

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On the southern periphery of Badzhal Mountain Range on, an area of about 25 sq. km, we found 313 species of mosses, listed here with distribution along with the altitudinal belts, ecotopes, and substrates. Among them, 73 species are newly recorded for the middle part of Khabarovsk Territory, and 39 of them are new to the whole Khabarovsk Territory, including rare species with no or few previously known records in Russia such as Campylopus gracilis, Sematophyllum substrumulosum, Anomodon solovjovii, Bryoerythrophyllum chenii, Dicranum setifolium, Ditrichum macrorhynchum, Haplohymenium longinerve, Okamurea hakkoniensis, Orthotrichum rogeri, Sphagnum miyabeanum, S. subnitens; identity of several species needs in specially focused taxonomic studies. Studied flora is compared with ones of Zeysky State Nature Reserve, Upper Bureya, and a combined list of mosses of Botchinsky Nature Reserve and Tordoki-Yani Mt. Among all these floras, the proportion of Eastern species in Badzhal is the highest. Main types of vegetation and bryophyte ecotopes are briefly characterized; distribution of species along an altitudinal gradient among considered types of habitats and substrates, is discussed.

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The moss flora of the Badzhal Mountain Range (Khabarovsk Territory, Russian Far East)

Pisarenko¹,

Fedosov²,

Korznikov³

et al. 2022

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Specifics of developement of high-mountain flora in the Badzhal Range (Khabarovsk Krai)

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