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M.N. Osipov, V.A. Bacalin, A.V. Markovskii.
Information about the bryo- and lichenoflora of the Vodlozero National Park
// Biodiversity of Fennoscandia (diversity, human impact, nature conservation). Petrozavodsk: Karelian Research Centre of RAS, 1997.
1997 in the Vodlozero National Park there were geobotanical studies. A small bryo- and lichenological herbarium has been collected in process of these studies.
Knowledge about flora of bryophytes of the National Park is very fragmentary. One can find it in L.A. Volkova's works, who researched environs of Vodlozero lake and in V.K. Antipin's & P.N. Tokarev's work about mire ecosystems of the park. These authors indicate 44 species of mosses for the park territory among which 24 Sphagnum's species. Our studies, even being fragmentary because of other tasks of field work, permitted to discover 26 new, for park, bryophytes, among which 12 Hepaticae. Now 70 species of mosses are known for the Vodlozero National park (56 Musci and 14 Hepaticae). The samples of Diplophyllum taxifolium (Wahlenb.) Dum is of especial interest. This mosses were only known in two provinces of Fennoscandia (Karelia ladogensis and Karelia keretina). New 7 species for floristic district were discovered for the first time.
The lichens are explored in this district not enough. We have only two articles (M.A. Potasheva and V.K. Antipin & P.N. Tokarev), these have knowledge about four species of lichens (Cladina rangiferina, C. arbuscula, C. stellaris & Lobaria pulmonaria). We discovered 55 species of lichens, 51 from which are new for the Vodlozero National Park. The diminution of significance of epilitic lichens is noted which is very likely connected with the absence of Cliffs.
on the territory of the Vodlozero National Park. We discovered 2 lichen species, which are indicators of clear air. They are Usnea comosa (Ach) Rohl & Lobaria pulmonaria (L.) Hoffm., moreover the last one is rare on the territory of Karelia. The most rare samples on the researched test territory are: Psudoevernia furfuracea, Calicium viride, Usnea hirta, Usnea lapponica, Cladonia sracilescens, the most frequent are: Cetraria pinastri, Alectoria sarmentosa, Platismatia glauca, Cladina rangiferina and Cladina sylvatica.
Bryo- and lichenoflora are not discovered completely at present time and require elaboration and supplements.
Knowledge about flora of bryophytes of the National Park is very fragmentary. One can find it in L.A. Volkova's works, who researched environs of Vodlozero lake and in V.K. Antipin's & P.N. Tokarev's work about mire ecosystems of the park. These authors indicate 44 species of mosses for the park territory among which 24 Sphagnum's species. Our studies, even being fragmentary because of other tasks of field work, permitted to discover 26 new, for park, bryophytes, among which 12 Hepaticae. Now 70 species of mosses are known for the Vodlozero National park (56 Musci and 14 Hepaticae). The samples of Diplophyllum taxifolium (Wahlenb.) Dum is of especial interest. This mosses were only known in two provinces of Fennoscandia (Karelia ladogensis and Karelia keretina). New 7 species for floristic district were discovered for the first time.
The lichens are explored in this district not enough. We have only two articles (M.A. Potasheva and V.K. Antipin & P.N. Tokarev), these have knowledge about four species of lichens (Cladina rangiferina, C. arbuscula, C. stellaris & Lobaria pulmonaria). We discovered 55 species of lichens, 51 from which are new for the Vodlozero National Park. The diminution of significance of epilitic lichens is noted which is very likely connected with the absence of Cliffs.
on the territory of the Vodlozero National Park. We discovered 2 lichen species, which are indicators of clear air. They are Usnea comosa (Ach) Rohl & Lobaria pulmonaria (L.) Hoffm., moreover the last one is rare on the territory of Karelia. The most rare samples on the researched test territory are: Psudoevernia furfuracea, Calicium viride, Usnea hirta, Usnea lapponica, Cladonia sracilescens, the most frequent are: Cetraria pinastri, Alectoria sarmentosa, Platismatia glauca, Cladina rangiferina and Cladina sylvatica.
Bryo- and lichenoflora are not discovered completely at present time and require elaboration and supplements.
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