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Helodium blandowii was rediscovered in the Alpes.

Taxon: Helodium blandowiiHelodium blandowiie0
Outcome: rediscoverye0
Setting: Alpese0

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“A rediscovery of the moss Helodium blandowii is presented for the whole Alpes”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 89–166

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Floristische Kurzmitteilungen 05 (2025)

C. Gilli; G. Kleesadl; C. Schröck Stapfia 2025. doi:10.2478/stapfia-2025-0005

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Observation Microeurhynchium pumilum is new to the native flora of Upper Austria.
Observation Sphenolobus saxicola was rediscovered in Austria.
Observation Anacamptis coriophora was rediscovered in Upper Austria.
Observation Anagallis foemina was rediscovered in Upper Austria.
Observation Centaurea nigra agg. is new to the alien flora of Upper Austria.
Observation Phalaris paradoxa is new to the alien flora of Upper Austria.
Observation Ranunculus muricatus is new to the alien flora of Upper Austria.
Observation Sinacalia tangutica is new to the alien flora of Upper Austria.
Observation Veronica acinifolia is new to the alien flora of Upper Austria.
Observation Orthodontium lineare is new to the alien flora of Upper Austria.

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A. hookeri snow-season mass loss was 69.8% and 83.0% of annual loss in timberline and forest.

Taxon: A. hookeriActinothuidium hookerie0
Outcome: mass loss ratee0
Value: 69.8% and 83.0%e0

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“The mass loss rate of A. hookeri in snow-covered season accounted for 69.8% and 83.0% of the whole year’ s in timberline and coniferous forest”
✓ located after whitespace/quote normalisation · abstract, characters 546–688

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[Litter decomposition and lignocellulose enzyme activities of Actinothuidium hookeri and Cys- topteris montana in alpine timberline ecotone of western Sichuan, China].

Ya-mei Chen; Run-lian He; Chang-chun Deng; et al. PubMed 2015

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Freeze-thaw cycles mainly affected decomposition enzyme activities in snow-covered season.

Taxon: A. hookeri and C. montanaActinothuidium hookeriCystopteris montanae0
Outcome: enzyme activitiese0
Setting: snow-covered seasone0

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“The enzyme activities of A. hookeri and C. montana in the process of decomposition were mainly affected by the freeze-thaw cycle in snow-covered season”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1293–1444

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[Litter decomposition and lignocellulose enzyme activities of Actinothuidium hookeri and Cys- topteris montana in alpine timberline ecotone of western Sichuan, China].

Ya-mei Chen; Run-lian He; Chang-chun Deng; et al. PubMed 2015

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Paludella squarrosa, Helodium blandowii and Tomentypnum nitens are characteristic taxa of the Paludello palustris-Caricetum plant community.

Taxon: Paludella squarrosa, Helodium blandowii, Tomentypnum nitensPaludella squarrosaTomentypnum nitensHelodium blandowiie3
Outcome: characteristic taxa of the Paludello palustris-Caricetume3

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“Among them are especially the characteristic taxa of the Paludello palustris-Caricetum Succow 1974 Paludella squarrosa, Helodium blandowii, Tomentypnum nitens and Philonotis calcarea”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 683–865

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Die Moosflora Eines Lebenden Flusstal-Durchströmungsmoores im Tal der Blinden Trebel (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)

Jens Schramm; Heinrich Wollert Herzogia 2010. doi:10.13158/heia.23.2.2010.257

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Actinothuidium hookeri had a moderate growth rate nearly independent of habitat.

Taxon: Actinothuidium hookeriActinothuidium hookerie0
Outcome: growth ratese0
Direction: moderatee0
Qualifier: nearly independent of habitate0

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“Actinothuidium hookeri and Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus had moderate growth rates nearly independent of habitat”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1131–1240

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MOSS GROWTH RATE AND ITS ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINANTS IN SUBALPINE CONIFEROUS FOREST AND CLEAR-CUT LAND IN EASTERN TIBETAN PLATEAU, CHINA

Yi Ta Shao Journal of Plant Ecology 2007

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Observation Moss growth rates varied among species and habitats.
Observation Hylocomium splendens had the highest moss growth rate.
Observation Dicranum assamicum had the lowest moss growth rate.
Association H. splendens grew faster in forest than in clear-cut land.
Association D. assamicum grew faster in forest than in clear-cut land.
Association Thuidium lepidoziaceum grew faster in forest than in clear-cut land.
Association In clear-cut land, growth was inversely correlated with distance to forest for the three faster forest species.
Observation Rhytidiadelphus triquetrus had a moderate growth rate nearly independent of habitat.
Observation From May to July, forest radiation level was almost always lower.
Observation From May to July, forest vapor pressure deficit was almost always lower.
Association Moss growth rate was strongly negatively correlated with habitat VPD.
Mechanism Microtopographic factors might offset habitat effects for habitat-insensitive species.
Recommendation The authors propose moss growth rate as an indicator of favorable habitat.

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Filiform branched paraphyllia and triangular stem leaves distinguish Actinothuidium hookeri from Lescuraea morrisonensis.

Taxon: A. hookeriActinothuidium hookerie0
Outcome: Filiform branched paraphyllia and triangular stem- leavese0
Comparator: Lescuraea morrisonensise0

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“Filiform branched paraphyllia and triangular stem- leaves which characterize A. hookeri are distinguishable from unbranched foliose paraphyllia and ovate-lanceolate stem-leaves of Lescuraea morrisonensis.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 160–364

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Lescuraea morrisonensis (Takaki) Nog. fo. sichuanensis Wang, Hu & Redfearn, a synonym of Actinothuidium hookeri (Mitt.) Broth.

Tzen‐Yuh Chiang; Wei-Hsin Hu 1998

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Observation Lescuraea morrisonensis fo. sichuanensis is synonymized to Actinothuidium hookeri.

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Helodium blandowii is reported as a first British Post-glacial record in the deposit.

Taxon: Helodium blandowiiHelodium blandowiie0
Outcome: first British Post‐glacial recorde0

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“the first British Post‐glacial record of Helodium blandowii”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 610–669

Title

TWO QUATERNARY DEPOSITS IN THE LOWER TEES BASIN

D. J. BELLAMY; M. E. BRADSHAW; G. R. MILLINGTON; et al. New Phytologist 1966. doi:10.1111/j.1469-8137.1966.tb05967.x

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