Claim · model-written summary
The liverwort Cephaloziella dentata is new for Switzerland, found in a thermophilous subalpine heathland at Alp Glivers.
- Taxon
- Cephaloziella dentataCephaloziella dentatae4
- Outcome
- new for Switzerlande4
- Setting
- thermophilous subalpine heathland at Alp Gliverse4
Verbatim
e4“We report the liverwort Cephaloziella dentata as new for Switzerland, found in a thermophilous subalpine heathland at Alp Glivers, Surselva, Grisons”
Title
Photo Story - New peasants: locals caring for a city meadow, and the haymaking holiday
Nadezhda Kiyatkina; Liudmila Volkova; Timofey Levchenko; et al. Palaearctic Grasslands - Journal of the Eurasian Dry Grassland Group 2020. doi:10.21570/edgg.pg.47.52-57
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- Observation Stands showed 10-25% higher mean total richness of vascular plants, terricolous bryophytes and lichens than the 12th EDGG workshop data.
- Observation Stands showed 50-94% higher maximum total richness of vascular plants, terricolous bryophytes and lichens than the 12th EDGG workshop data.
- Observation Total richness of 61 species was found at 1 m in an unused alpine grassland over limestone.
- Observation Total richness of 109 species was found at 10 m in an unused alpine grassland over limestone.
- Observation Total richness of 163 species was found at 100 m in an unused alpine grassland over limestone.
- Observation Up to 33 bryophyte species were found in 10-m plots.
- Observation Up to 22 lichen species were found in 10-m plots.
- Observation Some subalpine and alpine habitats are among the most species-rich communities at small scales when bryophytes and lichens are included.
- Recommendation The authors recommend that bryophytes and lichens be more regularly included in vegetation surveying and monitoring.