Claim · model-written summary
Cryphaea heteromalla is a new record of a very rare species in Sicily.
- Taxon
- Cryphaea heteromalla
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Cryphaea heteromallae1 - Outcome
- new recorde1
- Setting
- Sicilye1
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Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
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Verbatim
e1“Cryphaea heteromalla (new record of a very rare species in Sicily)”
Title
Lorenzo Gianguzzi; Orazio Caldarella; Patrizia Campisi; et al. Plant Sociology 2024. doi:10.3897/pls2024611/01
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- Observation Arbutus unedo is very rare throughout the western sector of Sicily.
- Observation Hypnum cupressiforme was found at low altitudes where it had never previously been found.
- Observation Leptodon smithii was found at low altitudes where it had never previously been found.
- Observation Bacidia rosella is of biogeographic interest or rare in Sicily.
- Observation Gyalecta derivata is of biogeographic interest or rare in Sicily.
- Observation Ramalina roesleri is of biogeographic interest or rare in Sicily.
- Observation Waynea stoechadiana is of biogeographic interest or rare in Sicily.
- Observation Eichleriella leucophaea has its only known location in Italy.
- Recommendation Based on the documentation, these woods can be reported as old-growth forests for the National Network.
- Observation Four different soil profiles were analysed and classified.