Claim · model-written summary
Sphagnum obtusum had the second largest annual growth (93 mm), in heavily watered bog areas.
- Taxon
- S. obtusumSphagnum obtusume1
- Outcome
- annual growthe0
- Direction
- largest increasese1
- Value
- 93 mme1
- Setting
- heavily watered bog arease1
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Verbatim
e0“The paper presents long-term results (from 10 to 38 years) of studies of the dynamics of annual growth of 11 widespread hygro- and hydrophilic species of sphagnum mosses”
e1“the largest increases were observed for Sphagnum riparium (140 mm) and S. obtusum (93 mm), growing in heavily watered bog areas and not withstanding drying out”
Title
S. I. Grabovik; L. V. Kantserova; S. R. Znamenskiy Russian Journal of Ecology 2024. doi:10.1134/s1067413624602094
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Observation Sphagnum riparium had the largest annual growth (140 mm), in heavily watered bog areas.
- Observation Sphagnum fallax had medium annual growth (65 mm) in low-flow watered bogs.
- Observation Sphagnum subsecundum had medium annual growth (57 mm) in low-flow watered bogs.
- Observation Sphagnum majus had medium annual growth (42 mm) in low-flow watered bogs.
- Observation Sphagnum balticum had medium annual growth (36 mm) in low-flow watered bogs.
- Observation Sphagnum warnstorfii had medium annual growth (28 mm) in low-flow watered bogs.
- Observation Sphagnum divinum had the lowest annual growth (17 mm), on ridges, low hummocks and carpets.
- Observation Sphagnum centrale had the lowest annual growth (15 mm), on ridges, low hummocks and carpets.
- Observation Sphagnum papillosum had the lowest annual growth (12 mm), on ridges, low hummocks and carpets.
- Observation Sphagnum fuscum had the lowest annual growth (8 mm), on ridges, low hummocks and carpets.
- Association Annual growth of sphagnum mosses showed no significant dependence on average temperature during the growing season.
- Association Annual growth of S. fuscum, S. obtusum and S. warnstorfii shows negative dependence on temperature of individual months.
- Association Precipitation during the growing season is the main factor determining annual growth of sphagnum mosses.
- Association Annual growth of S. obtusum, S. papillosum and S. centrale depends significantly on precipitation during the growing season.
- Association Annual growth of S. fallax and S. subsecundum depends significantly on precipitation during the growing season.
- Association The precipitation dependence of annual growth of S. divinum, S. fuscum and S. majus is weak.