Claim · model-written summary
The recorded liverworts preferred rocky substrates and disturbed soil.
- Taxon
- liverwortsMarchantiophytae0
- Outcome
- prefer to grow on rocky substrates and disturbed soile0
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirectionValueQualifier
Verbatim
e0“Revealed liverworts prefer to grow on rocky substrates and disturbed soil.”
Title
Liverworts (Marchantiophyta) of the Unya River Basin (Northern Urals, Komi Republic)
M. V. Dulin; G. V. Zheleznova Novosti sistematiki nizshikh rastenii 2024. doi:10.31111/nsnr/2024.58.2.b23
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- Method / resource The first annotated liverwort list for the Unya basin contains 85 species, one subspecies and three varieties in 50 genera and 32 families, with location, substrate, habitat and reproduction data.
- Observation New Komi Republic locations were described for Frullania oakesiana.
- Observation New Komi Republic locations were described for Reboulia hemisphaerica.
- Observation New Komi Republic locations were described for Radula lindenbergiana.
- Observation New locations were described for protected Arnellia fennica.
- Observation New locations were described for protected Lophozia ascendens.
- Observation New locations were described for protected Metzgeria furcata.
- Observation New locations were described for protected Nardia breidleri.
- Observation New locations were described for protected Odontoschisma elongatum.
- Observation New locations were described for protected Porella platyphylla.
- Observation New locations were described for protected Scapania apiculata.
- Observation New locations were described for protected S. nemorea.
- Observation Forest habitats had the highest liverwort diversity with 49 species.
- Observation Rock outcrops had high liverwort diversity with 37 species.
- Observation Spruce-fir forests led forest formations with 31 liverwort species.
- Observation About 45% of identified liverwort species formed reproductive structures.