Lewinskya sordida 5 claims

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Also written in claims: Orthotrichum sordidum — NCBI synonyms: Orthotrichum sordidum

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Ten species were new records for Georgia.

Taxon: Lewinskya sordidaLewinskya sordidae0
Outcome: new records for the bryophyte florae0
Value: Ten speciese0
Setting: Georgiae0

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“Ten species are new records for the bryophyte flora of Georgia: Lewinskya sordida, L. vladikavkana, Nyholmiella gymnostoma, Orthotrichum consobrinum, O. hispanicum, O. patens, O. philibertii, O. stellatum, Ulota coarctata and U. intermedia”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 342–581

Title

Orthotrichaceous Mosses (Orthotricheae, Orthotrichaceae) of the GeneraLewinskya,Nyholmiella,Orthotrichum,PulvigeraandUlotaContributions to the Bryophyte Flora of Georgia 1

Jan Eckstein; Hans-Joachim Zündorf Cryptogamie Bryologie 2017. doi:10.7872/cryb/v38.iss4.2017.365

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Observation The survey found 27 orthotrichaceous moss species in Georgia.
Observation Three records were the first for the wider Caucasus.
Observation The known Orthotricheae flora of Georgia rose to 30 species.
Observation The group had very similar species diversity to northeastern Turkey.

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Orthotrichum sordidum was recorded for the second time in Turkey.

Taxon: Orthotrichum sordidumLewinskya sordidae0
Outcome: recorded for the second timee0
Setting: Turkeye0

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“Orthotrichum sordidum and Syntrichia fragilis are recorded for the second time in Turkey.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 296–385

Title

THE BRYOPHYTE FLORA OF BURDUR PROVINCE (TURKEY)

Nevzat Batan; Turan Özdemir Arctoa 2016. doi:10.15298/arctoa.25.14

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Observation The survey identified 247 bryophytes from 99 genera and 45 families across 185 localities.
Observation Of the identified taxa, 26 were liverworts.
Observation Of the identified taxa, 221 were mosses.
Observation Syntrichia fragilis was recorded for the second time in Turkey.
Observation All recorded taxa are new to Burdur province.

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Orthotrichum sordidum was recorded for the second time in Turkey.

Taxon: Orthotrichum sordidumLewinskya sordidae0
Outcome: recorded only for the second time in Turkeye0
Setting: Turkeye0

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“Hookeria acutifolia and Orthotrichum sordidum, were recorded only for the second time in Turkey”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 467–562

Title

New Bryophyte Records from Turkey and Southwest Asia

Nevzat BATAN; Osman Özcan; Turan Özdemir Telopea 2014. doi:10.7751/telopea20147916

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Observation Orthotrichum hookeri is newly recorded in Turkey.
Observation Plagiothecium neckeroideum is newly recorded in Turkey.
Observation Thamnobryum neckeroides is newly recorded in Turkey.
Observation Orthotrichum hookeri is newly recorded in Southwest Asia.
Observation Plagiothecium neckeroideum is newly recorded in Southwest Asia.
Observation Hookeria acutifolia was recorded for the second time in Turkey.

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Orthotrichum sordidum was reported for the first time in Pennsylvania.

Taxon: Orthotrichum sordidumLewinskya sordidae0
Outcome: reported for the first time from the statee0
Setting: Pennsylvaniae0

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“Fissidens bushii, F. exilis, and Orthotrichum sordidum are reported for the first time from the state. Distributional data are presented for 23 species of mosses that are either of rare or infrequent occurrence in Pennsylvania.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 1781–2008

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“The majority of these collections are from the central region of the state (Cameron, Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, Huntingdon, and Mifflin counties)”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 2417–2564

Title

Distributional Records of Rare or Infrequently Collected Species of Mosses in Pennsylvania

Ronald A. Pursell The Bryologist 1973. doi:10.2307/3241423

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Ohio is the southernmost limit for several moss species common in southeastern Canada and northeastern United States.

Taxon: Orthotrichum sordidum Lesq. & JamesLewinskya sordidae0
Outcome: southernmost limite0
Setting: Ohioe0

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“Ohio is the southernmost limit for several species common in southeastern Canada and northeastern United States. Among these, Orthotrichum sordidum Lesq. & James, Leskea nervosa (Schwaegr.) Myr., and Mnium punctatum Hedw. may be noted from Clinton Co.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 229–480

Title

Riccia albida, a Valid Species

Ronald L. McGregor; Bernadette Menhusen The Bryologist 1961. doi:10.1639/0007-2745(1961)64[71:raavs]2.0.co;2

Other claims from this paper (1)

Observation Bryum bicolor is more frequent southward and had previously been known in Ohio only from Athens County.