Claim · model-written summary
Anomodon, Neckera and Hypnum cupressiforme were classified as facultative epiphytes.
- Outcome
- Facultative epiphytes (epiphyto-epiliths)e0
AnomodonVerbatim
e0“Facultative epiphytes (epiphyto-epiliths) include species of the genus Anomodon Hook. & Taylor, Neckera s.l., Hypnum cupressiforme Hedw.”
Title
EPIPHYTES IN THE BRYOFLORA OF THE UZHANSKI NNP AND ITS ENVIRONS
V. VIRCHENKO; M. KRYVTSOVA; YA. HASYNETS Scientific Bulletin of the Uzhhorod University. Series Biology 2023. doi:10.32782/1998-6475.2023.54.33-36
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- Observation The park and surroundings contained 75 bryophyte species.
- Observation Fourteen liverwort species were recorded.
- Observation Sixty-one moss species were recorded.
- Observation Metzgeriaceae was the most represented liverwort family, with four species.
- Observation Porellaceae was among prevailing liverwort families, with two species.
- Observation Frullaniaceae was among prevailing liverwort families, with two species.
- Observation Most liverworts found on park trees were facultative epiphytes.
- Observation Epigeid or epixyl liverworts were much less frequent than facultative epiphytes.
- Observation Metzgeria furcata, M. conjugata and Radula complanata were among the most common tree-associated species in the park.
- Observation Orthotrichaceae was the richest moss family with nine species.
- Observation Brachytheciaceae was among the richest moss families with eight species.
- Observation Neckeraceae was among the richest moss families with seven species.
- Observation Plagiotheciaceae was among the richest moss families with five species.
- Observation Syntrichia papillosa, Zygodon rupestris and Ulota crispa were considered obligatory epiphytes in the park.
- Observation Epixillae, epigeids and occasional epiliths occurred on trunks in addition to dominant epiphytic mosses.
- Observation Brachythecium geheebii, Dicranum viride and Neckera pennata were found in the national park.
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