Paper · 2021 · Anatolian Bryology

Asterella saccata (Wahlenb.) A. Evans a new genus and liverwort (Aytoniaceae, Hepaticae) species from Turkey

Mesut KIRMACI; Metin ARMAĞAN; Hatice ÖZENOĞLU

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Abstract

Asterella saccata, which belongs to the Aytoniacaceae family, was added to the bryophyte flora of Turkey for the first time. With this study, the number of genera represented in the family is increased to four with Mannia, Plagiochasma and Reboulia. In addition, this study highlights the importance of investigating poorly researched study areas such as Eastern Anatolia Region in terms of bryophytes so as to fully reveal the flora of Turkish bryophytes.

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Asterella saccata was added to the Turkish bryophyte flora for the first time.

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Asterella saccataAsterella saccatae0
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added to the bryophyte flora of Turkey for the first timee0
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“Asterella saccata, which belongs to the Aytoniacaceae family, was added to the bryophyte flora of Turkey for the first time.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The family now has four recorded genera.

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Asterella saccataAsterella saccatae1
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number of genera represented in the familye0
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increasede0
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“the number of genera represented in the family is increased to four with Mannia, Plagiochasma and Reboulia”

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“Asterella saccata, which belongs to the Aytoniacaceae family”

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