Paper · 2024 · Korean Journal of Plant Taxonomy

Warm-temperate evergreen pterophytes of Korea

Hang-Hwa HONG; Eun-Mi SUN; Kang-Hyup LEE; et al.

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Abstract

Korean evergreen fern species that prefer warm-temperate forests as their main habitats are categorized into three groups according to their present distributions: group I, tropic-originating species; group II, Himalaya-originating species; and group III, endemic to warm-temperate regions of Northeast Asia. Due to global warming, a northward expansion of the species belonging to the group III is expected. New habitats of rare evergreen ferns, Crepidomanes latealatum and Haplopteris flexuosa, were found on the Haenam Peninsula, expanding their known Korean habitat from Jejudo Island.

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Korean evergreen ferns were grouped into three distribution groups.

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evergreen fern speciese0
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categorized into three groupse0

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“Korean evergreen fern species that prefer warm-temperate forests as their main habitats are categorized into three groups according to their present distributions: group I, tropic-originating species; group II, Himalaya-originating species; and group III, endemic to warm-temperate regions of Northeast Asia.”

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Group III evergreen ferns are expected to expand northward with warming.

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evergreen fern speciese1
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northward expansione0
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“Due to global warming, a northward expansion of the species belonging to the group III is expected.”

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“evergreen pterophytes”

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“Korean evergreen fern species that prefer warm-temperate forests as their main habitats”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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A new Haenam Peninsula habitat was found for Crepidomanes latealatum.

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Crepidomanes latealatumCrepidomanes latealatume0
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Haenam Peninsulae0

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“New habitats of rare evergreen ferns, Crepidomanes latealatum and Haplopteris flexuosa, were found on the Haenam Peninsula, expanding their known Korean habitat from Jejudo Island.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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A new Haenam Peninsula habitat was found for Haplopteris flexuosa.

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Haplopteris flexuosaHaplopteris flexuosae0
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Haenam Peninsulae0

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Haplopteris flexuosa
Haplopteris flexuosa · TaxonJacy Chen · CC BY 4.0 · iNaturalist ↗

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“New habitats of rare evergreen ferns, Crepidomanes latealatum and Haplopteris flexuosa, were found on the Haenam Peninsula, expanding their known Korean habitat from Jejudo Island.”

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