About some morphological and morphometric features of Opuntia engelmannii subsp. lindheimeri (Cactaceae), naturalised in the «Cape Martyan» Nature Reserve (Crimea)

Багрикова, Н А; Чичканова, Е. С.

doi:10.24189/ncr.2018.066

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“…В настоящее время сохранение и изучение биоразнообразия мировой флоры, в том числе флоры тропиков и субтропиков, является особенно актуальной проблемой. В ходе ее решения возрастает роль ботанических садов в охране генетического разнообразия и создании коллекций генофонда мировой растительности [1].…”

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Prospects for the Use of Plants of Closed Ground in the Outer Greenery in the Dry Subtropics of Azerbaijan

Bayramov¹,

Gasimov²,

Tahmazova³

2019

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посвящена поиску новых перспективных тропических и субтропических видов семейства Crassulaceae DC, Bromeliaceae Juss., Agavaceae Endl., Cactaceae Juss., Aizoaceae Rudolphi, Asparagaceae Juss., Geraniaceae Juss. Многолетними интродукционными исследованиями выявлены перспективные для культуры в условиях сухих субтропиков виды, разработаны экологические основы их культуры и показаны очаги для их массовой мобилизации.

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Prospects for the Use of Plants of Closed Ground in the Outer Greenery in the Dry Subtropics of Azerbaijan

Bayramov¹,

Gasimov²,

Tahmazova³

2019

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The Materials to the “Black Book” of the Flora of the Crimean Peninsula

Bagrikova

Skurlatova

2021

Russ J Biol Invasions

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Characteristics and distribution of the <i>Opuntia</i> (Cactaceae) representatives naturalized in Crimea

Bagrikova

Perminova

2022

Trudy po prikladnoy botanike, genetike i selektsii

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Background. Representatives of the Opuntia Mill. genus (Cactaceae), growing in natural habitats in South and North Americas, Mexico, Western India, and the Galapagos Islands, are widely used as ornamental, food and medicinal plants in different regions of the world. Many species have naturalized, and at least 27 species (or 14%) are invasive plants, thus posing a threat to local species and plant diversity. The largest numbers of naturalized species were observed in Spain, South Africa, and Australia. Studying the distribution of Opuntia Mill. representatives over Crimea is relevant because eight naturalized representatives of the genus have already been found in the region.Materials and methods. The information about Opuntia engelmannii Salm-Dyck var. lindheimeri (Engelm.) U. Guzman & Mandujano), O. fragilis (Nutt.) Haw., O. humifusa (Raf.) Raf., O. macrorhiza Engelm., O. phaeacantha Engelm. f. rubra Späth., O. polyacantha Haw., O. tortispina Engelm. & J.M. Bigelow, and O. tunoidea Gibbes is based on the research carried out in 2007–2021. Vegetation classification units were identified on the basis of geobotanical studies.Results. General characteristics and distribution of eight Opuntia representatives in natural and cultigenic areas are presented. It has been established that prickly pears were originally planted intentionally in Crimea, but later they spread in anthropogenically disturbed and seminatural biotopes, assigned to nine classes of vegetation (Quercetea pubescentis, FestucoBrometea, SedoScleranthetea, KoelerioCorynephoretea, Artemisietea vulgaris, Asplenietea trichomanis, CistoMicromerietea julianae, TheroBrachypodietea, and Pegano harmalaeSalsoletea vermiculatae). Opuntia humifusa and O. engelmannii var. lindheimeri have the widest distribution in Crimea. All species reproduce by seeds and vegetatively. The text is illustrated with photographs of the species and schematic maps of their distribution over the Crimean Peninsula.

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About some morphological and morphometric features of Opuntia engelmannii subsp. lindheimeri (Cactaceae), naturalised in the «Cape Martyan» Nature Reserve (Crimea)

Cited by 10 publications

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Prospects for the Use of Plants of Closed Ground in the Outer Greenery in the Dry Subtropics of Azerbaijan

Prospects for the Use of Plants of Closed Ground in the Outer Greenery in the Dry Subtropics of Azerbaijan

The Materials to the “Black Book” of the Flora of the Crimean Peninsula

Characteristics and distribution of the <i>Opuntia</i> (Cactaceae) representatives naturalized in Crimea

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