Genetic legacy of ancient lands: Callitriche (Plantaginaceae) indicates Beringia and Paratethys Sea as diversification hotspots for aquatic vascular plants in Eurasia

Ivanova, Maria O.; Volkova, Polina A.; Schanzer, Ivan A.; Arutyunyan, Nazar G.; Bobrov, Alexander A.

doi:10.1016/j.aquabot.2022.103543

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“…Plantaginaceae *Callitriche anceps Fernald. This species was previously known from the Russian Far East as C. subanceps Petrov (Bob rov et al 2014), but we found that the latter is not dif fe ren tiated both morphologically and genetically from North American C. anceps and should be synonymized with it, but not with C. palustris (Ivanova et al 2022). Apart from the island C. anceps was reported from A (Volkova et al 2016(Volkova et al , 2018 and UK; also we revealed it in the vicinities of Ossora village.…”

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Floristic survey of Karaginskii Island (southwest Bering Sea) revealed predictably high diversity of aquatic plants and unexpectedly overlooked terrestrial species

Ivanova,

Volkova,

Yakubov

et al. 2023

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Given the high diversity of aquatic habitats with favorable microclimate, surprisingly low number of aquatic vascular species was reported from Karaginskii Island. Therefore, we conducted its extensive field inventory. Terrestrial and bog plant species were also registered on the island whenever possible to check for general completeness of floristic knowledge. We also performed preliminary survey of aquatic flora of adjacent mainland as a reference. We revealed 26 aquatic vascular taxa, new for the flora of Karaginskii Island among which 17 were new to the Karaginskii District. Ten of them were also found on the adjacent mainland; 6 taxa revealed only on the mainland were new for the Karaginskii District. We found 27 terrestrial and bog vascular species, new for the island flora (14 new for the Karaginskii District). The documented deficiency of data on northern Kamchatka (Koryakia) flora hampers informed protection of endangered species and prevents sound biogeographic zonation of Kamchatka.

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Floristic survey of Karaginskii Island (southwest Bering Sea) revealed predictably high diversity of aquatic plants and unexpectedly overlooked terrestrial species

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Volkova,

Yakubov

et al. 2023

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Are aquatic plants really endangered in Tajikistan (core area of the Mountains of central Asia global biodiversity hotspot)?

Volkova,

Ivanova,

Boboev

et al. 2024

Journal of Asia-Pacific Biodiversity

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High diversity of aquatic Sparganium (Xanthosparganium, Typhaceae) in North Eurasia is mostly explained by recurrent hybridization

Bobrov

Volkova

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2023

Perspectives in Plant Ecology, Evolution and Systematics

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Genetic legacy of ancient lands: Callitriche (Plantaginaceae) indicates Beringia and Paratethys Sea as diversification hotspots for aquatic vascular plants in Eurasia

Cited by 5 publications

References 31 publications

Floristic survey of Karaginskii Island (southwest Bering Sea) revealed predictably high diversity of aquatic plants and unexpectedly overlooked terrestrial species

Floristic survey of Karaginskii Island (southwest Bering Sea) revealed predictably high diversity of aquatic plants and unexpectedly overlooked terrestrial species

Are aquatic plants really endangered in Tajikistan (core area of the Mountains of central Asia global biodiversity hotspot)?

High diversity of aquatic Sparganium (Xanthosparganium, Typhaceae) in North Eurasia is mostly explained by recurrent hybridization

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