Schoenoplectiella mucronata (Cyperaceae) in the flora of Ukraine

Moysiyenko, Ivan; Danylyk, I. M.; Melnyk, Ruslana; Sadova, Olena; Zakharova, Maryna

doi:10.15407/ukrbotj76.01.052

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“…There were a few publications devoted to the spontaneous and decorative flora of Ukrainian cemeteries, as well as some research that focused on urban areas (e.g. Burda (1991) , Vasylieva-Nemertsalova (1996) , Moysiyenko (1997) , Moysiyenko (1999) , Melnyk (2001) , Arkushyna (2003a) , Arkushyna (2003b) , Hubar (2006) , Kushnyr (2006) , Hamulia and Zviahyntseva (2010) , Zavialova (2010) , Sukhanova (2012) , Eremenko (2013) , Gerasimyuk (2014) , Besarabchuk and Volhin (2017) , Maltseva (2019) ). Given the extremely high level of anthropogenic transformation of the steppe flora of Ukraine, the role of the phytodiversity research on small objects, such as old cemeteries, is growing.…”

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Vascular plants of old cemeteries in the Lower Dnipro region (Southern Ukraine)

Skobel¹,

Moysiyenko²,

Sudnik‐Wójcikowska³

et al. 2023

BDJ

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The dataset contains the records of vascular plant species occurrences and distribution in old cemeteries (OC) of the Lower Dnipro region (Southern Ukraine). The analysed cemeteries were located in different types of landscapes (agricultural, rural and urban) and represent various ways of using their area (currently used, closed, abandoned). The floristic list includes 440 species of vascular plants (437 in situ, 3 ex situ). The dataset demonstrates a sozological (Red-lists species) value of old cemeteries in Southern Ukraine. The cemeteries constitute refuges of native, rare and steppe flora and play a role of steppe habitat islands in a landscape almost completely transformed to arable land or urbanised. This is the first dataset which contains information about flora of old cemeteries in Lower Dnipro region (Southern Ukraine). The dataset comprises 2118 occurrences of vascular plants (440 species) recorded in the years 2008-2021 in 13 old cemeteries of the Lower Dnipro region. The dataset includes information about 85 occurrences of rare species (23 species in situ, 3 ex situ) and 652 occurrences of 117 steppe species.

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Vascular plants of old cemeteries in the Lower Dnipro region (Southern Ukraine)

Skobel¹,

Moysiyenko²,

Sudnik‐Wójcikowska³

et al. 2023

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“…Such a process is observed in the structure of a significant number of European urban floras (Burda 1991, Dolan et al 2011, Buse et al 2015, Zvyagintseva 2015, Glukhov & Derevyanska 2016. The mesophytization of urban vegetation is observed in the cities of the steppe zone (Moysiyenko 1999, Melnyk 2001, Iepikhin 2008, Maltseva 2019, Karmyzova & Baranovsky 2020. Thus, the participation of ruderal species in the flora increases and the participation of steppe species significantly reduces.…”

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Ecological Features and Anthropogenic Transformation of Wetlands as Part of Urban Floras of Ukraine

Zviahintseva,

Kazarinova,

Abramova

et al. 2023

ABUD

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Living conditions of plant species and their communities are changing due to urbanization. This affects the composition of urban flora and vegetation, especially those species and communities that grow in excessively wet habitats. The article considers the anthropogenic transformation of vegetation cover of wetlands in such cities of Ukraine as Vinnytsia, Kharkiv and the Donetsk-Makiyivka agglomeration. There is a tendency of increasing the drought-resistant species in studied wetlands. At the same time, the presence of adventive species in the vegetation cover of wetlands indicates that the urban flora is gradually adapting to coexistence with humans. Ecological analysis of hygrophytic plant communities indicates the process of changing them by ruderal coenoses. The plant communities with wide ecological amplitude and the participation of adventive species form the wetlands' vegetation of studied cities.

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Synopsis of the order Juncales (Liliopsida) in Ukraine

Danylyk

Olshanskyi

2021

Biosys. divers.

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Juncales is an order of vascular plants with cosmopolitan distribution. Two families of Juncales are present in flora of Ukraine: Juncaceae and Cyperaceae. Through 1985–2021, we conducted comprehensive revision of Juncales in Ukraine. The aim of this research was to compile a checklist of Juncales species in the flora of Ukraine. Our research is based on herbarium materials, literature data and field trips. We collected data in many herbariums of Ukraine and other countries. Our understanding of the taxa was further supplemented by field observations in mountainous (Carpathians and Crimea) and plain territories of Ukraine. Also, we collected information about Juncales species from numerous literature sources. For each taxon, we provided nomenclatural citation and basic synonyms. According to our data, the order Juncales in the flora of Ukraine contains 188 species, belonging to 19 genera. Lists of Juncales species can be found in many thorough publications. For a long time, Checklist of Mosyakin & Fedoronchuk (1999) was the main list in the nomenclature of vascular plants in Ukraine. To date, many nomenclature and taxonomic changes have been accumulated. For example, we accept genera Schoenoplectiella and Oreojuncus here. Researchers have found many new species for the territory of Ukraine. This information can be found in numerous publications, but is fragmented. Therefore, we have compiled an updated summary of the Juncales species. In Ukrainian territory, Juncales species are considered both widespread and rare. We refer to the rarest species Carex alba, C. bicolor, C. bohemica, C. brunnescens, C. buxbaumii, C. depauperata, C. fuliginosa, C. globularis, C. heleonastes, C. lachenalii, C. loliacea, C. obtusata, C. pediformis, C. rupestris, C. strigosa, Cyperus longus, Eleocharis multicaulis, E. oxylepis, Fimbristylis bisumbellata, Juncus acutiflorus, J. soranthus, J. subnodulosus, Isolepis setacea, Luzula spicata, Schoenoplectus pungens, Trichophorum alpinum, T. cespitosum. Also, the following species are rare: Bolboschoenus yagara, Carex chordorrhiza, C. davalliana, C. dioica, C. hostiana, C. pauciflora, C. secalina, C. vaginata, Cladium mariscus, Eleocharis carniolica, Juncus capitatus, J. castaneus, J. littoralis, J. sphaerocarpus, J. thomasii, J. triglumis, Luzula alpinopilosa, L. sudetica, Schoenoplectiella mucronata, Schoenus ferrugineus.

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Schoenoplectiella mucronata (Cyperaceae) in the flora of Ukraine

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Vascular plants of old cemeteries in the Lower Dnipro region (Southern Ukraine)

Vascular plants of old cemeteries in the Lower Dnipro region (Southern Ukraine)

Ecological Features and Anthropogenic Transformation of Wetlands as Part of Urban Floras of Ukraine

Synopsis of the order Juncales (Liliopsida) in Ukraine

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