Spore development during capsule maturation of three Riccia species

Berg, Christian; Pöltl, Martina

doi:10.13158/heia.33.1.2020.179

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“…Riccia glauca L.: Y-mark absent or indistinct, broad wing present, on a proximal side regular numerous, small funnelform lumina (6-7 brochi along the inter-radial area) (Jovet-Ast,1986;Andrejeva, 2012;Berg and Pöltl, 2020).…”

Section: Reticulum Presentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Studia Quaternaria

2022

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The manuscript presents fossil records of Riccia spores in the Quaternary deposits. They are rarely reported and identified to the species level during routine pollen analysis. In the available sequences 5 species, including R. cavernosa, R. beyrichiana, R. sorocarpa, R. crinita and R. bifurca were noted. The occurrence of spores in fossil records proves the existence of temporary wet habitats characteristic both for natural environments (e.g. temporary dry lake shores or peat bogs) as well as habitats resulting from human activity, e.g. microhabitats in crops and pastures or trench walls. The spores recorded in sequences present an opportunity for discussion of their potential use as proxies in palaeoenvironmental reconstructions

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Section: Reticulum Presentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Studia Quaternaria

2022

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Spore variability in Hepaticae: a case study on four short-lived Riccia L. species

Pöltl,

Clark,

Stadlober

et al. 2024

Journal of Bryology

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Riccia atromarginata (Ricciaceae, Marchantiophyta) new to the Western Balkans, with notes on its morphology

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This is the first record of the liverwort Riccia atromarginata for the Western Balkans. It was found on conglomerate terraces in the city of Podgorica, Montenegro, at the confluence of the rivers Ribnica and Morača. The material from Montenegro as well as living samples from Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Cyprus served as a basis for a detailed description of the main characteristics of the species, on the basis of which Riccia atromarginata can be reliably identified. However, for some characteristics there is a clear variability.

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Spore development during capsule maturation of three Riccia species

Cited by 3 publications

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Studia Quaternaria

Studia Quaternaria

Spore variability in Hepaticae: a case study on four short-lived Riccia L. species

Riccia atromarginata (Ricciaceae, Marchantiophyta) new to the Western Balkans, with notes on its morphology

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