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200                         Мамчур З.І., Драч Ю.А.

                                    Pykälä J. 2019. Habitat loss and deterioration explain the disappearance of populations
                                       of  threatened  vascular  plants,  bryophytes  and  lichens  in  a  hemiboreal
                                       landscape. Global   Ecology   and   Conservation. 18,   e00610.   DOI:
                                       https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gecco.2019.e00610

                                   Львівський національний університет імені Івана Франка
                                   e-mail: zvenyslava.mamchur@lnu.edu.ua

                                   Mamchur Z.I., Drach Y.A.
                                   Bryoflora of the Romaniv landscape region and adjacent territories (Lviv region)
                                      Research was conducted on bryophytes of the Romaniv landscape reserve and adjacent territories,
                                   which belong to the North-Podilskyi-Dniester key territory of the regional eco-network of the Lviv
                                   region.  73  species  of  bryophytes  from  the  divisions  Marchantiophyta  (7  species  from  the  class
                                   Jungermanniopsida,  4  species  –  Marchantiopsida)  and  Bryophyta  (2  species  from  the  class
                                   Polytrichopsida, 60 species – Bryopsida) were found in the study area. Among the families, Pottiaceae
                                   (9 species, 6.6%), Brachytheciaceae (7 species, 5.1%), Mniaceae (6 species, 4.4%), Plagiotheciaceae
                                   (6  species,  4.4%),  Bryaceae  (5  species,  3.7%),  Orthotrichaceae  (4  species,  2.9%),  the  rest  of  the
                                   families  are  oligo-  and  monospecies.  Among  the  genera  are  Ptychostomum  (4  species,  2.9%),
                                   Plagiothecium (4 species, 2.9%), genera Plagiomnium, Didymodon, Tortula and Orthotrichum  – 3
                                   species each (2.2%). According to the substrate affiliation, there is the largest number of epigean
                                   bryophytes. Epiphytes predominate on the bark of deciduous trees, or in the root zone of beech trees.
                                   However, epixillae develop well at various stages of decay in various types of dead wood.  Rocky areas
                                   in the middle of the forest, which are located outside the reserve have the biggest species diversity of
                                   bryophytes Mosses inhabit anthropogenically disturbed biotopes, in particular, sand mining quarries
                                   and  agricultural  land.  Based  on  the  geographical  analysis,  the  bryoflora  of  this  territory  can  be
                                   characterized  as  nemoral-boreal  with  some  arid  and  cosmopolitan  elements.  Features  of  the
                                   geographical distribution of bryophytes are large areas, accordingly, the share of endemics among
                                   them is insignificant. Regionally rare for the mixed forest zone are Alleniella besseri, Aloina rigida,
                                   Marchantia quadrata, Taxiphyllum wissgrillii. For nemoral – Pellia endiviifolia, Porella platyphylla,
                                   Lophocolea bidentata, Encalypta streptocarpa. Data on the species composition of bryophytes and
                                   their substrate affiliation make it possible to more widely assess the types of biodiversity. The given
                                   sozological analysis of the bryoflora points to the need for further detailed research of the bryoflora.
                                   An annotated list of bryophytes was drawn up on the basis of bryofloristic studies of the Romaniv
                                   landscape reserve and adjacent territories.
                                      Keywords: mosses, liverworts, regionally rare species, Romaniv landscape reserve, regional eco-
                                   network of Lviv region.
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