Türkiye’nin B9 Karesi’nin Briyofit Kontrol Listesi

Year 2021, Volume: 7 Issue: 1, 53 - 59, 15.06.2021

Mevlüt Alataş , Serhat Ursavaş

https://doi.org/10.26672/anatolianbryology.824759

Cited By: 3

Abstract

Bu çalışma, Henderson (1961)’ın Türkiye kareleme sistemine göre B9 karesi içerisinde, şimdiye kadar yapraklı karayosunu (Bryophyta) ve ciğerotları (Marchantiophyta) ile ilgili yapılmış olan araştırmalara dayanan güncel bir listeyi içermektedir. Listede; yapraklı karayosunları için 18 familya ve 54 cinse ait 143 takson, ciğerotları için ise 4 familya ve 5 cinse ait 6 takson olmak üzere toplamda 22 familya, 59 cinse ait 149 tür ve tür altı takson bulunmaktadır. Bu kare içerisinde, içerdiği cins sayısı bakımından en zengin familyalar sırasıyla; Pottiaceae (13), Brachytheciaceae (11), Amblystegiaceae (6), içerdiği takson sayısı açısından ise en zengin familyalar ise; Pottiaceae (43), Brachytheciaceae (21), Grimmiaceae ile Bryaceae (17) ve Orthotrichaceae (12)’dir. Takson çeşitliliği açısından en zengin olanlar cisler; Grimmia (12), Syntrichia (10), Didymodon (9), Ptychostomum ve Tortula (8), Bryum ve Orthotrichum (7)'dir.

Keywords

Karayosunu, Ciğerotu, Kareleme sistemi, B9, Türkiye

The Bryophyte Check-List For B9 Square of Turkey

Abstract

This study includes the current list based on moss and liverworts studies done done so far up to now for in B9 grid square of Turkey according to the grid system of Henderson (1961) according to Turkey grid square of Henderson (1961). There are 143 taxa belonging to 18 families and 54 genera for mosses, 6 taxa belonging to 4 families and 5 genera for liverworts, in other words totally 149 taxa (species and subspecies) belonging to 22 families and 59 genera in the list. In this square, the richest families in terms of the number of genera are Pottiaceae (13), Brachytheciaceae (11), Amblystegiaceae (6). Onthe other hand, the richest families in terms of the number of taxa are Pottiaceae (43), Brachytheciaceae (21), Grimmiaceae, Bryaceae (17), and Orthotrichaceae (12). The richest genera in terms of taxa diversity are Grimmia (12), Syntrichia (10), Didymodon (9), Ptychostomum and Tortula (8), Bryum and Orthotrichum (7).

Keywords

Moss, Liverwort, Squaring system, B9, Turkey

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