THE BRYOPHYTA CHECK-LIST FOR B6 SQUARE OF TURKEY

Yıl 2011, Cilt: 13 Sayı: 19, 14 - 24, 21.01.2011

Tamer Keçeli Serhat Ursavaş Gökhan Abay

Öz

This study includes the current list based on researchs done up to now for B6 grid square mosses (Musci),
liverworts (Hepaticae) and hornworts (Anthocerotae) according to Henderson (1961)’s Turkey grid system. 326
taxa belonging to 39 families and 120 genera are determined from B6 grid square mosses. The richest moss
families according to their genera number are given respectively: Pottiaceae (27), Brachytheciaceae (16),
Amblystegiaceae (9), Ditrichaceae (7) and Hypnaceae (5), the richest families according to their taxa number
are; Pottiaceae (84), Brachytheciaceae (46), Orthotrichaceae (22), Grimmiaceae (21), Bryaceae (18),
Amblystegiaceae (13) and Fissidentaceae (12). In genera category the richest ones according to their taxa variety
are Orthotrichum (19), Bryum (18), Grimmia (14), Tortula (14), Fissidens (12), Syntrichia (11) and Didymodon
(10). From B6 grid square, 67 taxa belonging to 27 families and 33 genera for Hepaticae and 3 taxa belonging to
1 family and 3 genera for Anthocerotae are determined. In this square, from Hepaticae and Anthocerotae the
richest families according to their genera number are respectively; Aytoniaceae (3), Lophoziaceae (3) and
Anthocerotaceae (3), the richest genera according to their taxa number are Riccia (10), Porella (5) and
Cephaloziella (4).  

Anahtar Kelimeler

Moss, Liverwort, Grid square system, B6, Turkey

TÜRKİYE’NİN B6 KARESİNİN BRYOPHYTA KONTROL LİSTESİ

Öz

Bu çalışma, Henderson (1961)’ın Türkiye kareleme sistemine göre B6 karesi içerisinde şimdiye kadar yapılmış
olan karayosunu (=Musci), ciğerotları (=Hepaticae) ve boynuzsu ciğerotları (=Anthocerotae) araştırmalarına
dayanan güncel bir listeyi içermektedir. B6 karesinden karayosunları için 39 familya ve 120 cinse ait 326 takson
tespit edilmiştir. Bu kare içerisinde, içerdiği cins sayısı bakımından en zengin karayosunu familyaları sırasıyla;
Pottiaceae (27), Brachytheciaceae (16), Amblystegiaceae (9), Ditrichaceae (7) ve Hypnaceae (5); içerdiği takson
sayısı açısından en zengin familyalar ise; Pottiaceae (84), Brachytheciaceae (46), Orthotrichaceae (22),
Grimmiaceae (21), Bryaceae (18), Amblystegiaceae (13) ve Fissidentaceae (12) dir. Cins kategorisinde ise
takson çeşitliliği açısından en zengin olanlar; Orthotrichum (19), Bryum (18), Grimmia (14), Tortula (14),
Fissidens (12), Syntrichia (11) ve Didymodon (10)’dur. B6 karesinden, Hepaticae sınıfı için 27 familya ve 33
cinse ait 67 takson ve Anthocerotaceae sınıfı için ise 1 familya ve 3 cinse ait 3 takson tespit edilmiştir. Bu kare
içerisinde, Hepaticae ve Anthocerotae sınıfından içerdiği cins sayısı bakımından en zengin familyalar sırasıyla,
Aytoniaceae (3), Lophoziaceae (3) ve Anthocerotaceae (3); takson sayısı bakımından en zengin cinsler ise,
Riccia (10), Porella (5) ve Cephaloziella (4)' dır.  

Anahtar Kelimeler

Karayosunu, Ciğerotu, Grid kareleme sistemi, B6, Türkiye

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