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Rare and undercollected liverworts from Turkey ? including new province records

Türkiye’den yeni il kayıtlarını da içeren, nadir ve az toplanmış ciğerotları

Mesut KIRMACI
Harald KÜRSCHNER
Adnan ERDAĞ
Pages
71–75
Publication Date
2018-08-15
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They include species, which are re-collected after a long collection gap, often of more than 100 years ago or represent up to now rarely collected taxa or new records for several provinces

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Objective & Hypothesis:26 new regional records of liverworts are presented.
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Conclusion & Impact:They include species, which are re-collected after a long collection gap, often of more than 100 years ago or represent up to now rarely collected taxa or new records for several provinces
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26 new regional records of liverworts are presented. They include species, which are re-collected after a long collection gap, often of more than 100 years ago or represent up to now rarely collected taxa or new records for several provinces

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Bu çalışmada il bazında 26 yeni ciğerotu sunulmuştur. Bunların bazıları iller için yeni kayıt, bazıları ise 100 yıllık bir zaman aralığından sonra tekrar toplanmış türleri içermektedir

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KIRMACI, M., KÜRSCHNER, H., ERDAĞ, A. (2018). Rare and undercollected liverworts from Turkey ? including new province records. Biyolojik Çeşitlilik ve Koruma, Cilt: 11 Sayı: 2, 71–75. https://ajindex.com/articles/903117

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