RT Journal Article
ID 710514285f125c91
A1 Vishnyakov , V. S.
A1 Savitskaya , K. L.
A1 Lapirov , A. G.
A1 Belyakov , E. A.
A1 Garin , E. V.
A1 Makarevich , O. A.
A1 Zhukova , T. V.
T1 New Localities of Rare Species of Charales in Northwestern Belarus
JF International Journal on Algae
JO IJA
YR 2017
FD 2017-12-15
VO 19
IS 4
SP 337
OP 348
K1 Charales
K1 new records
K1 rare species
K1 algae conservation
K1 Belarus
AB The results of studying some charophyte species protected in the Narochansky National Park (Minsk Region, Myadel District) are presented. In summer 2016, the lakes Naroch
(Maly Ples), Rudakovo, Shestakovo, and a small artificial pond near the village of Romashki were investigated. In studied water bodies, Charophytes formed dense communities on the sandy or silty bottom at 0.5–3.0 m deep. A total of eight Chara species were identified, including four species currently listed in the Red Data Book of Belarus (Ch. aspera Willd., Ch. globularis Thuill., Ch. rudis (A. Braun) Leonh., and Ch. tomentosa L.). Noteworthy, old literature records cited for Belarus are Ch. strigosa A. Braun, Ch. intermedia A. Braun, and Ch. virgata Kütz. but lack precise data on
their locations. The most interesting locations of charophytes in the park are: Lake Rudakovo for rare species Ch. strigosa, Ch. rudis, and Ch. tomentosa, Lake Shestakovo (Ch. virgata), and small artificial ponds inhabited by Ch. intermedia. In the paper, data on the distribution and conservation status of revealed species in Belarus are discussed. Authors recommend adding relict rare species Ch. strigosa as vulnerable to the next edition of the Red Data Book of Belarus.
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