Cinclidium minutifolium (Mniaceae) in Alaska: Confirmation and clarification
The taxonomy of Cinclidium, with only four species recognized, has been remarkably stable compared to most other genera of the Mniaceae. Recently, however, one new species (C. alaskanum) has been added and another (C. minutifolium) resurrected. The latter was described by Brotherus in 1929 from East...
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ftbioone:10.1639/0007-2745-124.1.085 2023-07-30T04:01:41+02:00 Cinclidium minutifolium (Mniaceae) in Alaska: Confirmation and clarification Robert Wyatt Ann Stoneburner Robert Wyatt Ann Stoneburner world 2021-03-16 text/HTML https://doi.org/10.1639/0007-2745-124.1.085 en eng The American Bryological and Lichenological Society doi:10.1639/0007-2745-124.1.085 All rights reserved. https://doi.org/10.1639/0007-2745-124.1.085 Text 2021 ftbioone https://doi.org/10.1639/0007-2745-124.1.085 2023-07-09T10:59:20Z The taxonomy of Cinclidium, with only four species recognized, has been remarkably stable compared to most other genera of the Mniaceae. Recently, however, one new species (C. alaskanum) has been added and another (C. minutifolium) resurrected. The latter was described by Brotherus in 1929 from East Siberia and known until recently only from the type collection. Most authors have considered the species a synonym of C. latifolium, but new collections made since the 1990s from other regions of Russia have prompted reconsideration. Moreover, sequencing of three regions of the chloroplast genome of Cinclidium sampled on a worldwide basis supports the view that C. minutifolium is highly genetically differentiated from the other five species. That study also suggests that C. minutifolium might occur in Alaska. Here we confirm occurrence of this species on the North Slope of Alaska and provide drawings and keys to facilitate identification by bryologists working in other areas of the Arctic. Text Arctic north slope Alaska Siberia BioOne Online Journals Arctic The Bryologist 124 1 |
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The taxonomy of Cinclidium, with only four species recognized, has been remarkably stable compared to most other genera of the Mniaceae. Recently, however, one new species (C. alaskanum) has been added and another (C. minutifolium) resurrected. The latter was described by Brotherus in 1929 from East Siberia and known until recently only from the type collection. Most authors have considered the species a synonym of C. latifolium, but new collections made since the 1990s from other regions of Russia have prompted reconsideration. Moreover, sequencing of three regions of the chloroplast genome of Cinclidium sampled on a worldwide basis supports the view that C. minutifolium is highly genetically differentiated from the other five species. That study also suggests that C. minutifolium might occur in Alaska. Here we confirm occurrence of this species on the North Slope of Alaska and provide drawings and keys to facilitate identification by bryologists working in other areas of the Arctic. |
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Cinclidium minutifolium (Mniaceae) in Alaska: Confirmation and clarification |
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Cinclidium minutifolium (Mniaceae) in Alaska: Confirmation and clarification |
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Cinclidium minutifolium (Mniaceae) in Alaska: Confirmation and clarification |
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Cinclidium minutifolium (Mniaceae) in Alaska: Confirmation and clarification |
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Cinclidium minutifolium (Mniaceae) in Alaska: Confirmation and clarification |
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cinclidium minutifolium (mniaceae) in alaska: confirmation and clarification |
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