Ishchenko Yu.S.^1,2, Shkurko A.V.¹, Kuznetsova O.I.¹, Fedorova A.V.¹, Fedosov V.E.^3,4 2022. New records of rare and otherwise interesting mosses from The Ussurijsky State Reserve (Primorsky Territory, Russia) // Arctoa. Vol. 31: 155–165 [in English].

KEYWORDS: Ignatovia microphylla, Symblepharis crispifolia, Forsstroemia goughiana, East Asia, biodiversity, DNA-barcoding

ABSTRACT. Recent field studies in the Ussurijsky State Reserve brought numerous records of very rare species not found in the area before. Oxyrhynchium vagans is found in Russia for the first time. Collection of Ignatovia microphylla, recently described from the Lozovy Range in Primorsky Territory is the second one for this genus. Symblepharis crispifolia was reported previously from Russia, but their check with DNA found that most of records belong in fact to other species, thus the present record is the second for Russia. New locality of Forsstroemia goughiana is the third in Russia, and of Homaliadelphus targionianus fourth for Russia. New records of Miyabea fruticella and recently described Glyphomitrium ambiguum and Pseudohygrohypnum orientale are provided.

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doi: 10.15298/arctoa.31.17

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