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− | ===Family Tofieldiaceae Takht. | + | ===Family Tofieldiaceae Takht.=== |
− | Genus Tofieldia Huds. | + | Genus Tofieldia Huds. |
− | *Tofieldia pusilla (Michx.) Pers. – | + | *Tofieldia pusilla (Michx.) Pers. – Scotch false asphodel - Perennial. Sphagnum bogs; common. |
− | ===Family Scheuchzeriaceae Rudolphi | + | ===Family Scheuchzeriaceae Rudolphi=== |
− | Genus Scheuchzeria L | + | Genus Scheuchzeria L |
− | *Scheuchzeria palustris L. – | + | *Scheuchzeria palustris L. – Rannoch-rush, Pod grass, Scheuchzeria - Perennial. On lake-edge bogs and on mixtures of ombrotrophic and minerotrophic bogs; quite often. |
− | ===Family Juncaginaceae L.C. Rich. | + | ===Family Juncaginaceae L.C. Rich.=== |
− | Genus Triglochin L. – | + | Genus Triglochin L. – Arrowgrass |
− | *Triglochin maritima L. – | + | *Triglochin maritima L. – Common Arrowgrass, Sea Arrowgrass, Shore Arrowgrass, Seaside Arrowgrass - Perennial. Upper littoral; common. |
− | *Triglochin palustris L. – | + | *Triglochin palustris L. – Marsh Arrowgrass - Perennial. Bogs, wet sea coasts in desalinated areas; often. |
− | ===Family Potamogetonaceae Dumort. | + | ===Family Potamogetonaceae Dumort. (including Ruppiaceae Hutch., Zosteraceae Dumort.)=== |
− | Genus Potamogeton L. – | + | Genus Potamogeton L. – pondweed |
− | *Potamogeton alpinus Balb. – | + | *Potamogeton alpinus Balb. – Alpine pondweed, Red pondweed - Perennial. In the Verkhneye Ershovskoe lake. |
− | *(#)Potamogeton lucens L. – | + | *(#)Potamogeton lucens L. – Shining Pondweed - Perennial. In the Verkhneye Ershovskoe lake. |
− | *Potamogeton natans L. – | + | *Potamogeton natans L. – Broad-leaved Pondweed, Floating Pondweed, Floating-leaf pondweed - Perennial. In the Verkhneye Ershovskoe lake. |
− | *Potamogeton pectinatus L. – | + | *Potamogeton pectinatus L. – fennel pondweed, sago pondweed, ribbon weed - Perennial. In the Nizhneye Ershovskoe lake. |
− | *Potamogeton praelongus Wulf. – | + | *Potamogeton praelongus Wulf. – White-stem Pondweed - Perennial. In the Verkhneye Ershovskoe lake. |
− | * | + | *In the lake to the south-west of the Kislaya inlet (beyond the Kindo peninsula), was found P. obtusifolius Mert. et Koch – Blunt-leaved pondweed. |
− | * | + | *It is very likely that on the Kindo peninsula there is also P. berchtoldii Fieb. – Berchtold's Potamogeton, though it has not been yet reported and collected. |
− | Genus Ruppia L. | + | Genus Ruppia L. |
− | *Ruppia maritima L. s. l. (R. brachypus J. Gay) – | + | *Ruppia maritima L. s. l. (R. brachypus J. Gay) – wigeongrass - Annual.(sometimes perennial?). Sandy and silty middle littoral; often. Particularly typical for inlets, protected from the surf and desalinated by streams flowing into them. |
− | * | + | *It might be possible to find R. cirrhosa (Petagna) Grande (R.spiralis L. ex Dumort.), reported on the littoral of the Velikiy island, opposite to the WSBS settlement. |
− | Genus Zostera L. | + | Genus Zostera L. |
− | *Zostera marina L. [Z. hornemanniana Tutin, Z. angustifolia (Hornem.) Reichenb.] – | + | *Zostera marina L. [Z. hornemanniana Tutin, Z. angustifolia (Hornem.) Reichenb.] – Common eelgrass, Sseawrack - Seagrass. Perennial. Lower littoral and sublittoral. In 1960, the population died almost completely, but by 1965, has already started restoring quite well, and now is found quite often. |
[[rus:Порядок Alismatales – Частухоцветные]] | [[rus:Порядок Alismatales – Частухоцветные]] |
Latest revision as of 02:12, 15 September 2011
Family Tofieldiaceae Takht.
Genus Tofieldia Huds.
- Tofieldia pusilla (Michx.) Pers. – Scotch false asphodel - Perennial. Sphagnum bogs; common.
Family Scheuchzeriaceae Rudolphi
Genus Scheuchzeria L
- Scheuchzeria palustris L. – Rannoch-rush, Pod grass, Scheuchzeria - Perennial. On lake-edge bogs and on mixtures of ombrotrophic and minerotrophic bogs; quite often.
Family Juncaginaceae L.C. Rich.
Genus Triglochin L. – Arrowgrass
- Triglochin maritima L. – Common Arrowgrass, Sea Arrowgrass, Shore Arrowgrass, Seaside Arrowgrass - Perennial. Upper littoral; common.
- Triglochin palustris L. – Marsh Arrowgrass - Perennial. Bogs, wet sea coasts in desalinated areas; often.
Family Potamogetonaceae Dumort. (including Ruppiaceae Hutch., Zosteraceae Dumort.)
Genus Potamogeton L. – pondweed
- Potamogeton alpinus Balb. – Alpine pondweed, Red pondweed - Perennial. In the Verkhneye Ershovskoe lake.
- (#)Potamogeton lucens L. – Shining Pondweed - Perennial. In the Verkhneye Ershovskoe lake.
- Potamogeton natans L. – Broad-leaved Pondweed, Floating Pondweed, Floating-leaf pondweed - Perennial. In the Verkhneye Ershovskoe lake.
- Potamogeton pectinatus L. – fennel pondweed, sago pondweed, ribbon weed - Perennial. In the Nizhneye Ershovskoe lake.
- Potamogeton praelongus Wulf. – White-stem Pondweed - Perennial. In the Verkhneye Ershovskoe lake.
- In the lake to the south-west of the Kislaya inlet (beyond the Kindo peninsula), was found P. obtusifolius Mert. et Koch – Blunt-leaved pondweed.
- It is very likely that on the Kindo peninsula there is also P. berchtoldii Fieb. – Berchtold's Potamogeton, though it has not been yet reported and collected.
Genus Ruppia L.
- Ruppia maritima L. s. l. (R. brachypus J. Gay) – wigeongrass - Annual.(sometimes perennial?). Sandy and silty middle littoral; often. Particularly typical for inlets, protected from the surf and desalinated by streams flowing into them.
- It might be possible to find R. cirrhosa (Petagna) Grande (R.spiralis L. ex Dumort.), reported on the littoral of the Velikiy island, opposite to the WSBS settlement.
Genus Zostera L.
- Zostera marina L. [Z. hornemanniana Tutin, Z. angustifolia (Hornem.) Reichenb.] – Common eelgrass, Sseawrack - Seagrass. Perennial. Lower littoral and sublittoral. In 1960, the population died almost completely, but by 1965, has already started restoring quite well, and now is found quite often.