Modeling the Distribution of the Rare and Red-Listed Halophytic Moss Species Entosthodon hungaricus Under Various Climate Change Scenarios in Serbia

<i>Entosthodon hungaricus</i> is a rare moss species of the salty grasslands in Serbia. It is threatened with extinction due to habitat destruction and loss, although it reproduces sexually. In this study, we tested different models predicting its distribution under several climate scenarios over the next 8 decades. All models tested indicated a reduction in range to varying extents. Due to the specific substrate type as well as the predicted loss owing to the climate change, shifting is not an option for the survival of this species; and, therefore, it deserves special attention for its conservation and management.

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Plants
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.3390/plants13233347
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3
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Bryophyte Studies and Records
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Modeling the Distribution of the Rare and Red-Listed Halophytic Moss Species Entosthodon hungaricus Under Various Climate Change Scenarios in Serbia

Jasmina Šinžar‐Sekulić, Jovana Pantović, I. U. Abubakar, Marko Sabovljević
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Plants
Bryophyte Studies and Records
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Modeling the Distribution of the Rare and Red-Listed Halophytic Moss Species Entosthodon hungaricus Under Various Climate Change Scenarios in Serbia

Jasmina Šinžar‐Sekulić, Jovana Pantović, I. U. Abubakar, Marko Sabovljević
article en
3 citations

Abstract

<i>Entosthodon hungaricus</i> is a rare moss species of the salty grasslands in Serbia. It is threatened with extinction due to habitat destruction and loss, although it reproduces sexually. In this study, we tested different models predicting its distribution under several climate scenarios over the next 8 decades. All models tested indicated a reduction in range to varying extents. Due to the specific substrate type as well as the predicted loss owing to the climate change, shifting is not an option for the survival of this species; and, therefore, it deserves special attention for its conservation and management.

PlantsVol. 13(23)
University of Pavol Jozef Šafárik (SK), University of Belgrade (RS), Institute for Plant Protection and Environment (RS)
Climate action
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Bryophyte Studies and Records
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