Ecological and coenotic analysis of the bryoflora of the Urgut botanical-geographical region (Uzbekistan)

The bryoflora of the middle reaches of the Urgut botanical- geographical region consists (determined) of 78 species of bryophytes. To identify the characteristics of the distribution of bryophyte species throughout the middle reaches of the Urgut botanical-geographical region, in the course of bryological studies, the ecological and cenotic location of bryophyte species was recorded, as well as the nature of their participation in the composition of the plant world. Based on the nature and degree of soil moisture, the habitats in which bryophytes grow in the middle reaches of the Urgut botanical-geographical region were divided into 3 groups of ecotopes ( Moderately Wet Habitats, Dry, Specific), and, in addition, a group of specific habitats was identified and considered separately.

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2025-11-14
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https://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/202519401075/pdf
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Bryophyte Studies and Records
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Ecological and coenotic analysis of the bryoflora of the Urgut botanical-geographical region (Uzbekistan)

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Ecological and coenotic analysis of the bryoflora of the Urgut botanical-geographical region (Uzbekistan)

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Abstract

The bryoflora of the middle reaches of the Urgut botanical- geographical region consists (determined) of 78 species of bryophytes. To identify the characteristics of the distribution of bryophyte species throughout the middle reaches of the Urgut botanical-geographical region, in the course of bryological studies, the ecological and cenotic location of bryophyte species was recorded, as well as the nature of their participation in the composition of the plant world. Based on the nature and degree of soil moisture, the habitats in which bryophytes grow in the middle reaches of the Urgut botanical-geographical region were divided into 3 groups of ecotopes ( Moderately Wet Habitats, Dry, Specific), and, in addition, a group of specific habitats was identified and considered separately.

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