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The checklist of vascular plants of the Natural park «Kondinskie lakes»

Citation

Korotkih N (2022). The checklist of vascular plants of the Natural park «Kondinskie lakes». Version 1.4. Natural park «Kondinskie lakes» named after L.F. Stashkevich. Checklist dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/zrl2f5 accessed via GBIF.org on 2023-02-02.

Description

The dataset includes a list of vascular plant species registered on the territory of the Natural park «Kondinskie lakes» (Russian Federation, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug) from 1949 to 2019. Various researchers studied the flora. The first checklist of vascular plants for the area was created in 1949 by a researcher of the Malaya Sos'va State nature reserve Eugenia V. Dorogostaiskaya. Other researchers working in the park to reveal flora and add additional species were Aleksandra L. Vasina (participated in inventories in 1992), Tatiana L. Bespalova (working in the park since 1998) and Natalia N. Korotkih (working in the park since 2008). Other botanists from the Yugra region and other regions were visiting the area as well with inventory and monitoring work. The collection is stored in the Herbarium of the Nature Park and currently includes several thousand of specimens as well as in other collections of visiting researchers. Аccording to the data for 2019, the list of flora includes 335 species registered on the territory of the Park.

Sampling Description

Method steps

Taxonomic Coverages

According to the data for 2019, the list of vascular plants of the «Kondinskie lakes» includes 335 species from 181 genera and 59 families of the classes Magnoliopsida (222), Liliopsida (93), Polypodiopsida (11), Pinopsida (6), Lycopodiopsida (3).
  1. Magnoliopsida
    rank: class
  2. Liliopsida
    rank: class
  3. Polypodiopsida
    rank: class
  4. Pinopsida
    rank: class
  5. Lycopodiopsida
    rank: class

Geographic Coverages

The Natural park «Kondinskie lakes» named after L.F. Stashkevich was established in 1998 for sustainable management and research of rare ecosystems of the three unique lakes (Arantur, Pontur, Rangetur) and nearby areas with their historical and archeological sites. The surface area of the park is 43900 hа. The territory of the Park is located in the middle taiga subzone. It is located on the left bank of the river Konda, South from the reserve “Malaya Sosva” (Small Sosva). The vegetation cover is represented by forest, marsh and meadow types of vegetation. The core of the park is a system of lakes located along the left coast of the river Konda, including the lakes Arantur, Pontur, Rangetur and some smaller ones. There are also rivers, brooks and oxbow lakes. The three large lakes, Lake Arantur, Pontur and Rangetur are bordered by sandy soil uplands covered by pine forests – with lichens, greenmoss and Vaccinium in the forest floor. Prominent features of the natural park Kondinsky Lakes is the presents of large floating bogs (quagmires), transitional bogs and periodically flooded marshes. These mires together with sedge meadows, willow thickets and paludified small forest gave the park a very high biodiversity, being inhabited by many rare kinds of birds, vascular plants and mosses.

Bibliographic Citations

  1. Дорогостайская Е.В. Систематический список сосудистых растений Кондо-Сосьвинского заповедника. Ленинград, 1949. 58 с. -
  2. Васин А.М., Гаврилов М.И., Васина А.Л., Буйдалина Ф.Р., Лыхварь В.П., Воробьев В.Н. Экологическое обследование территории Кондинских озер (разработка части ТЭО и статуса территории к проекту организации природного парка «Кондинских озер»). Советский, Тюменская обл., 1992. 96 с. -

Contacts

Natalia Korotkih
originator
position: Researcher
Natural park «Kondinskie lakes» named after L.F. Stashkevich
Komsomolsky pereulok, 5
Sovetskiy
628242
Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra, Sovetskiy district
email: korotkich@mail.ru
Natalia Korotkih
metadata author
position: Researcher
Natural park «Kondinskie lakes» named after L.F. Stashkevich
Komsomolsky pereulok, 5
Sovetskiy
628242
Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra, Sovetskiy district
email: korotkich@mail.ru
Natalia Korotkih
administrative point of contact
position: Researcher
Natural park «Kondinskie lakes» named after L.F. Stashkevich
Komsomolsky pereulok, 5
Sovetskiy
628242
Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra, Sovetskiy district
email: korotkich@mail.ru
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