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Information × Registration Number 0220U104857, 0119U002485 , R & D reports Title Lichens employed in the monitoring of global changes influencing natural forests in the Ukrainian Carpathians popup.stage_title Head Khodosovtsev Oleksandr Ye., Доктор біологічних наук Registration Date 28-12-2020 Organization Kherson State University popup.description2  During the research on the territory of the Carpathian Biosphere Reserve (Shirokoluzhansky Massif) and the Gorgany Nature Reserve, 360 species of lichens and lichenicolous fungi were identified. 22 species of lichens were reported as new for the Ukraine. A database has been created in the Turboveg software environment, which contains 670 releve of corticolous lichen communities. Analysis of the releve of corticolous lichen communities revealed 22 associations and 17 rankless "unique" groups, including one new for science, fourteen new for science associations and one new for science union Biatorion radicicolae union nova prov. Associations of Chaenothecetum ferrugineae, Fellhaneretum bouteillei, Lecanactidetum abietinae, Naetrocymbetum punctiformis, Porinetum aeneae, Xylographetum vitilignis were reported as new for the Ukraine. Among the corticolous lichen communities, the most vulnerable to global climate change is Nephrometum laevigatae (Hilitzer 1925) Barkman 1968, which probably disappeared from the territory of the Ukrainian Carpathians. The most tendency to degradation due to only global climate change have multi-species and medium-species groups of the association Biatoro radicicoli-Verrucarietum hegetschweileri ass. nova prov., Melanohalio elegantuli-Parmelietum pastilliferae ass. nova prov., Imshaugio aleuriti-Lecideietum nylanderi ass. nova prov., Cladonio squamosi-Lichenomphalium umbelliferae ass. nov. prov. and Chaenothecaetum sphaerocephalum ass. nov. prov. Product Description popup.authors Darmstuch Valerii V. Maliuga Natali H. Khodosovtcev Oleksandr Ye. popup.nrat_date 2020-12-28 Close