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Riella bialataTrab. (Riellaceae, Marchantiophyta): A New Addition to the European Liverwort Flora

Authors: Puche, Felisa; Segarra-Moragues, José G.;

Riella bialataTrab. (Riellaceae, Marchantiophyta): A New Addition to the European Liverwort Flora

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[FR] Riella (Riellaceae, Sphaerocarpales) est un genre d'hépatiques aquatiques avec une répartition disjointe dans le monde entier dans les domaines de climat méditerranéen. Son centre de diversité se trouve dans le bassin méditerranéen qui concentre environ la moitié des espèces du genre. Au cours d'une révision mondiale du genre Riella, des plantes d'une espèce monoïque avec des involucres dépourvus d'ailes, non papilleux, lisses ont été trouvées dans deux localités ibériques lointaines. Ces plantes ont une aile dorsale géminée, contrairement à l'aile isolée qui caractérise les autres espèces du genre. Ce caractère affiche sans ambiguïté ces populations à R. bialata, une espèce jusqu'ici connue à partir d'une collection unique de sa localité type algérienne. Riella bialata est donc signalée comme nouvelle pour l'Europe. Des matériaux frais ont été utilisés pour des analyses morphologiques détaillées et les matériaux ibériques sont ici amplement décrits et illustrés.

[EN] Riella (Riellaceae, Sphaerocarpales) is a genus of aquatic liverworts with a disjunct worldwide distribution in areas of seasonal Mediterranean-type climates. Its centre of diversity is located in the Mediterranean basin, where about half the species number of the genus is concentrated. In the course of a worldwide revision of the genus Riella, plants from a monoicous species with wingless, not papillose and smooth involucres were found in two distant Iberian localities. These plants showed a geminate dorsal wing, unlike the single wing occurring in the remaining species of the genus. This character unambiguously assigns these populations to R. bialata, a species known to date from a single collection in its Algerian type locality. Riella bialata is thus reported as new to Europe. Fresh materials enabled detailed morphological analyses, and the Iberian materials are extensively described and illustrated herein.

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Aquatic liverworts, Espèces menacées, Bryophytes, Sphaerocarpales, Hépatiques aquatiques, Threatened species, Marchantiophyta

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