Syntaxonomy of xeropetrophytic vegetation of Southern Urals: alliance Elytrigion pruiniferae all. nov.

Q4 Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Rastitel''nost'' Rossii Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.31111/vegrus/2022.43.88

A. Korolyuk, S. Yamalov, M. Lebedeva, Y. Golovanov, N. Dulepova, N. Zolotareva

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D. s.: Allium tulipifolium, Alyssum turkestanicum, Artemisia salsoloides, Centaurea turgaica, Elytrigia pruinifera, Ferula tatarica, Linaria uralensis, Poa bulbosa s. l., Polycnemum arvense, Spiraea hypericifolia. Holotypus — the association Elytrigietum pruiniferae Lebedeva ass. nov. Alliance represents xeropetrophytic vegetation of the steppe zone of the South Urals. Its area covers the watersheds of the Sakmara, Ural and Ilek rivers. Its communities were also found on the right bank of the Sakmara river (the Guberlya and Kuragan basins), as well as in the lower part of the Bolshoy Ik river basin. The communities occupy convex slopes and tops of ridges with immature gravelly soils. In the southern part of the alliance distribution area, they are confined to slopes of various shapes and exposures, while in the northern part mainly to convex southern slopes or to the top of the ridges. The alliance represents xerophytic part of the order Helictotricho-Stipetalia. It replaces the more mesophytic alliance Helictotricho desertori–Orostachyion spinosae on the moisture gradient (Korolyuk, 2017). The alliance includes 3 associations and 1 community type. Ass. Elytrigietum pruiniferae Lebedeva ass. nov. (Table 4), holotypus — rel. 1 (field no. 15-086): Orenburg region, Kuvandyk district, 1.5 km southwest of Yalnair village, near-summit convex part of a rocky slope, 51.28635°N, 57.81782°E, 10.06.2015, author — A. Yu. Korolyuk. D. s.: Alyssum turkestanicum, Centaurea turgaica, Elytrigia pruinifera, Linaria uralensis, Poa bulbosa s. l., Polycnemum arvense, Spiraea hypericifolia, Thymus guberlinensis, Tulipa scythica. The association unites petrophytic steppes in hilly lands and low-mountains of the Saraktash, Kuvandyk and Gaysky districts of Orenburg region and on the Turatka mountain in Khaibullinsky district of Bashkiria. The cenoses are confined to convex slopes and tops of ridges. They are developed on gravelly soils on outcrops of basic and metamorphic rocks, less often on sedimentary rocks. There are 4 variants within the association. Ass. Thymo guberlinensis–Galatelletum villosae Yamalov ass. nov. (Table 5), holotypus — rel. 2 (field no. 16-015): Orenburg region, Kuvandyk district, 19 km SW of Zaluzhye village, 51.18268°N, 56.91858°E, author — A. Yu. Korolyuk. D. s.: Astragalus tenuifolius, Ephedra distachya, Galatella villosa, Hedysarum argyrophyllum, Meniocus linifolius, Scorzonera stricta, Stipa lessingiana. The association represents xerophytic stony steppes. They occur in all regions confined mainly to the southern slopes and tops of ridges with fine gravelly soils on sedimentary rocks. There are 4 variants within the association. Ass. Stipo zalesskii–Centauretum turgaicae ass. nov. (Table 6, rel. 7–22), holotypus — rel. 10 (field no. 17-122): Orenburg region, Gaysky district, east of the Kazachya Guberlya village, slightly convex slope of the ridge in the near-top part, 51.14663°N, 58.03227°E, 06.18.2017, author — A. Yu. Korolyuk. D. s.: Amygdalus nana, Campanula sibirica, Carex pediformis, Cephalaria uralensis, Erysimum canescens, Helictotrichon desertorum, Pulsatilla patens, Stipa pulcherrima, S. zalesskii. The association was described in the southeastern part of the Guberlinsky Uplands (Gaysky District). The communities occupy habitats typical for petrophytic steppes — convex slopes and tops of ridges on outcrops of basic and metamorphic rocks. The associations Elytrigio pruiniferae–Stipetum sareptanae Golovanov ass. nov. and Anthemido trotzkianae–Thymetum guberlinensis Golovanov et al., 2021 were described in the study area as well. Ass. Elytrigio pruiniferae–Stipetum sareptanae ass. nov. (Table 7), holotypus — rel. 10 (field no. 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The dominance of xeropetrophytic plant communities with original species composition along with high phytocenotic diversity is the first to determine the distinctness of the South Ural low-mountain steppe province within the Ural Mountains. As the zonal steppe ecosystems are totally destroyed and transformed, petrophytic cenoses represent the predominant type of natural vegetation. They are of high conservation importance due to preserving unique biodiversity with a large number of rare and endangered species, relics and endemics (Ryabinina, 2003; Yamalov et al., 2019). Stony steppes in the Southern Urals have been studied for more than 100 years. Initiated in the 1980s, the syntaxonomical research covers now only the limited territories, mainly within the protected areas (Unikalnye ..., 2014; Prirodnye ..., 2018). The recent studies are focused on the relationship between the petrophytic vegetation and macroecological gradients in the context of geographical zonation (Zolotareva et al., 2019; Korolyuk et al., 2020). Our study presents the results of the analysis of 265 relevés of petrophytic communities of the steppe zone, carried out by the authors on the territory of the Gaysky, Kuvandyksky, Saraktashsky and Belyaevsky administrative districts of the Orenburg region, as well as the Khaibullinsky district of the Bashkortostan Republic in 2014–2018 (Fig. 1). Six phytocoenons were identified using the TWINSPAN algorithm followed by manual sorting. They represent the main diversity of petrophytic vegetation in the studied region and differ in the groups of species identified by formal criteria (Korolyuk et al., 2016; Zolotareva et al., 2019). We conducted the cluster analysis to compare these with the petrophytic associations of the Urals: 26 associations from the classes Festuco-Brometea Br.-Bl. et Tx. ex Soó 1947 and Anabasietea cretaceae Golovanov et al. 2021 (Fig. 2, 3). Five communities were assigned to the steppe vegetation, and their position in the syntaxonomical system was determined. Communities 1–3 regarded as typical steppes have similar floristic composition and dominant plants; community 4 is closer to the rich forb-bunchgrass steppes; community 5 and the ass. Anthemido trotzkianae–Thymetum guberlinensis have transitional features to desert steppes. We identified the new alliance Elytrigion pruiniferae all. nov. D. s.: Allium tulipifolium, Alyssum turkestanicum, Artemisia salsoloides, Centaurea turgaica, Elytrigia pruinifera, Ferula tatarica, Linaria uralensis, Poa bulbosa s. l., Polycnemum arvense, Spiraea hypericifolia. Holotypus — the association Elytrigietum pruiniferae Lebedeva ass. nov. Alliance represents xeropetrophytic vegetation of the steppe zone of the South Urals. Its area covers the watersheds of the Sakmara, Ural and Ilek rivers. Its communities were also found on the right bank of the Sakmara river (the Guberlya and Kuragan basins), as well as in the lower part of the Bolshoy Ik river basin. The communities occupy convex slopes and tops of ridges with immature gravelly soils. In the southern part of the alliance distribution area, they are confined to slopes of various shapes and exposures, while in the northern part mainly to convex southern slopes or to the top of the ridges. The alliance represents xerophytic part of the order Helictotricho-Stipetalia. It replaces the more mesophytic alliance Helictotricho desertori–Orostachyion spinosae on the moisture gradient (Korolyuk, 2017). The alliance includes 3 associations and 1 community type. Ass. Elytrigietum pruiniferae Lebedeva ass. nov. (Table 4), holotypus — rel. 1 (field no. 15-086): Orenburg region, Kuvandyk district, 1.5 km southwest of Yalnair village, near-summit convex part of a rocky slope, 51.28635°N, 57.81782°E, 10.06.2015, author — A. Yu. Korolyuk. D. s.: Alyssum turkestanicum, Centaurea turgaica, Elytrigia pruinifera, Linaria uralensis, Poa bulbosa s. l., Polycnemum arvense, Spiraea hypericifolia, Thymus guberlinensis, Tulipa scythica. The association unites petrophytic steppes in hilly lands and low-mountains of the Saraktash, Kuvandyk and Gaysky districts of Orenburg region and on the Turatka mountain in Khaibullinsky district of Bashkiria. The cenoses are confined to convex slopes and tops of ridges. They are developed on gravelly soils on outcrops of basic and metamorphic rocks, less often on sedimentary rocks. There are 4 variants within the association. Ass. Thymo guberlinensis–Galatelletum villosae Yamalov ass. nov. (Table 5), holotypus — rel. 2 (field no. 16-015): Orenburg region, Kuvandyk district, 19 km SW of Zaluzhye village, 51.18268°N, 56.91858°E, author — A. Yu. Korolyuk. D. s.: Astragalus tenuifolius, Ephedra distachya, Galatella villosa, Hedysarum argyrophyllum, Meniocus linifolius, Scorzonera stricta, Stipa lessingiana. The association represents xerophytic stony steppes. They occur in all regions confined mainly to the southern slopes and tops of ridges with fine gravelly soils on sedimentary rocks. There are 4 variants within the association. Ass. Stipo zalesskii–Centauretum turgaicae ass. nov. (Table 6, rel. 7–22), holotypus — rel. 10 (field no. 17-122): Orenburg region, Gaysky district, east of the Kazachya Guberlya village, slightly convex slope of the ridge in the near-top part, 51.14663°N, 58.03227°E, 06.18.2017, author — A. Yu. Korolyuk. D. s.: Amygdalus nana, Campanula sibirica, Carex pediformis, Cephalaria uralensis, Erysimum canescens, Helictotrichon desertorum, Pulsatilla patens, Stipa pulcherrima, S. zalesskii. The association was described in the southeastern part of the Guberlinsky Uplands (Gaysky District). The communities occupy habitats typical for petrophytic steppes — convex slopes and tops of ridges on outcrops of basic and metamorphic rocks. The associations Elytrigio pruiniferae–Stipetum sareptanae Golovanov ass. nov. and Anthemido trotzkianae–Thymetum guberlinensis Golovanov et al., 2021 were described in the study area as well. Ass. Elytrigio pruiniferae–Stipetum sareptanae ass. nov. (Table 7), holotypus — rel. 10 (field no. GY18-043): Orenburg region, Kuvandyk district, 4 km SE Novyi village, Suyunduksai Balka, 51.02067°N, 57.33993°E, author — Ya. M. Golovanov. D. s.: Artemisia lerchiana, Astragalus tenuifolius, Atraphaxis frutescens, Ephedra distachya, Gypsophila rupestris, Hedysarum argyrophyllum, H. razoumovianum, Meniocus linifolius, Sterigmostemum tomentosum. The association is found mainly to the south of the latitudinal section of the Ural River within the Guberlinsky Uplands (Kuvandyk District), as well as of the hilly lands of the South Urals (Saraktashsky District). The communities are confined to slopes of different exposure and steepness on outcrops of sedimentary rocks. The plants of dry and desert steppes, as well as those preferring chalk outcrops, are among the diagnostic species. This brings the association together with desert-steppe communities of the order Agropiretalia Korolyuk et Laktionov 2021, class Artemisietea lerchianae Golub 1994 (Korolyuk, Laktionov, 2021). Nevertheless, the composition and structure of cenoses confirm the assignment of the association to the class Festuco-Brometea. There are 4 variants within the association. The diversity of xeropetrophytic vegetation of the South Urals is much higher than that described in the article. The involvement of data from the adjacent regions of Kazakhstan will facilitate the further development of its syntaxonomical system.

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乌拉尔南部旱生植被的分类学:鞘翅藓属。11月。

具有原始物种组成和高度植物多样性的旱生植物群落优势是乌拉尔山脉内南乌拉尔低山草原省独特性的第一个决定因素。随着地带性草原生态系统的全面破坏和改造，岩生苔藓是天然植被的主要类型。由于保存了大量稀有和濒危物种、遗迹和特有物种的独特生物多样性，它们具有很高的保护重要性(Ryabinina, 2003;Yamalov et al.， 2019)。人们对乌拉尔南部的石质草原进行了100多年的研究。分类学研究始于20世纪80年代，目前仅覆盖有限的领土，主要是在保护区内(尤卡尼耶…, 2014;Prirodnye……, 2018)。最近的研究主要集中在地理区划背景下岩石植被与宏观生态梯度的关系(Zolotareva et al.， 2019;Korolyuk et al.， 2020)。我们的研究展示了作者在2014-2018年在奥伦堡地区的Gaysky、Kuvandyksky、Saraktashsky和Belyaevsky行政区以及巴什科尔托斯坦共和国的Khaibullinsky地区对草原带岩石植物群落的265个相关数据进行分析的结果(图1)。使用TWINSPAN算法识别了6个植物群落，然后进行了人工分类。它们代表了研究区域岩石植物植被的主要多样性，并且根据正式标准确定的物种群有所不同(Korolyuk等人，2016;Zolotareva et al.， 2019)。通过聚类分析，将这些组合与乌拉尔地区的岩生组合进行了比较:Festuco-Brometea Br.-Bl类中有26个组合。et txt . ex Soó 1947和Anabasietea白垩纪Golovanov et al. 2021(图2,3)。将5个群落划分为草原植被，并确定其在分系统中的位置。典型草原群落1 ~ 3具有相似的区系组成和优势植物;4号社区更靠近茂密的束草草原;群落5和牛头草-百里香草具有向荒漠草原过渡的特征。我们确定了新联盟Elytrigion priiniferae all。11月5日:郁金香葱、土耳其花、黄花蒿、半人马草、黄花蒿、乌拉尔阿魏、乌拉尔丽娜、金盏花、金盏花、绣线菊。Holotypus - Elytrigietum pruiniferae Lebedeva ass11 . Alliance代表了南乌拉尔草原地带的旱生植被。它的区域覆盖了萨克马拉河、乌拉尔河和伊莱克河的流域。在Sakmara河的右岸(Guberlya和Kuragan流域)以及Bolshoy Ik河流域的下游也发现了它的群落。这些群落位于凹凸的斜坡和未成熟砾石土的山脊顶部。在联盟分布区的南部，它们被限制在各种形状和暴露的斜坡上，而在北部，它们主要是凸的南斜坡或山脊的顶部。该联盟代表了枯毛目的旱生部分。在水分梯度上，它取代了更多的中生联盟——荒漠Helictotricho - orostachyion spinosae (Korolyuk, 2017)。联盟包括3个协会和1个社区类型。(表4)，盲蝽1型(田号:1)。15-086):库万德克地区奥伦堡地区，Yalnair村西南1.5公里处，岩石斜坡的近峰顶凸起部分，51.28635°N, 57.81782°E, 2015年6月10日，作者- a . Yu。Korolyuk。主要品种:土耳其香、土耳其半马菊、乌拉尔花、乌拉尔花、金莲花、金莲花、绣线菊、百里香、郁金香。该协会将奥伦堡地区的萨拉克塔什、库万代克和盖斯基地区的丘陵地带和低山的岩石植物草原以及巴什基里亚的哈布林斯基地区的图拉特卡山上的岩石植物草原联合起来。这种植物局限于凸坡和山脊的顶部。它们发育在基性岩和变质岩露头的砾石土壤上，较少发育在沉积岩上。在关联中有4个变体。百里香(Thymo guberlinensis-Galatelletum villosae Yamalov)， 11 .(表5)，holotypus - rel. 2(田号)。16-015):库万德克地区奥伦堡地区，扎鲁泽村西南19公里，北纬51.18268°，东经56.91858°，作者- A. Yu。Korolyuk。研究对象:黄芪、麻黄、青花蒿、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪。该协会代表旱生石质草原。它们主要发生在南坡和沉积岩上有细砾质土壤的山脊顶部的所有地区。具有原始物种组成和高度植物多样性的旱生植物群落优势是乌拉尔山脉内南乌拉尔低山草原省独特性的第一个决定因素。随着地带性草原生态系统的全面破坏和改造，岩生苔藓是天然植被的主要类型。由于保存了大量稀有和濒危物种、遗迹和特有物种的独特生物多样性，它们具有很高的保护重要性(Ryabinina, 2003;Yamalov et al.， 2019)。人们对乌拉尔南部的石质草原进行了100多年的研究。分类学研究始于20世纪80年代，目前仅覆盖有限的领土，主要是在保护区内(尤卡尼耶…, 2014;Prirodnye……, 2018)。最近的研究主要集中在地理区划背景下岩石植被与宏观生态梯度的关系(Zolotareva et al.， 2019;Korolyuk et al.， 2020)。我们的研究展示了作者在2014-2018年在奥伦堡地区的Gaysky、Kuvandyksky、Saraktashsky和Belyaevsky行政区以及巴什科尔托斯坦共和国的Khaibullinsky地区对草原带岩石植物群落的265个相关数据进行分析的结果(图1)。使用TWINSPAN算法识别了6个植物群落，然后进行了人工分类。它们代表了研究区域岩石植物植被的主要多样性，并且根据正式标准确定的物种群有所不同(Korolyuk等人，2016;Zolotareva et al.， 2019)。通过聚类分析，将这些组合与乌拉尔地区的岩生组合进行了比较:Festuco-Brometea Br.-Bl类中有26个组合。et txt . ex Soó 1947和Anabasietea白垩纪Golovanov et al. 2021(图2,3)。将5个群落划分为草原植被，并确定其在分系统中的位置。典型草原群落1 ~ 3具有相似的区系组成和优势植物;4号社区更靠近茂密的束草草原;群落5和牛头草-百里香草具有向荒漠草原过渡的特征。我们确定了新联盟Elytrigion priiniferae all。11月5日:郁金香葱、土耳其花、黄花蒿、半人马草、黄花蒿、乌拉尔阿魏、乌拉尔丽娜、金盏花、金盏花、绣线菊。Holotypus - Elytrigietum pruiniferae Lebedeva ass11 . Alliance代表了南乌拉尔草原地带的旱生植被。它的区域覆盖了萨克马拉河、乌拉尔河和伊莱克河的流域。在Sakmara河的右岸(Guberlya和Kuragan流域)以及Bolshoy Ik河流域的下游也发现了它的群落。这些群落位于凹凸的斜坡和未成熟砾石土的山脊顶部。在联盟分布区的南部，它们被限制在各种形状和暴露的斜坡上，而在北部，它们主要是凸的南斜坡或山脊的顶部。该联盟代表了枯毛目的旱生部分。在水分梯度上，它取代了更多的中生联盟——荒漠Helictotricho - orostachyion spinosae (Korolyuk, 2017)。联盟包括3个协会和1个社区类型。(表4)，盲蝽1型(田号:1)。15-086):库万德克地区奥伦堡地区，Yalnair村西南1.5公里处，岩石斜坡的近峰顶凸起部分，51.28635°N, 57.81782°E, 2015年6月10日，作者- a . Yu。Korolyuk。主要品种:土耳其香、土耳其半马菊、乌拉尔花、乌拉尔花、金莲花、金莲花、绣线菊、百里香、郁金香。该协会将奥伦堡地区的萨拉克塔什、库万代克和盖斯基地区的丘陵地带和低山的岩石植物草原以及巴什基里亚的哈布林斯基地区的图拉特卡山上的岩石植物草原联合起来。这种植物局限于凸坡和山脊的顶部。它们发育在基性岩和变质岩露头的砾石土壤上，较少发育在沉积岩上。在关联中有4个变体。百里香(Thymo guberlinensis-Galatelletum villosae Yamalov)， 11 .(表5)，holotypus - rel. 2(田号)。16-015):库万德克地区奥伦堡地区，扎鲁泽村西南19公里，北纬51.18268°，东经56.91858°，作者- A. Yu。Korolyuk。研究对象:黄芪、麻黄、青花蒿、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪。该协会代表旱生石质草原。它们主要发生在南坡和沉积岩上有细砾质土壤的山脊顶部的所有地区。在关联中有4个变体。黄刺针茅-黄半人马(表6,7-22)，盲蝽- 10(田号:10)。17-122):奥伦堡地区，盖斯基区，Kazachya Guberlya村东部，近顶部山脊略凸坡，51.14663°N, 58.03227°E, 06.18.2017，作者- A. Yu。Korolyuk。主要研究方向:扁桃、西伯利亚金盏花、马蹄莲、乌拉尔头菜、丹参、沙漠螺旋锥虫、白头草、针茅、扎勒斯基。这种联系是在古伯林斯基高地的东南部(盖斯基区)描述的。这些群落占据了典型的岩生草原栖息地——基性岩和变质岩露头上的凸坡和脊顶。研究区还发现了Elytrigio pruiniferae-Stipetum sareptanae Golovanov ass. 11和Anthemido trotzkianae-Thymetum guberlinensis Golovanov et al. 2021。省翅鞘翅目-长翅翅蝗(表7)，盲蝽- 10型(田号:10)。GY18-043): Kuvandyk地区奥伦堡地区，东南4公里，Suyunduksai Balka Novyi村，51.02067°N, 57.33993°E，作者- Ya。Golovanov。博士论文:黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、麻黄、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪。这种联系主要出现在乌拉尔河纬度段的南部，在古伯林斯基高地(库万代克地区)，以及南乌拉尔的丘陵地区(萨拉克塔什基地区)。这些群落局限于沉积岩露头上不同暴露度和陡度的斜坡上。干燥和沙漠草原上的植物，以及那些喜欢白垩露头的植物，都属于诊断物种。这将该协会与Agropiretalia Korolyuk et Laktionov 2021目，Artemisietea lerchianae Golub 1994目的荒漠草原群落联系在一起(Korolyuk, Laktionov, 2021)。尽管如此，香鼻草的组成和结构证实了它的关联属于羊茅-溴甲亚纲。在这个关联中有4种变体。南乌拉尔地区旱生植被的多样性远高于本文的描述。来自哈萨克斯坦邻近地区的数据的参与将有助于进一步发展其分类学系统。在关联中有4个变体。黄刺针茅-黄半人马(表6,7-22)，盲蝽- 10(田号:10)。17-122):奥伦堡地区，盖斯基区，Kazachya Guberlya村东部，近顶部山脊略凸坡，51.14663°N, 58.03227°E, 06.18.2017，作者- A. Yu。Korolyuk。主要研究方向:扁桃、西伯利亚金盏花、马蹄莲、乌拉尔头菜、丹参、沙漠螺旋锥虫、白头草、针茅、扎勒斯基。这种联系是在古伯林斯基高地的东南部(盖斯基区)描述的。这些群落占据了典型的岩生草原栖息地——基性岩和变质岩露头上的凸坡和脊顶。研究区还发现了Elytrigio pruiniferae-Stipetum sareptanae Golovanov ass. 11和Anthemido trotzkianae-Thymetum guberlinensis Golovanov et al. 2021。省翅鞘翅目-长翅翅蝗(表7)，盲蝽- 10型(田号:10)。GY18-043): Kuvandyk地区奥伦堡地区，东南4公里，Suyunduksai Balka Novyi村，51.02067°N, 57.33993°E，作者- Ya。Golovanov。博士论文:黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、麻黄、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪、黄芪。这种联系主要出现在乌拉尔河纬度段的南部，在古伯林斯基高地(库万代克地区)，以及南乌拉尔的丘陵地区(萨拉克塔什基地区)。这些群落局限于沉积岩露头上不同暴露度和陡度的斜坡上。干燥和沙漠草原上的植物，以及那些喜欢白垩露头的植物，都属于诊断物种。这将该协会与Agropiretalia Korolyuk et Laktionov 2021目，Artemisietea lerchianae Golub 1994目的荒漠草原群落联系在一起(Korolyuk, Laktionov, 2021)。尽管如此，香鼻草的组成和结构证实了它的关联属于羊茅-溴甲亚纲。在这个关联中有4种变体。南乌拉尔地区旱生植被的多样性远高于本文的描述。来自哈萨克斯坦邻近地区的数据的参与将有助于进一步发展其分类学系统。

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