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Habitat diversity in Sarcosoma globosum localities in Lithuania: (a) native fir, spruce, larch, and cedar plantations (T3N1), 35-year-old tree stand in Vyteniškės forest, plot Vt; (b) native fir, spruce, larch, and cedar plantations (T3N1), 46-year-old tree stand in Grabijolai forest, plot Grb; (c) boreo-nemoral bilberry western spruce taiga (T3F14), 60-year-old tree stand in Jaskoniškės forest, plot Ja1; (d) continental tall-herb western spruce taiga (T3F44), 60-year-old tree stand in Puščia forest, plot Pu; (e) continental tall-herb western spruce taiga (T3F44), 9050 Fennoscandian herb-rich forests with Picea abies, 125-year-old tree stand in Antazavė pinewood, plot An1d; (f) boreo-nemoral bilberry western spruce taiga (T3F14), 9010 Western taiga, 96-year-old tree stand in Ažvinčiai ancient
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Citation: Vabuolė, E.; Juzėnas, S.; Kutorga, E. Habitat Diversity, Environmental Conditions, and Distribution of Endangered Fungus Sarcosoma globosum (Ascomycota) in Lithuania. Abstract: Sarcosoma globosum (Pezizales, Ascomycota) is a rare and endangered fungus, and it is believed to be extinct in most central European countries. Known records of S...
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... measured tree diameters and standardised tree volume tables were used to estimate the volume of standing trees [60]. Photographs of different habitats in S. globosum localities are given in Figure 3. ...
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... EUNIS habitat types were identified at S. globosum localities. The most common habitat type was boreo-nemoral bilberry western spruce taiga (T3F14) (21 plots; 48.8% of all study plots), followed by continental tall-herb western spruce taiga (T3F44) (11 plots; 25.6%) and native fir, spruce, larch, and cedar plantations (T3N1) (10 plots; 23.3%) (Figure 3; Table S3). The diversity of habitat types within a single locality was different; i.e., in five localities (namely, Antazav ˙ e 1, Ažvinčiai 1, Ilgašilis, Labanoras 1, and Minčia 2), two different habitat types were identified, while other localities were represented by single habitat type. ...
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... the study plots, 35 (81.4%) belonged to the Natura 2000 network of protected areas under both the European Union Birds and Habitats Directives. Half of them (17 plots) were situated in two Natura 2000 habitat types-namely, 9010 Western taiga and 9050 Fennoscandian herb-rich forests with Picea abies (Figure 3; Table S3). ...
