Microhabitat Analysis on the Genus Racomitrium from East Asia
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The genus Racomitrium, a genus of mosses in the family Grimmiacea has traditionally been used for landscaping and as packing materials. Recently, it has been getting attention as resources plants with excellent carbon reduction capabilities and response capabilities to the climate crisis in Korea. As interest in Racomitrium mosses as a resource plant increases for indoor landscaping in Korea, there is also an increasing demand for information on the environmental elements for acculturation as well as morphological characteristics of native Racomitrium mosses. This study analyzed approxi- mately 3,515 herbarium specimen labels from 97 institutions, including data from across East Asia (Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan), to determine species-specific habitat preferences regarding altitude, topography, light, moisture, and substrata. Therefore, this study aimed to understand ecological characteristics of the Genus Racomitrium in Korea that could be used as a resource plant, and to identify the distribution and habitat characteristics.
Abstract
The genus Racomitrium, a genus of mosses in the family Grimmiacea has traditionally been used for landscaping and as packing materials. Recently, it has been getting attention as resources plants with excellent carbon reduction capabilities and response capabilities to the climate crisis in Korea. As interest in Racomitrium mosses as a resource plant increases for indoor landscaping in Korea, there is also an increasing demand for information on the environmental elements for acculturation as well as morphological characteristics of native Racomitrium mosses. This study analyzed approxi- mately 3,515 herbarium specimen labels from 97 institutions, including data from across East Asia (Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan), to determine species-specific habitat preferences regarding altitude, topography, light, moisture, and substrata. Therefore, this study aimed to understand ecological characteristics of the Genus Racomitrium in Korea that could be used as a resource plant, and to identify the distribution and habitat characteristics.