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VIII 2014.Pdf ISSN 2072-8816 Российская академия наук Russian Academy of Sciences Самарский научный центр Samara scientific center Институт экологии Волжского бассейна Institute of ecology of the Volga river basin Тольяттинское отделение Русского ботанического общества Togliatti branch of Russian Botanical society Кафедра ЮНЕСКО Изучение и сохранение UNESCO chair on the Study and conservation биоразнообразия экосистем Волжского бассейна of biodiversity of ecosystems of the Volga basin ФИТОРАЗНООБРАЗИЕ ВОСТОЧНОЙ ЕВРОПЫ / PHYTODIVERSITY OF EASTERN EUROPE 2014 Т. VIII, № 1 Основан в 2006 г. Научный руководитель издательского проекта Scientific Director of the publishing project д.б.н., проф. С.В. Саксонов (Тольятти) Dr. of Biology, Prof. S.V. Saksonov (Togliatti) Главный редактор: к.б.н. С.А. Сенатор (Тольятти) Editor-in-Chief: Cand. of Biology S.A. Senator (Togliatti) Редакционная коллегия Editorial board академик НАН Беларуси, д.б.н., проф. Academician of NAS of Belarus, Dr. of Biology, В.И. Парфёнов (Минск), Prof. V.I. Parfyonov (Minsk), чл.-корр. РАН, д.б.н., проф. Corresponding member of RAS, Dr. of Biology, Г.С. Розенберг (Тольятти), Prof. G.S. Rozenberg (Togliatti), д.б.н., проф. Л.М. Абрамова (Уфа), Dr. of Biology, Prof. L.M. Abramova (Ufa), д.б.н., проф. Р.И. Бурда (Киев), Dr. of Biology, Prof. R.I. Burda (Kyiv), д.б.н., проф. В.Б. Голуб (Тольятти), Dr. of Biology, Prof. V.B. Golub (Togliatti), д.б.н. В.Ю. Нешатаева (Санкт-Петербург), Dr. of Biology V.Y. Neshataeva (Saint-Petersburg), д.б.н. А.В. Щербаков (Москва), Dr. of Biology A.V. Shcherbakov (Moscow), к.б.н. Д.И. Третьяков (Минск) Dr. of Biology D.I. Tretyakov (Minsk) Дата публикации журнала «Фиторазнообразие Восточной Европы», т. VIII, № 1: 05.03.2014 Перевод на английский язык: А.Г. Розенберг Редакция: Journal edition: 445003, Россия, Тольятти, ул. Комзина, 10 10 Komzina street, Togliatti, 445003, Russia Тел.: 8(8482)489688, факс: 8(8482)489504 Phone: 8(8482)489688 fax: 8(8482)489504 [email protected] [email protected] http: www. phytodiveuro.org http: www. phytodiveuro.org Журнал зарегистрирован Федеральной службой по надзору в сфере связи, информационных технологий и массовых коммуникаций, свидетельство ПИ № ФС77-57398 Издание осуществлено при финансовой поддержке Самарского губернского гранта в области науки и тех- ники по проекту «Издание научного журнала ″Фиторазнообразие Восточной Европы″», договор №281. © Институт экологии Волжского бассейна РАН, 2014 На обложке: Fritillaria ruthenica Wikstr., фото Е. Иванова © Коллектив авторов, 2014 © ООО «Кассандра», 2014 ФИТОРАЗНООБРАЗИЕ ВОСТОЧНОЙ ЕВРОПЫ Т. VIII, № 1 СОДЕРЖАНИЕ Предисловие редактора .............................................................................................................. 3 Т.С. Двирна АДВЕНТИВНАЯ ФРАКЦИЯ ФЛОРЫ РОМЕНСКО-ПОЛТАВСКОГО ГЕОБОТАНИЧЕСКОГО ОКРУГА: АНАЛИЗ И КОНСПЕКТ ....................................................................................... 4 А.Б. Чхобадзе, Д.А. Филиппов, А.Н. Левашов СОСУДИСТЫЕ РАСТЕНИЯ ВОЛОГОДСКОЙ ЧАСТИ АНДОМСКОЙ ВОЗВЫШЕННОСТИ ............................................................. 20 О.Г. Калмыкова, Н.О. Кин К ФЛОРЕ ОРЛОВСКОЙ СТЕПИ (ОРЕНБУРГСКАЯ ОБЛАСТЬ) ...... 43 Н.С. Раков, С.В. Саксонов, С.А. Сенатор ФЛОРА БАННЫХ ОСТРОВОВ (УЛЬЯНОВСКАЯ ОБЛАСТЬ) ............ 53 В.В. Соловьёва, С.В. Саксонов, С.А. Сенатор ФЛОРА И РАСТИТЕЛЬНОСТЬ СЫЗРАНСКОГО ВОДОХРАНИЛИЩА ............................................................................................... 66 Ю.З. Табульдин СЕМЕЙСТВО FABACEAE БАССЕЙНА РЕКИ ГУСИХА (ОРЕНБУРГСКАЯ ОБЛАСТЬ)............................................................................ 75 Я.М. Голованов, Л.М. Абрамова ФЛОРА ГОРОДА МЕЛЕУЗ (РЕСПУБЛИКА БАШКОРТОСТАН) ........ 79 М.И. Хомутовский НОВЫЕ ФЛОРИСТИЧЕСКИЕ НАХОДКИ АБОРИГЕННЫХ И АДВЕНТИВНЫХ ВИДОВ В ВЕРХОВЬЯХ РЕКИ ЗАПАДНАЯ ДВИНА ................................................... 121 М.М. Гафурова ФЛОРА ЧУВАШСКОЙ РЕСПУБЛИКИ В ГЕРБАРИИ ИНСТИТУТА ЭКОЛОГИИ ВОЛЖСКОГО БАССЕЙНА РАН (PVB) .............................. 127 Г.С. Розенберг ЛЕГЕНДЫ КОЛИЧЕСТВЕННОЙ ГЕОБОТАНИКИ ХХ ВЕКА ЭВЕЛИН ПИЛУ (EVELYN CHRIS PIELOU; 20 февраля 1924 г.) ДЭВИД ГУДОЛ (DAVID W. GOODALL; 4 апреля 1914 г.) ........................ 142 ДОПОЛНЕНИЯ К ПРАВИЛАМ ДЛЯ АВТОРОВ ......................................... 157 2 PHYTODIVERSITY OF EASTERN EUROPE Vol. VIII, no. 1 CONTENTS Editor's Preface ............................................................................................................................... 3 Dvirna T.S. THE ALIEN FRACTION OF THE FLORA OF THE ROMENSKO-POLTAVSKY GEOBOTANICAL DISTRICT: AN ANALYSIS AND CHECKLIST ....................................................................... 4 Czhobadze A.B., Philippov D.A., Levashov A.N. VASCULAR PLANTS OF VOLOGDA PART OF ANDOMSKAYA HEIGHT ........................................................................................................................ 20 Kalmykova O.G., Kin N.O. ABOUT THE FLORA OF «ORLOVSKAYA STEPPE» (ORENBURG REGION) ......................................................................................... 43 Rakov N.S., Saksonov S.V., Senator S.A. FLORA OF THE BANNYE ISLANDS (ULYANOVSK REGION) ............... 53 Solovyova V.V., Saksonov S.V., Senator S.A. FLORA AND VEGETATION OF THE SYZRAN RESERVOIR .................. 66 Tabul′din Y.Z. FAMILY LEGUMINOSAE (FABACEAE) OF GUSIKHA RIVER BASIN (ORENBURG REGION) .......................................................................................... 75 Golovanov Y.M., Abramova L.M. URBAN FLORA OF MELEUZ TOWN (REPUBLIC OF BASHKORTOSTAN) ................................................................ 79 Khomutovskiy M.I. NEW FLORISTIC FINDINGS OF NATIVE AND ALIEN PLANT SPECIES IN THE UPPER REACHES OF THE WESTERN DVINA ......... 121 Gafurova M.M. FLORA OF REPUBLIC OF CHUVASHIA IN THE HERBARIUM OF THE INSTITUTE ECOLOGY OF THE VOLGA RIVER BASIN (PVB) ... 127 Rozenberg G.S. LEGENDS QUANTITATIVE GEOBOTANY OF THE XX CENTURY EVELYN CHRIS PIELOU (20 February, 1924) DAVID W. GOODALL (4 April, 1914) ................................................................ 142 AUTHOR GUILDENES ............................................................................................ 157 Уважаемые читатели! Открывая первый номер «Фиторазнообразия Восточной Европы» за 2014 год, спешу поде- литься хорошими новостями. Во-первых, у журнала появился собственный сайт: www. phytodi- veuro.org. Во-вторых, «Фиторазнообразие Восточной Европы» зарегистрировано как средство массовой информации Федеральной службой по надзору в сфере связи, информационных тех- нологий и массовых коммуникаций. Несколько изменились правила оформления статей и, в первую очередь, это коснулось оформления списка литературы, который теперь представляется с переводом на английский язык. Это необходимое условие для включения издания в международные базы научного цити- рования. В связи с этим, обращаю внимание авторов на то, что в зависимости от качества пред- ставляемой в научных статьях информации, касающейся адресных сведений, информации об авторах, организациях, оформления библиографического списка, зависит корректность всех данных, включенных в базы научного цитирования. Особое внимание при написании статей следует уделять аннотациям и их качественному переводу на английский язык – это весьма важ- ные части научной статьи, которые должны отражать суть исследования и содержать сущест- венные моменты выполненной работы; именно по аннотациям заинтересованные читатели от- кроют Вашу статью. В настоящем номере опубликован ряд обзорных работ, содержащих сведения об адвентив- ной флоре Роменско-Полтавского геоботанического округа (Т.С. Двирна), флоре вологодской части Андомской возвышенности (А.Б. Чхобадзе и др.), флоре города Мелеуз (Я.М. Голованов и Л.М. Абрамова). В статьях О.Г. Калмыковой и Н.О. Кин, Н.С. Ракова с соавторам, В.В. Соловьёвой с соавторами приводятся материалы, дополняющие сведения о флоре и растительности Орлов- ской степи (Оренбургская область), Банных островов (Ульяновская область), Сызранского во- дохранилища (Самарская область). Ю.З. Табульдин представил обзор семейства Fabaceae в бас- сейне р. Гусихи (Оренбургская область), а М.И. Хомутовский сообщил о новых флористических находках в верховьях Западной Двины. В оригинальной статье М.М. Гафуровой представлены цитаты гербарных этикеток с листов, переданных автором в гербарий Института экологии Волжского бассейна РАН. Юбилеям двух выдающихся экологов ХХ столетия – Эвелин Пилу и Дэвиду Гудолу посвящена заметка Г.С. Розенберга. Номер завершается дополнениями к правилам для авторов, в которых приводятся примеры оформления литературных источников. Степан Сенатор [email protected] 4 Двирна Т.С. Адвентивная флора Роменско-Полтавского округа УДК 001.8:581.93(477.52/.53) АДВЕНТИВНАЯ ФРАКЦИЯ ФЛОРЫ РОМЕНСКО-ПОЛТАВСКОГО ГЕОБОТАНИЧЕСКОГО ОКРУГА: АНАЛИЗ И КОНСПЕКТ Т.С. Двирна Ключевые слова Аннотация. Представлены результаты структурного анализа адвентивной фрак- адвентивная фракция ции флоры Роменско-Полтавского геоботанического округа (Украина). Иссле- флоры дуемая флора насчитывает 340 видов сосудистых растений, относящихся к 209 структурный анализ родам и 64 семействам. Установлено преобладание: кенофитов североамерикан- Роменско-Полтавский геобо- ского и средиземноморского происхождения; в систематическом спектре – се- танический округ мейств, характерных для древнесредиземнорской флоры; в спектре жизненных Украина форм и биоморф – терофитов и травянистых монокарпиков; в спектре гидро- морф – ксеромезофитов; по отношению к трофности почвы – мезотрофов; по
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