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(Charales) of Serbia with the Estimation of the Threat Status 38 (1): (2014) 121-130 Review Article Overview of the stoneworts (Charales) of Serbia with the estimation of the threat status Jelena Blaženčić Institute of Botany and Botanical Garden ”Jevremovac”, Faculty of Biology, University of Belgrade, Takovska 43, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia ABSTRacT: The study provides insights into stoneworts of Serbia (1851-2013). For each taxon, the synonym(s), distribution, threat factors and the IUCN threat category is given. In Serbia, 23 species are present of ca. 400 known worldwide. Key words: stonewort, Charales, Serbia, distribution, threat status Received: 23 September 2013 Revision accepted 18 January 2014 UDK 582.271(497.11) INTRODUCTioN Radotić 1982; Blaženčić et al. 1990, 1995a, b, 2006a, b; Blaženčić & Blaženčić 1991, 1997; Randjelović & The study of stonewort flora and vegetation, their Blaženčić 1996; Blaženčić & Stanković 2008; Vesić distribution and ecological characteristics are needed et al. 2011). at both the regional and global levels. Thus, this review The catalogue, as a forerunner of the Flora of presents the first complete up-to-date overview on Stoneworts of Serbia, gives a latin name for each taxon stoneworts of Serbia. The overview includes data both present in Serbia, followed by synonymy, taxonomic from the literature and unpublished author records. status, characteristics, habitat type, distribution in Serbia, The first data on stoneworts in Serbia were dated from threat factors, number of localities and threat status. the herbarium of Josif Pančić. In the period from 1851 to Collection numbers are given for each taxa present in the 1880, he collected stoneworts from 17 localities in Serbia. BEOU Charophyta collection (Vukojičić et al. 2011). Data on the Pančić collection were considered jointly The threat status of each species is estimated according with his own data from Southern Serbia and published by to Stevanović (1999) and the IUCN (2001). The standard Nedeljko Košanin (Košanin 1907a, 1907b). IUCN critera have been used for threat estimation After that, until the 1970s, information on stoneworts (Stewart 2004; Blindow 2000; Blaženčić et al. in Serbia could be found in several publications on aquatic 2006a,b) where possible, or slightly modified and adjusted flora and vegetation Simić( 1905/06; Katić 1899/1900; to water macrophyte algae, taking into account ecological Janković 1953; Slavnić 1956; Čanak 1964; Marinović parameters of the habitat (Schmidt et al. 2006). 1955; Marinović & Krasnići 1970; Vukoje 1979; Cvijan 1985; Guelmino 1973; Butorac et al. 1994). Classification and nomenclature of the stoneworts follow Krause (1997). In Serbia, so far, 23 species of Since the 1970s, continuous and detailed investigation stoneworts are known, belonging to four genera: Nitella of stoneworts has taken place in the western and central (7 species, 1 form), Tolypella (3 species), Nitellopsis (one Balkans (Blaženčić 1980, 1984, 1995; Blaženčić & species) and Chara (12 species, 25 forms and 3 varieties). ✳correspondence: [email protected] © 2014 Institute of Botany and Botanical Garden Jevremovac, Belgrade 122 vol. 38 (1) Conspectus of stoneworts of Serbia f. pseudocontraria Mig. f. normalis Mig. Nitella Agardh 1824 f. vulgaris Mig. f. pulchella Mig. 1. Nitella brachyteles A.Br. f. cuspidata Mig. 2. Nitella capillaris (Krocker) J. Groves et Bullock- f. aequistriata A.Br. Webster 1920 f. gymnophylla (A. Br.) Hy f. longifolia A.Br. f. subnudifolia Mig. 3. Nitella confervacea (Bréb.) A. Braun ex Leonh. 1863 f. paludosa F. 4. Nitella gracilis (Sm.) C. Agardh 1824 f. subsegregata Nordst. 5. Nitella mucronata (A. Braun) Miq. in H. C. Hall 1840 f. tenuissima Mig emend. Wallman 1853 var. longibractea (Kutz) J. Grov. Bull.-Web. 6. Nitella opaca (Bruzelius) C. Agardh 1824 var. nitelloides A. Br. 7. Nitella syncarpa (Truill.) Chevall. 1827 Additional data on stonewort taxa in Serbia Tolypella (A. Braun) A. Braun 1850 1. Tolypella prolifera (Ziz ex A. Braun) Leonhardi 1863 Nitella brachyteles A. Braun 1864 2. Tolypella intricata (Trentepohl ex Roth) Leonhardi Syn.: Nitella mucronata var. crassa et brachiteles A. 1863 Braun in herbar 3. Tolypella glomerata (Desv.) Leonh. Nitella furcata subsp. mucronata var. sieberi f. brachyteles (A. Br. in Leonh.) R. D. W. 1965 Nitellopsis Hy 1889 Habitat: Channels; Limnophyte, it inhabits shallow 1. Nitellopsis obtusa (Desv. In Loisel.) J. Groves 1919 slowly moving oligo-mesotrophic waters, on muddy to clayey substrate. Chara Vaillant 1919 Distribution in Serbia: Channel by Srebrno lake 1. Chara braunii C. C. Gmel. 1826 near Veliko Gradište (leg. Jelena & Živojin. Blaženčić, f. máxima Mig. 30.09.1983); Channel by Padinska Skela (leg. Zoran f. tenuior A. Br. Romčević, 10.09.1998) 2. Chara canescens Desv. & Loisel. in Loisel. 1810 Threat factors: Agricultural chemistry, overgrowing 3. Chara connivens Salzm. ex A. Braun 1835 by vascular plants, mechanical cleaning of the channels. 4. Chara contraria A. Braun ex Kütz. 1845 s.str. IUCN Threat status in Serbia: EW (?) – only two f. capillacea Mig. records, not seen at the localities again after record was f. stagnalis F. made f. aspera F. var. nitelloides A. Br. Nitella capillaris (Krocker) J. Groves et Bullock- 5. Chara globularis Thuill. 1799 Webster 1920 f. humilior Mig. Syn.: Chara capillaris Krocker, 1814; Nitella capitata f. lacustris Mig. Ag., 1824; Nitella syncarpa var. capitata (Nees) Kütz., f. laxa Mig. 1845; Nitella capillaris f. capillaris Wood, 1962; Nitella f. stricta Mig. syncarpa var. Capitata (Nees) Kütz. in R. D. W. 1965 f. normalis Mig. Habitat: Channels, ponds; In shallow water (to 0.7 6. Chara hispida (L.) Hartm. 1820 m) in channels, ponds within the meadows or water 7. Chara intermedia A. Braun in A. Braun, Rabenh. & depression in riparian forests. Water of neutral to slightly Stizenb. 1859 alkaline pH (7.0 -7,8). It can often be found with other f. decipiens A. Br. stoneworts and vascular plants (Blaženčić et al. 1995a, f. brachyphylla Mig. b; Vesić et al. 2011). 8. Chara tenuispina A. Braun 1835 Distribution in Serbia: In the Markova sedmica small f. nitida Mig. lake by Graničar near Subotica 9. Chara rohlenae Vilh. (Blaženčić et al. 1995a, b); Special Nature Reserve 10. Chara tomentosa L. 1753 “Zasavica” (Vesić et al. 2011); in the lake by Pirot 11. Chara virgata Kütz. 1834 (Košanin 1907a, b; Milovanović 1949) 12. Chara vulgaris L. 1753 f. longifolia A. Br. (as Nitella capitata (N ab Es) Ag.) f. nidifica Mig. (Košanin 1907a, b; Milovanović 1949). J. Blaženčić: Overview of the stoneworts (Charales) of Serbia with the estimation of the threat status 123 Threat factors: drainage, field drying, mechanical Threat factors: eutrophication, anthropogenic cleaning of the channels, eutrophication, overgrowing activities, low competence ability with other hygrophytes, IUCN Threat status in Serbia: DD (CR). drying, tourism. IUCN Threat status in Serbia: CR (A1e, C2a). Nitella confervacea (Breb.) A. Br. 1863 Syn.: Nitella batrachosperma (Reich.) A. Br. 1847; Nitella opaca Agardh 1824 Nitella gracilis var. confervacea Bréb., 1849; Nitella Syn.: Chara opaca Bruz., 1824; Nitella syncarpa nordstedtiana J. Grov. 1890; Nitella confervacea ssp. var. opaca (Bruz) Kützing, 1845; Nitella syncarpa var. brébissonii (A. Br. ex Bréb.) Hy, 1905; Nitella gracilis ssp. glomerata A. Braun 1847; Nitella flexilis var. flexilis f. gracilis var. confervacea f. confervacea R. D. W. 1965 flexilis R. D. W., 1962 Habitat: ponds; inundating zone in riparian forests, Habitat: lakes, drained channels; limnophyte, to 1.0 shallow. – 6.0 m. It prefers cold water currents, near sublacustric Distribution in Serbia: Special Nature Reserve sources, water (pH = 5.6 - 6.4). From plain to montane “Zasavica” (Vesić et al. 2011); areas. Threat factors: extensive tourism, boating, mechanical Distribution in Serbia: Tresetište by Subotica cleaning of the water habitats (Blaženčić et al. 1995a,b); Vlasinsko jezero (Blaženčić IUCN Threat status in Serbia: CR (D), one location & Blaženčić 1991; Randjelović & Blaženčić 1996) with less than 50 individuals. Threat factors: eutrophication, low competitiveness with other hygrophytes Nitella gracilis Agardh 1824 IUCN Threat status in Serbia: CR (A1e). Syn.: Chara gracilis Smith, 1810; Nitella gracilis (Smith) Ag. 1824 etauct. plur.; Nitella gracilis ssp. var. etf. Gracilis Nitella syncarpa (Thuill.) Chevallier 1827 Wood, 1962 Syn.: Chara syncarpa Thuill. 1799; Tolypella coutinhoi Gonçalves da Cunha, 1935; Nitella capillaris f. syncarpa Habitat: accumulations on peatlands and streams after (Thuill.) Wood 1962; Nitella syncarpa var. syncarpa thermo-mineral sources; mesotrophic waters (to 6m), on (Thuill.) Chev. em. R. D. W. 1962 muddy and sandy substrate covered by detritus. Water Habitat: lakes, streams, brakish ponds; limnophyte, reaction (pH=7.0-7.4) (Blaženčić 1984; Blaženčić shallow clear mesotrophic to eutrophic, neutral to slightly & Blaženčić 1991; Randjelović & Blaženčić 1996; alkaline waters (0.5 – 3.0 m), on detritus, slime or muddy Stevanović et al. 2003). sands Characteristic species in ass. Utriculari-Nitelletum Distribution in Serbia: Rgoška banja, Vlasinsko jezero, syncarpe V. Randl. & J. Blaž. 1995 Vrujci, Danube by Banatska Palanka. (Randjelović & Blaženčić 1996) Threat factors: extensive tourism, mechanical cleaning Distribution in Serbia: Vlasinsko blato (Košanin 1907a, of the water habitats, eutrophication b; Milovanović 1949), Vlasinsko lake (Randjelović IUCN Threat status in Serbia: CR (B1,B3c). & Blaženčić 1996), Danube, left side in pond across the Lido by
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