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KOKO MAASSA RAUHOITETUT ELÄINLAJIT Matelijat Liite 2(a) KOKO MAASSA RAUHOITETUT ELÄINLAJIT Matelijat pohjanvalkotäpläpaksupää, Hesperia comma ssp. catena kangaskäärme, Coronella austriaca punakeltaverkkoperhonen, Euphydryas auri- rantakäärme, Natrix natrix nia sisilisko, Lacerta vivipara raunikkivyökoi, Caryocolum petryi vaskitsa, Anguis fragilis ruijannokiperhonen, Erebia polaris rusoharmoyökkönen, Xestia brunneopicta Sammakkoeläimet sinilehtimittari, Scopula decorata tummaverkkoperhonen, Melitaea diamina rupikonna, Bufo bufo tundrasinisiipi, Plebeius glandon rupilisko, Triturus cristatus varjotäpläkoi, Ethmia terminella sammakko, Rana temporaria vesilisko, Triturus vulgaris Kovakuoriaiset viitasammakko, Rana arvalis erakkokuoriainen, Osmoderma eremita Nilviäiset haavansahajumi, Xyletinus tremulicola havuhuppukuoriainen, Stephanopachys li- jokihelmisimpukka, Margaritifera margariti- nearis fera isolampisukeltaja, Graphoderus bilineatus kalkkisiemenkotilo, Vertigo genesii jalavajäärä, Rhamnusium bicolor kapeasiemenkotilo, Vertigo angustior jättisukeltaja, Dytiscus latissimus lettosiemenkotilo, Vertigo geyeri kaskikeiju, Phryganophilus ruficollis vuollejokisimpukka, Unio crassus korpikolva, Pytho kolwensis korukeräpallokas, Agathidium pulchellum Luteet kulonyhäkäs, Corticaria planula lahokapo, Boros schneideri palolatikka, Aradus angularis meriuposkuoriainen, Macroplea pubipennis mustatattiainen, Oxyporus mannerheimii Perhoset mäntyhuppukuoriainen, Stephanopachys substriatus harjusinisiipi, Scolitantides vicrama punahärö, Cucujus cinnaberinus isoapollo, Parnassius apollo tammikukkajäärä, Strangalia attenuata isokultasiipi, Lycaena dispar vennajäärä, Mesosa myops juovapunatäplä, Zygaena osterodensis juurilasisiipi, Bembecia ichneumoniformis Korennot kalliosinisiipi, Scolitantides orion kirjopapurikko, Lopinga achine idänkirsikorento, Sympecma paedisca kirjoverkkoperhonen, Euphydryas maturna kirjojokikorento, Ophiogomphus cecilia kääpiöhopeatäplä, Boloria improba lummelampikorento, Leucorrhinia caudalis lehtohopeatäplä, Boloria titania sirolampikorento, Leucorrhinia albifrons luhtakultasiipi, Lycaena helle täplälampikorento, Leucorrhinia pectoralis muurahaissinisiipi, Glaucopsyche arion viherukonkorento, Aeshna viridis neidonkielikoisa, Cynaeda dentalis pikkuapollo, Parnassius mnemosyne pohjanharmoyökkönen, Xestia borealis 2 Liite 2(b) POHJOIS-POHJANMAAN JA KAINUUN MAAKUNTIEN ETELÄPUOLELLA RAUHOITETUT ELÄINLAJIT Perhoset purohopeatäplä, Boloria thore 3 Liite 3(a) KOKO MAASSA RAUHOITETUT KASVILAJIT Putkilokasvit lapinhilpi, Arctagrostis latifolia lapinkaura, Trisetum subalpestre alppivuokko, Anemone trifolia lapinkämmekkä, Dactylorhiza lapponica arnikki, Arnica angustifolia lapinleinikki, Ranunculus lapponicus baltiantoukokämmekkä (leveälehtikämmek- laukkaneilikka, Armeria maritima kä), Dactylorhiza majalis lehtokattara, Bromus benekenii hajuheinä, Cinna latifolia lehtolitukka, Cardamine impatiens hentokatkero, Gentianella tenella lehtonata, Festuca gigantea hentonäkinruoho, Najas tenuissima lehtoneidonvaippa, Epipactis helleborine hietaneilikka, Dianthus arenarius lehtonoidanlukko, Botrychium virginianum hukkariisi, Leersia oryzoides lehtoukonhattu, Aconitum lycoctonum hämeenkylmänkukka, Pulsatilla patens lehtoängelmä, Thalictrum aquilegiifolium (Anemone p.) lettorikko, Saxifraga hirculus hämeenkylmänkukan ja kangasvuokon ris- lietetatar, Persicaria foliosa (Polygonum fo- teymä, Pulsatilla patens x vernalis liosum) idänkurho, Carlina biebersteinii luhtaorvokki, Viola uliginosa idänkynsimö, Draba cinerea lumpeitten, Nymphaea, punakukkaiset muo- idänverijuuri, Agrimonia pilosa dot isokissankäpälä, Antennaria villifera (A. la- lähdesara, Carex paniculata nata) lännenkurho, Carlina vulgaris isokrassi, Lepidium latifolium masmalo, Anthyllis vulneraria isolinnunruoho, Polygala vulgaris meriotakilokki, Salsola kali isopukinjuuri, Pimpinella major meritatar, Polygonum oxyspermum jääleinikki, Ranunculus glacialis merivehnä, Elymus farctus kalliorikko, Saxifraga adscendens metsälitukka, Cardamine flexuosa kalliosirkunjyvä, Lappula deflexa metsänemä, Epipogium aphyllum kangasraunikki, Gypsophila fastigiata metsäomenapuu, Malus sylvestris kangasvuokko, Pulsatilla vernalis, (Anemone myyränporras, Diplazium sibiricum v.) mäkiorvokki, Viola collina karvamaksaruoho, Sedum villosum neidonkenkä, Calypso bulbosa kellokanerva, Erica tetralix nelilehtivesikuusi, Hippuris tetraphylla keltalehdokki, Planthera chlorantha norjanarho, Arenaria norvegica keminängelmä, Thalictrum minus notkeanäkinruoho, Najas flexilis ssp.kemense nummimatara, Galium saxatile kenttäorakko, Ononis arvensis pahta-ailikki, Silene wahlbergella ketonukki, Androsace septentrionalis pahtahanhikki, Potentilla nivea ketunsara, Carex vulpina pahtahietaorvokki, Viola rupestris ssp. relic- kiiltovalkku, Liparis loeselii ta kiirunankello, Campanula uniflora pahtakeltto, Crepis tectorum ssp. nigrescens kimalaisorho, Ophrys insectifera patukkasara, Carex hartmanii kultakynsimö, Draba alpina peltomaitikka, Melampyrum arvense kuusamonnokkasara, Carex lepidocarpa ssp. perämerenmaruna, Artemisia campestris ssp. jemtlandica bottnica kuusamonsarake, Kobresia simpliciuscula pesäjuuri, Neottia nidus-avis kynäjalava, Ulmus laevis pikkuhanhikki, Potentilla tabernaemontani laaksoarho, Moehringia lateriflora (P. neumanniana) lapinalppiruusu, Rhododendron lapponicum pikkunoidanlukko, Botrychium simplex 4 pohjanailakki, Silene involucrata (S. furcata) tunturikeulankärki, Oxytropis lapponica pohjansorsimo, Arctophila fulva tunturiorho, Chamorchis alpina pommerinvirna, Vicia cassubica tuoksualvejuuri, Dryopteris fragrans punavalkku, Cephalanthera rubra tähkähelmikkä, Melica ciliata päivännouto, Helianthemum nummularium upossarmio, Alisma wahlenbergii rantalitukka, Cardamine parviflora valkokämmekkä, Pseudorchis albida rantaorvokki, Viola persicifolia valkolehdokki, Platanthera bifolia rantatyräkki, Euphorbia palustris valkopärskäjuuri, Veratrum album ruijanesikko, Primula nutans vanakeltto, Crepis praemorsa ruijanpahtahanhikki, Potentilla chamissonis varputädyke, Veronica fruticans ruosteheinä, Schoenus ferrugineus veripunakämmekkä, Dactylorhiza incarnata rönsysorsimo, Puccinellia phryganodes ssp. cruenta sakarahanhikki, Potentilla neumanniana (P. vuorijalava, Ulmus glabra subarenaria) vuorikuisma, Hypericum montanum seljakämmekkä, Dactylorhiza sambucina värimaratti, Asperula tinctoria serpentiiniraunioinen, Aspelenium adulte- rinum Sammalet sinikuusama, Lonicera caerulea siperiankärhö, Clematis alpina hitupihtisammal, Cephalozia macounii soikkokaksikko, Listera ovata hiuskoukkusammal, Dichelyma capillaceum soikkokämmekkä, Orchis militaris idänlehväsammal, Plagiomnium drummondii sopulinkallioinen, Erigeron borealis isonuijasammal, Meesia longiseta sorsanputki, Sium latifolium isotorasammal, Cynodontium suecicum suippohärkylä, Polystichum lonchitis katkokynsisammal, Dicranum viride suolapunka, Samolus valerandi kiiltosirppisammal, Hamatocaulis vernicosus suomukka, Latharea squamaria (Drepanocladus v.) suoneidonvaippa, Epipctis palustris korpihohtosammal, Herzogiella turfacea suovalkku, Hammarbya paludosa kourukinnassammal, Scapania carinthiaca sääskenvalkku, Microstylis monophyllos (S. massalongi) taarna, Cladium mariscus lahokaviosammal, Buxbaumia viridis talvikkipaju, Salix pyrolifolia lapinpahtasammal, Orthothecium lap- taponlehti, Asarum europaeum ponicum tikankontti, Cypridium calceolus lapinsirppisammal, Hamatocaulis lapponicus tummahorsma, Epilobium obscurum pohjankellosammal, Encalypta mutica tummaneidonvaippa, Epipactis atrorubens tundrasara, Carex holostoma tunturiarho, Arenaria pseudofrigida 5 Liite (3b) POHJOIS-POHJANMAAN JA KAINUUN MAAKUNTIEN ETELÄPUOLELLA RAUHOITETUT PUTKILOKASVIT kaitakämmekkä, Dactylorhiza traunsteineri tunturikiviyrtti, Woodsia alpina kirkiruoho, Gymnadenia conopsea vesihilpi, Catabrosa aquatica mätäsrikko, Saxifraga cespitosa väinönputki, Angelica archangelica subsp. pahtarikko, Saxifraga nivalis archangelica pulskaneilikka, Dianthus superbus punakämmekkä, Dactylorhiza incarnata subsp. incarnata 6 Liite 3(c) POHJOIS-POHJANMAAN, KAINUUN JA LAPIN MAAKUNNISSA RAUHOITETUT PUTKILOKASVIT hentokiurunkannus, Corydalis intermedia nevaimarre, Thelypteris palustris kalliokielo, Polygonatum odoratum seinäraunioinen, Asplenium ruta-muraria korpinurmikka, Poa remota valkovuokko, Anemone nemorosa kurjenmiekka, Iris pseudacorus lehtopalsami, Impatiens noli-tangere 7 Liite 4 UHANALAISET LAJIT *Erityisesti suojeltavat lajit Kaikilla liitteen lajeilla ei ole lajikohtaista suomenkielistä nimeä. Niistä käytetään ryhmän (suvun, heimon ym.) nimeä. Putkilokasvit *kaitaängelmä, Thalictrum lucidum kaljukissankäpälä, Antennaria porsildii ahokirkiruoho, Gymnadenia conopsea var. *kalliorikko, Saxifraga adscendens conopsea kalliosirkunjyvä, Lappula deflexa ahosilmäruoho, Euphrasia rostkoviana ssp. kalvaskallioinen, Erigeron acris ssp. decolo- fennica ratus *alppivuokko, Anemone trifolia kangasraunikki, Gypsophila fastigiata *arnikki, Arnica angustifolia kangasvuokko, Pulsatilla vernalis *baltiantoukokämmekkä, Dactylorhiza maja- *karvamaksaruoho, Sedum villosum lis ssp. baltica karvamansikka, Fragaria viridis etelänhoikkaängelmä, Thalictrum simplex katkeralinnunruoho, Polygala amarella ssp. simplex *kellokanerva, Erica tetralix harjukeltalieko, Diphasiastrum tristachyum *keltahierakka, Rumex maritimus harmaahorsma, Epilobium lamyi keltakynsimö, Draba nemorosa *harsomatara, Galium schultesii keltamatara, Galium verum hentokatkero, Gentianella tenella *kenttäorakko, Ononis arvensis *hentonäkinruoho, Najas tenuissima *ketokatkero, Gentianella
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