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Table 1.
Characteristic of habitats of Thymus coenopopulations in Yakutia
| CP | Locality of CP | Community / dominating species | TPCD/PCD% |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (T. extremus) | Vicinities of Yakutsk, gentle slope of the Lena River bank, south-eastern exposure, steepness 100, meadow-chernozem sandy-loam soil | Herb-sheep’s fescue steppe (Festuca lenensis Drobow, Artemisia pubescens Ledeb., Veronica incana L., Carex duriuscula C.A. Mey., Pulsatilla flavescens (Zucc.) Juz.) | 80/3 |
| 2 (T. brevipetiolatus) | Kobyansk region, vicinities of s. Smorodichny, slope of southern exposure, steepness 50, loam with cobble. | Spreading anemone-sheep’s fescue-wildrye steppe (Festuca lenensis, Elymus turuchanensis (Reverd.) Czerep., Pulsatilla patens (L.) Mill., Koeleria cristata (L.) Pers., Veronica incana) | 80/1 |
| 3 (T. indigirkensis) | Kobyansk region, vicinities of s. Sangar, slope of southern exposure of the Lena River bank, steepness 50, fine grain soil covered with cobble | Bush encroached by Spiraea dahurica (Rupr.) Maxim. and Rosa acicularis Lindl. herb bunchgrass steppe (Agropyron villosum (L.) Link, Festuca lenensis, Carex pediformis C.A. Mey., Dracocephalum palmatum Steph. ex Willd., T. indigirkensis) | 60/5 |
| 4 (T. pavlovii) | Tompo region, southern exposure of the slope of the Sete-Dabash Ridge, right δopT of the Tyi-Synoga stream valley, steepness 300, rocky-subsiding outcrops, moss in crevices | Grouping of vegetation (Bromopsis pumpelliana (Scribn.) Holub, Elymus confusus (Roshev.) Tzvelev, T. pavlovii, Dracocephalum stellerianum F. Hiltebr., Rhytidium rugosum (Hedw.) Kindb.) | 35/5 |
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