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Report for Carex kobomugi Ohwi

updated: Apr 4th 2017, 10:58 am see all updates
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Family Cyperaceae
Genus Carex
Species kobomugi
Author Ohwi
Infraspecific
Infraspecfic Author
Pictures
Plant type
  • psammophile
Life form
  • GeophyteVoronkova, N. M., E. V. Burkovskaya, T. A. Bezdeleva and O. L. Burundukova (2008) Morphological and biological features of plants related to their adaptation to coastal habitats
Ecotypes unknown
Max. salinity
 100 mMIshikawa, S., T. Oikawa and A. Furukawa (1991) RESPONSES OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS, LEAF CONDUCTANCE AND GROWTH TO DIFFERENT SALINITIES IN 3 COASTAL DUNE PLANTS
Germination unknown
Previously was: Yes
Salt glands and bladders unknown
Photosynthesis Pathway unknown
Molecular data
Previously was:
  • DNAOhsako, T (2010) CLONAL AND SPATIAL GENETIC STRUCTURE WITHIN POPULATIONS OF A COASTAL PLANT, CAREX KOBOMUGI (CYPERACEAE)
    • Microbial interactions and mycorrhizal status YesLee, E. H., K. S. Cho and J. Kim (2010) Comparative Study of Rhizobacterial Community Structure of Plant Species in Oil-Contaminated Soil
    Bioremediation unknown
    antioxidants
    Secondary Metabolites
    Compatible Solutes
    Habitat
    • B1 Coastal dunes and sandy shoresIshikawa, S. I. and N. Kachi (1998) Shoot population dynamics of Carex kobomugi on a coastal sand dune in relation to its zonal distribution
    Economic use
    Previously was:
  • 4520.0 Sand stabilizationCharbonneau, Bianca R.; Wootton, Louise S.; Wnek, John P.; Langley, J. Adam; Posner, Michael A. (2017) A species effect on storm erosion: Invasive sedge stabilized dunes more than native grass during Hurricane SandyWootton, LS; Halsey, SD; Bevaart, K; McGough, A; Ondreicka, J; Patel, P (2005) When invasive species have benefits as well as costs: Managing Carex kobomugi (Asiatic sand sedge) in New Jersey's coastal dunes
    • Distribution
    Distribution map provided by GBIF | Global Biodiversity Information Facility
    Distribution (text)
    • Kado-ori coast (36002 ' N, 140038 ' E), 40 km south-southeast of Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan
    • Islan Beach, Ocean County, New Jersey, USASmall, J. A. (1954) CAREX-KOBOMUGI AT ISLAND BEACH, NEW-JERSEY
    • Sindu-ri, Wonbuk-myeon, Taean-gun, in Chungnam Province, KoreaMin, B. M. (2006) Shoot growth and distribution pattern of Carex kobomugi in a natural stand
    Previously was:
  • Kado-ori coast (36002 ' N, 140038 ' E), 40 km south-southeast of Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, JapanISHIKAWA, SI; FURUKAWA, A; OIKAWA, T (1995) ZONAL PLANT-DISTRIBUTION AND EDAPHIC AND MICROMETEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS ON A COASTAL SAND DUNE
  • Islan Beach, Ocean County, New Jersey, USASmall, J. A. (1954) CAREX-KOBOMUGI AT ISLAND BEACH, NEW-JERSEY
  • Sindu-ri, Wonbuk-myeon, Taean-gun, in Chungnam Province, KoreaMin, B. M. (2006) Shoot growth and distribution pattern of Carex kobomugi in a natural stand
  • Sohwang dune field, Boryung, South KoreaKim, Y; Choi, KH; Jung, PM (2014) Changes in foredune vegetation caused by coastal forests
  • rigane beach (35?27/ N, 140?24' E) located on the east coast of the Boso peninsula in Chiba Prefecture, Japan.Yura, H. and A. Ogura (2006) Sandblasting as a possible factor controlling the distribution of plants on a coastal dune system
    • Miscellaneous notes Not a very salt tolerant halophyte, but with a number of papers on coastal distribution.
    References

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