Posters ENDEMIC TAXA OF THE SECTION COTA (J.GAY)RUPR. (ANTHEMIS L.), THREATENED CATEGORIES AND CONSERVATION MEASURES M. Ufuk ÖZBEK, Mecit VURAL Gazi Üniversitesi, Fen Edebiyat Fakültesi, Biyoloji Bölümü, Ankara, ufukozbek@gazi.edu.tr, mvural@gazi.edu.tr Genus Anthemis L. (Asteraceae) is represented by about 215 species from all over the world. These species are distributed in Europe, Southwest Asia, North and East Africa. The genus comprises 79 taxa belonging to 3 sections in Turkey. Among them 29 taxa are endemic to Turkey. Some of these endemics are widespread, while remainings are restricted in small areas. In this study, threat categories of some of 7 endemic plant species belonging to section Cota (J.Gay) Rupr. were rearrenged according to IUCN criteria, their distribution maps were given and also photos of them were presented. Keywords: Anthemis, Section Cota, endemism, IUCN categories, Turkey. EVALUATION OF THREAT CATEGORIES OF THE ENDEMIC PLANTS OF SAKARAT MOUNTAIN (AMASYA/TURKEY) M. Ümit B�NGÖL 1 , Arzu CANSARAN 2 , Fatmagül GEVEN 1 , Kerim GÜNEY 3 , Neslihan ERDO�AN 4, Ömer Faruk KAYA 5 1 Ankara University, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology, Ankara mumit1111@hotmail.com 2 Amasya University, Faculty of Education, Department of Primary School Teaching, Amasya 3 Kastamonu University, Faculty of Forestry, Department of Forest Engineering, Kastamonu 4 Mehmet Akif Ersoy University, Faculty of Arts and Science, Department of Biology, Burdur 5 Harran University, Faculty of Arts and Science, Department of Biology, �anl�urfa This study based on the vegetation field survey between 2004 and 2005 is done for the purpose of determining the vegetation of Sakarat Mountain (Amasya). During the plant vegetation seasons, 2000 plant samples were collected. These were determined to be belonging to 494 taxa from 283 genera and 78 families. In the survey area, six different vegetation types forest (deciduous, mixed coniferous and deciduous), subalpine, steppe, rocky, wet grassland and segetal were present. The threat categories of the endemic species of Sakarat Mountain were determined and evaluated according to ‘Red Data Book of Turkish Plants’, which was prepared by using IUCN criteria. A total of 40 plant taxa were determined as endemic (8,09 % of all taxa). Highest ratios of endemic taxa were from families Fabaceae (15 %) and Lamiaceae (15 %). Phytogeographic elements among endemic taxa were listed as Irano-Turanian (32,5 %), Euro-Siberian (22,5 %), Mediterranean (2,5 %), while phytogeographic origin of 42,5 % of endemic taxa were unknown. As endemic taxa and their threat categories are evaluated, 1 (2,5 %) species was found to in endangered, 3 (7,5 %) in near threatened and 36 (90 %) in least concern according to IUCN criteria. 136 When the life forms of plant taxa were analysed, it was determined that 71
A total of 40 plant taxa were determined as endemic (8,09 % of all taxa). Highest ratios of endemic taxa were from families Fabaceae (15 %) and Lamiaceae (15 %). Phytogeographic elements among endemic taxa were listed as Irano-Turanian (32,5 %), Euro-Siberian (22,5 %), Mediterranean (2,5 %), while phytogeographic origin of 42,5 % of endemic taxa were unknown. hemicryptophytes have the most number of plant taxa with 82,5 %, therophytes and geophytes have As endemic the less taxa number and of their plant threat taxa categories with 2,5 %. are evaluated, 1 (2,5 %) species was found to in endangered, 3 (7,5 %) in near threatened and 36 (90 %) in least concern according to IUCN Keywords: criteria. When Sakarat the Mountain, life forms A6, of Amasya, plant Turkey, taxa were Endemic analysed, Plants, it Threat was Categories, determined IUCN that hemicryptophytes have the most number of plant taxa with 82,5 %, therophytes and geophytes have the less number of plant taxa with 2,5 %. 72 Keywords: Sakarat Mountain, A6, Amasya, Turkey, Endemic Plants, Threat Categories, IUCN EVALUATION OF THREAT CATEGORIES OF THE ENDEMIC PLANTS OF DEVEC� MOUNTAINS (YOZGAT-TOKAT/TURKEY) M. Ümit B�NGÖL 1 , Osman KETENO�LU 1 ,Fatmagül GEVEN 1 , Kerim GÜNEY 2 , Neslihan ERDO�AN 3 , Münevver ARSLAN 4 EVALUATION OF THREAT CATEGORIES OF THE ENDEMIC PLANTS OF DEVEC� MOUNTAINS (YOZGAT-TOKAT/TURKEY) 1 Ankara University, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology, Ankara mumit1111@hotmail.com 2 M. Ümit Kastamonu B�NGÖL University, Faculty of Forestry, Department of Forest Engineering, Kastamonu 3 Mehmet Akif Ersoy University, Faculty of Arts and Science, Department of Biology, Burdur 4 Ministry Of Environment And Forestry, Department Of Research And Development, Research Institute For Forest Soils And Ecology, Eski�ehir This study based on the vegetation field survey between April 1993 and October 1997 is done for the purpose of determining the vegetation of Deveci Mountains (Yozgat-Tokat). During the plant vegetation seasons, 1400 plant samples were collected. These were determined to be belonging to 456 taxa from 262 genera and 63 families. In the survey area, five different vegetation types coniferous and deciduous forest, scrub, steppe, rocky and wet grassland were present. The threat categories of the endemic species of Deveci Mountains were determined and evaluated according to ‘Red Data Book of Turkish Plants’, which was prepared by using IUCN criteria. 1 , Osman KETENO�LU 1 ,Fatmagül GEVEN 1 , Kerim GÜNEY 2 , Neslihan ERDO�AN 3 , Münevver ARSLAN 4 1 Ankara University, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology, Ankara mumit1111@hotmail.com 2 Kastamonu University, Faculty of Forestry, Department of Forest Engineering, Kastamonu 3 Mehmet Akif Ersoy University, Faculty of Arts and Science, Department of Biology, Burdur 4 Ministry Of Environment And Forestry, Department Of Research And Development, Research Institute For Forest Soils And Ecology, Eski�ehir This study based on the vegetation field survey between April 1993 and October 1997 is done for the purpose of determining the vegetation of Deveci Mountains (Yozgat-Tokat). During the plant vegetation seasons, 1400 plant samples were collected. These were determined to be belonging to 456 taxa from 262 genera and 63 families. In the survey area, five different vegetation types coniferous and deciduous forest, scrub, steppe, rocky and wet grassland were present. A The total threat of 64 categories plant taxa of were the determined endemic species as endemic of Deveci (14,03 Mountains % of all taxa). were Highest determined ratios and of endemic evaluated according taxa were to from ‘Red Data families Book Fabaceae of Turkish Plants’, (17,18 which %) and was Lamiaceae prepared by using (15,62 IUCN %). Phytogeographic criteria. elements among endemic taxa were listed as Irano-Turanian (53,12 %), Eastern Mediterranean (4,68 %), Euxine (3,21 %), Euro-Siberian (1,56 %), while phytogeographic A total of 64 plant origin taxa of were 37,5 determined % of endemic as taxa endemic were (14,03 unknown. % of all taxa). Highest ratios of endemic taxa were from families Fabaceae (17,18 %) and Lamiaceae (15,62 %). As Phytogeographic endemic taxa and elements their threat among categories endemic are taxa evaluated, were listed 1 (1,56 as %) Irano-Turanian species was (53,12 found to %), in EN, Eastern 4 (6,25 Mediterranean %) in VU, 7 (10,93 (4,68 %) %), in NT Euxine and 52 (3,21 (81,25 %), %) in Euro-Siberian LC according to (1,56 IUCN %), criteria. while phytogeographic origin of 37,5 % of endemic taxa were unknown. Keywords: Deveci Mt. , Endemic Plants, IUCN Threat Categories, Yozgat-Tokat, Turkey, As endemic taxa and their threat categories are evaluated, 1 (1,56 %) species was found to in EN, 4 (6,25 %) in VU, 7 (10,93 %) in NT and 52 (81,25 %) in LC according to IUCN criteria. Keywords: Deveci Mt. , Endemic Plants, IUCN Threat Categories, Yozgat-Tokat, Turkey, 73 137 Posters
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