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Iris pseudacorus

Source:IUCN

Taxonomy



 

Taxonomy in detail

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Assessment Information

IUCN Red List Category and Criteria
Least Concern ver 3.1
Assessment language
English
Year published
2014
Date assessed
2013-04-26 00:00:00 UTC

Assessment Information in detail

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Justification
The species has a very wide range, is without significant threats, and is considered Least Concern.

Geographic Range

Native
Extant (resident)
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Extant
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Geographic Range in detail

FAO Fishing Areas
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Continuing decline in extent of occurrence (EOO)
Extreme fluctuations in extent of occurrence (EOO)
Continuing decline in number of locations
Extreme fluctuations in the number of locationsN
RANGE DESCRIPTION

The species occurs from Madeira to North Africa and Europe east through Western Siberia, the Caucasus, the Middle East and Kazakhstan to the Primorskye region of far eastern Russia, Sakhalin Island and China. It has apparently been introduced to the Korean Peninsula, India, Canada, the United States and Argentina. In Europe, it occurs more or less throughout except for the the far north. It is found at Hula Plain in Palestine (Feinbrun-Dothan 1986).

It is common in Turkey where it is found in: Kırklareli: Lüleburgaz; İstanbul: Bebek; İstanbul: Hünkar İskelesi to Beykoz; Trabzon: Araklı to Trabzon; Eskişehir: Boz Dağ N of Eskişehir, 1,000 m; Aydın: Söke; Muğla: d. Marmaris, Gökova; Isparta: d. Eğridir, Pazarköy, 1,100 m; Adana: c. 7 km from Pozantı to Belemedik, c. 800 m; Hatay: Iskenderun (Davis 1965-1985); Edirne: Kara Lake; Kırklareli: Hamam Lake (Tülüce Lake); Balıkesir: Kuş Lake (Manyas Lake); Adapazarı: Sapanca Lake; Adapazarı: Tekke Lake; Bolu: Efteni Lake (Melen Lake, Gölyaka Lake); Bolu: Yeniçağa Lake (Reşadiye Lake); Samsun: Ladik Lake; İzmir: Sazlı Lake; İzmir: Cumalı Thermal Springs; Denizli: Işıklı Lake; Denizli: Gök Lake; Konya: Akşehir Lake; Kırşehir: Seyfa Lake; İzmir: Pamucak swamp; Aydın: Atburgazı swamp; Muğla: Akkaya water source; Muğla: Toparlar swamp; Konya: Beyşehir Lake; Konya: Kuğulu swamp; Konya: Sülüklü Lake; Hatay: Balık Lake; Adıyaman: İnekli Lake (Seçmen and Leblebici 1997); Afyon: Emirdağ, Çomaklı plateau, slopes, 1,800-1,900 m (Köse 2004); N of Kartalkaya, slopes, under Pinus nigra, 1,340 m (Ocak et al. 2008).

Population

Current population trend
Stable
Number of mature individuals
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Population severely fragmented
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Continuing decline of mature individuals
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Population in detail

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Continuing decline in subpopulations
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Extreme fluctuations in subpopulations
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Description
I. pseudacorus is widespread and abundant throughout its European range.

Habitat and Ecology

System
Freshwater (=Inland waters)
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Continuing decline in area, extent and/or quality of habitat
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Congregatory
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Habitat and Ecology in detail

Habitat and Ecology
I. pseudoacorus occurs in shallow water or saturated soils in marshes, along the shores of lakes or ponds with stagnant or slow flowing waters, and ditches.
Classification scheme
Habitats Suitability Major importance

Threats

Use trade
There is some horticultural trade in I. pseudacorus but most material apparently derives from cultivation, rather than the wild.
Diseases such as  hemostatic, antiia, ambustion, fire burn, psilotic, gynecological disorders is used as a medicine (Everest and Öztürk, 2005).
Residential & commercial development
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Agriculture & aquaculture
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Energy production & mining
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Transportation & service corridors
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Biological resource use
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Human intrusions & disturbance
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Natural system modifications
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Pollution
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Geological events
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Climate change & severe weather
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Threats in detail

Threats

There are no known past, ongoing or future threats to this species.
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Use trade

Use trade
There is some horticultural trade in I. pseudacorus but most material apparently derives from cultivation, rather than the wild.
Diseases such as  hemostatic, antiia, ambustion, fire burn, psilotic, gynecological disorders is used as a medicine (Everest and Öztürk, 2005).

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Conservation Actions Information
There are no conservation measures in place or needed.
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