2019
DOI: 10.3897/neobiota.49.34318
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Abstract: Alien aquatic plants rank amongst the major threats to aquatic biodiversity and, since ongoing climate change is expected to facilitate their further spread, there is an urgent need for sound knowledge of their distribution and ecology. We collected published and unpublished data spanning the last ~130 years and performed the first comprehensive assessment of alien aquatic vascular plants in Slovakia with the following aims: (i) to prepare a national inventory, (ii) to assess the effects of climate and landsca… Show more

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“…However, considering that some of those species are naturalised in Europe (e.g. S. subulata: Hrivnák et al 2019), their threat of establishment due to the presence of diverse climate types in the risk assessment areas cannot be ruled out. An example is the established population of N. graminea on the Island of Cres in the Mediterranean Region (Nikolić 2022), despite this population being localised.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, considering that some of those species are naturalised in Europe (e.g. S. subulata: Hrivnák et al 2019), their threat of establishment due to the presence of diverse climate types in the risk assessment areas cannot be ruled out. An example is the established population of N. graminea on the Island of Cres in the Mediterranean Region (Nikolić 2022), despite this population being localised.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The origin of the species in Slovakia is not clear; Králik (2009) believes that it came to this region in the 16 th century as a medicinal plant in connection with the arrival of Croats to Central Europe due to the expansion of the Ottoman Empire. Alien aquatic plant, first time recorded in Slovakia in 2007 (Tóthová et al 2007) with the occurrence in south-western Slovakia (Hrivnák et al 2019) and strong concentration on the Čierna voda river near Kráľová pri Senci (Ružičková et al 2020). Two newly presented localities were also found in the Podunajská rovina lowland, however, the distribution area of the species in Slovakia expanded more to east (Fig.…”
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confidence: 89%
“…6. 2020, R. Hrivnák Alien aquatic plant known for a relatively long-time from Slovakia (see Hejný 1958;Hrivnák et al 2019b) with the occurrence strictly in south-western Slovakia (e.g. Hejný 1958;Mutkovič 1979;Feráková 1997;Hrivnák et al 2007).…”
Section: Richard Hrivnák (Report 113)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hejný 1958;Mutkovič 1979;Feráková 1997;Hrivnák et al 2007). Although the species is recorded in nine Central European Flora Mapping System grid cells within Slovakia (Hrivnák et al 2019b), phytosociological plots with the dominance of the species are rare. There are only few relevés (with areas ˂ 1 m 2 ) recorded by L. Mucina from the Váh River oxbow near the Piešťany town (Valachovič et al 1995;Hrivnák et al 2019a).…”
Section: Richard Hrivnák (Report 113)mentioning
confidence: 99%