Cadastre of Ragweed’s Sites in the Sarajevo Canton

Hodžić, Mirzeta Memišević; Mejrić, Adnana; Sejdić, Ahmet; Omerovic, Samir

doi:10.5644/herb.15.2.02

Herbologia

2015

DOI: 10.5644/herb.15.2.02

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Cadastre of Ragweed’s Sites in the Sarajevo Canton

Mirzeta Memišević Hodžić¹,

Adnana Mejrić²,

Ahmet Sejdić³

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An analysis of research into urban flora and vegetation in Southeast Europe

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2020

Acta bot. Croat. (Online)

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In the last two decades, the number of research articles with a focus on urban ecosystems in Europe has increased significantly. However, explored cities are very unevenly distributed, and most of the studies are focused on Central Europe. The aim of this analysis was to provide a realistic insight into the results of previous research on urban flora and vegetation in Southeast Europe. The analysis covers a total of 149 articles, which are classified according to the topic and concept of research. The rates of exploration of urban flora and vegetation vary considerably across the countries of Southeast Europe. The floristic approach was the most common in most of the countries. Although some countries of Southeast Europe have a significant number of floristic studies (e.g. Serbia and Croatia with more than 20 of each country), their urban flora is still insufficiently explored compared to other European regions. Also, the use of different methodologies makes it impossible to compare results in an adequate way and draw relevant conclusions. Unlike the studies in most of Europe, with a broader spatial framework and uniform methodology, in Southeast Europe they usually referred to individual cities, specific habitats or certain parts of the cities. Hence, including Southeast Europe in large-scale studies would be beneficial.

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An analysis of research into urban flora and vegetation in Southeast Europe

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An analysis of research into urban flora and vegetation in Southeast Europe

An analysis of research into urban flora and vegetation in Southeast Europe

Preliminary List of Invasive Alien Plant Species (Ias) in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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