Classification of plant communities along postfire succession in Pinus brutia(Turkish red pine) stands in Antalya (Turkey)

Kavgacı, Ali; Šilc, Urban; Başaran, Saime; Marinšek, Aleksander; Başaran, Mehmet Ali; Košir, Petra; Balpinar, Neslihan; Arslan, Münevver; Ergüler, Özge; Čarni, Andraž

doi:10.3906/bot-1609-34

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“…Cistus creticus and Genista acanthoclada ‐dominated garrigues appearing on calcareous bedrock are therefore grouped under the alliance Origano syriaci ‐ Hypericion thymifolii . This is also supported by Kavgacı et al (2017; Appendix S2‐2a).…”

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“…Based on the studies describing phrygana and garrigue communities in Turkey (Ayaşlıgil, 1987; Brullo et al, 1997; Kavgaci et al, 2017), the vegetation of Clusters 1 to 3 has been traditionally classified within the class Cisto ‐ Micromerietea julianae and the order Cisto ‐ Micromerietalia julianae . The class Cisto ‐ Micromerietea julianae and the order Cisto ‐ Micromerietalia julianae were merged with the class Ononido ‐ Rosmarinetea by Mucina et al (2016).…”

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“…Garrigue is an open Mediterranean low scrub formation of browsed evergreen trees and shrubs, sub‐shrubs and herbs resulting from long‐term grazing, cutting and burning (Bergmeier et al, 2010). It is a successional stage and is maintained by grazing, fire, and summer aridity (Kavgacı et al, 2017).…”

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Classification of forest and shrubland vegetation in Mediterranean Turkey

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Balpinar

Öner

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Applied Vegetation Science

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Questions What are the main vegetation types of forest and shrubland vegetation at the alliance level in Mediterranean Turkey? What is their syntaxonomical position? Can we integrate them into the European vegetation classification system? Which environmental factors are the main drivers of the floristic differentiation of vegetation types? Location Southern and western Turkey. Methods We collected 4,717 vegetation plots of forest and shrubland vegetation in Mediterranean Turkey and performed an unsupervised classification of this data set. We described vegetation types based on the classification results, expert knowledge and information from the literature. We defined diagnostic species and prepared distribution maps for each vegetation type. To support the interpretation of the vegetation types, we determined the most important environmental variables using canonical correspondence analysis. Results The studied vegetation was divided into 21 types related to three vegetation belts: (a) thermo‐ and meso‐mediterranean, comprising coniferous (Pinus brutia, Pinus pinea) and sclerophyllous forests, as well as macchia, garrigue and phrygana; (b) supra‐mediterranean, comprising Pinus nigra subsp. pallasiana forests, thermophilous deciduous forests dominated by various oak species and Ostrya carpinifolia, and forests dominated by temperate species such as Fagus orientalis; and (c) oro‐mediterranean, comprising forests and shrublands dominated by Abies cilicica, Cedrus libani, Juniperus excelsa and Juniperus communis subsp. nana. Elevation was identified as the main environmental driver of the vegetation pattern. Among climatic variables, the most important are the mean temperatures (annual and of driest, coldest, and warmest quarters), minimum temperature of winter, precipitation of warmest and driest quarters and precipitation seasonality. These factors indicate the decreasing effect of the Mediterranean climate with increasing elevation. Conclusions The vegetation of Mediterranean Turkey is arranged along climatic gradients depending on elevation and the distance from the Mediterranean Sea. Most vegetation types in this area correspond to the syntaxa accepted in EuroVegChecklist, while others were described as new.

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“…Plantations are easily identified if they occur outside the native distribution range of the dominant pine species, but old plantations in the native range of the pine species may be difficult to distinguish from natural pine forests. Understorey species composition of pine forests varies considerably in response to many factors, including management and disturbances (Farjon & Filer, 2013; Kavgacı et al, 2017; Bonari et al, 2019a).…”

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Classification of the Mediterranean lowland to submontane pine forest vegetation

Bonari

Fernández‐González

Çoban

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Aim: Vegetation types of Mediterranean thermophilous pine forests dominated by Pinus brutia, Pinus halepensis, Pinus pinaster and Pinus pinea were studied in various areas. However, a comprehensive formal vegetation classification of these forests based on a detailed data analysis has never been developed. Our aim is to provide the first broad-scale classification of these pine forests based on a large data set of vegetation plots.

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“…Recently the article "Classification of plant communities along post-fire succession in Pinus brutia stands in southern Antalya (Turkey)" was published in Turkish Journal of Botany (Kavgacı et al 2017). As the article was published only on-line, the descriptions of new syntaxa are not validly described according to Article 1 of the International Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature (Weber et al 2000).…”

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Nomenclatural remarks to the classification of plant communities along post-fire succession

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This paper contains the original diagnoses of new syntaxa and typifications of existing names of syntaxa from paper "Classification of plant communities along post-fire succession in Pinus brutia stands in southern Antalya (Turkey)" that was published in Turkish Journal of Botany. As journal has only on-line version according to ICPN descriptions are not valid. We described syntaxa: Eryngio falcati-Securigerion securidacae all. nova, Ajugo chiae-Lactucetum serriolae ass. nova, Phlomido grandiflorae-Cistetum salvifolii ass. nova, and Arbuto andrachnesQuercetum cocciferae ass. nova and selected nomenclatural type for QuercoPhillyreetum mediae Barbero & Quézel 1976. IzvlečekV članku so zbrani originalni opisi novih sintaksonov in tipifikacija obstoječega imena iz članka "Classification of plant communities along post-fire succession in Pinus brutia stands in southern Antalya (Turkey)", ki je bil objavljen v Turkish Journal of Botany. Ker ima revija samo internetno izdajo so opisi sintaksonov v skladu z Mednarodnim kodeksom fitocenološke nomenklature neveljavni. Opisali smo sintaksone: Eryngio falcati-Securigerion securidacae all. nova, Ajugo chiaeLactucetum serriolae ass. nova, Phlomido grandiflorae-Cistetum salvifolii ass. nova in Arbuto andrachnes-Quercetum cocciferae ass. nova ter izbrali nomenklaturni tip za Querco-Phillyreetum mediae Barbero & Quézel 1976.

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Classification of plant communities along postfire succession in Pinus brutia(Turkish red pine) stands in Antalya (Turkey)

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Classification of forest and shrubland vegetation in Mediterranean Turkey

Classification of forest and shrubland vegetation in Mediterranean Turkey

Classification of the Mediterranean lowland to submontane pine forest vegetation

Nomenclatural remarks to the classification of plant communities along post-fire succession

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