Conspectus of classes of European vegetation

Mucina, Ladislav

doi:10.1007/bf02803738

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“…Syntaxa belonging to shrub vegetation were classified depending on the studies of Braun-Blanquet et al (1952), Mucina (1997), and Quézel et al (1978); whereas, syntaxa belonging to steppe vegetation were classified depending on the studies of Quézel (1973), Akman et al (1985) and Kaya and Ketenoğlu (2010). Tables belonging to associations were given together with the upper syntaxonomic units in which they were placed.…”

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Phytosociological analysis on the national park of the Tek Tek mountains, ?anliurfa, Turkey

Kaya

2014

Bangladesh J. Bot.

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Vegetation of the national park of Tek Tek Mountains under the semi-arid and cool Mediterranean climate was analyzed according to 'Braun-Blanquet approach'. The plant associations are classified by considering the characteristic features of the species. In the national park, one new association (Ceraso tortusae -Pistacietum palaestinae) belonging to the shrub vegetation, and two new associations (Achilleo aleppicae -Centaureetum virgatae and Eryngietum cretico -virentis) belonging to steppe vegetation were determined. No similarity among these associations has been identified in the study area with any others introduced before was found. Therefore, these syntaxa are new for science.

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Phytosociological analysis on the national park of the Tek Tek mountains, ?anliurfa, Turkey

Kaya

2014

Bangladesh J. Bot.

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“…The system of characterizing species (mostly for those plants that are considered "characteristic species" of the classes) was derived from Horvat et al (1974), Mucina (1997), and more recent SE Europe phytosociological literature (cf., Brullo et al, 2007;Šilc & Čarni, 2007;Šilc et al, 2008;Giupponi et al, 2015, etc.). The nomenclature of vegetation units mostly follows Biondi et al (2014).…”

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Analyses of the flora of railway stations in the Mediterranean and sub-Mediterranean areas of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Jasprica

Milović²,

Dolina

et al. 2017

Nat. Croat.

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The main aims of our study were (1) to determine the flora in railway areas with special emphasis on the presence of neophytes; (2) to describe the features of the flora through analyses of taxonomic composition, chorotypes, life forms and the phytosociological character of species found at 15 stations in the Mediterranean and sub-Mediterranean areas of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina (SE Europe). According to their floristic composition, two broad groups of stations were recognized: i) stations in the most southerly area with higher annual precipitation and air temperature (cities of Ploče, Metković, Čapljina, Mostar), and ii) stations in sub-Mediterranean rural areas located exclusively at higher altitudes, including stations in three Dalmatian large cities (Zadar, Šibenik, Split). Altogether, 359 vascular plant taxa (336 species and 23 subspecies) were identified within 62 families and 230 genera. Therophytes, and Mediterraneans with a considerable proportion of Cosmopolitans were predominant. Neophytes contributed 14% of identified flora, the majority being invasive. In the phytosociological spectrum, the largest element was made up of taxa from Stellarietea mediae and Festuco valesiacae-Brometea erecti classes. Most of the railway stations studied excluding those in large cities, retain a link with the floristic composition of the plant communities of their biogeographic contexts. jugu Hrvatske i Bosne i Hercegovine s višom godišnjom količinom oborina i temperaturom zraka (Ploče, Metković, Čapljina, Mostar) te ii) postaje u ruralnim područjima na isključivo višim nadmorskim visinama, uključujući i one u tri najveća dalmatinska grada, Zadru, Šibeniku i Splitu. Ukupno je utvrđeno 359 svojti (336 vrsta i 23 podvrste) vaskularnih biljaka svrstanih u 230 rodova i 62 porodice. Prevladavali su terofiti te svojte mediteranskog flornog elementa s značajnim udjelom široko rasprostranjenih svojti. Udio neofita u ukupnoj flori bio je 14%, a većina imaju status invazivnih svojti. Fitocenološki, najveći broj svojti svojstvene su vegetacijskim razredima Stellarietea mediae i Festuco valesiacae-Brometea erecti ili njihovim nižim sintaksonima. Najveći broj istraživanih željezničkih postaja, osim onih u velikim dalmatinskim gradovima, pokazuju vezu s florističkim sastavom biljnih zajednica unutar svojeg biogeografskog položaja.

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“…A. Daniёls (1994) и L. Mucina (1997), класса Carici rupestris-Kobresietea bellardii Ohba 1974 -по Н.В. Матвеевой (Matveyeva, 1998), клас-са Sсheuchzerio-Caricetea fuscae Tx.…”

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Vegetation in the lower reaches of Indigirka river (zonal and mountain tundras)

Telyatnikov¹,

Troeva²,

Prystyazhnyuk³

et al. 2015

Turczaninowia

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Ключевые слова: синтаксономия, тундровая зона, растительность, р. Индигирка, Кондаковское плоскогорье, Якутия. Key words: syntaxonomy, tundra zone, Indigirka river, vegetation, Kondakov plateau, Yakutia.Поступило в редакцию 06.11.2014 Submitted 06.11.2014 Принято к публикации 18.12.2015 Accepted 18.12.2015 Аннотация. Район низовий р. Индигирки отлича-ется довольно высоким ценотическим разнообрази-ем, здесь выявлено 9 ассоциаций, 4 субассоциации и 5 вариантов, относящихся к 5 классам эколого-фло-ристической классификации. Пять ассоциации и 4 субассоциаций описаны впервые. Описаны широко распространенные в Сибирской Арктике моховые (асс. Carici arctisibiricae-Hylocomietum alaskani) и дриадовые (асс. Rhytidio rugosi-Dryadetum punctate) тундры, нивальные мохово-разнотравные луга (асс. Deschampsio-Cerastietum regelii) и криофитные травяные болота (асс. Meesio triquetris-Caricetum stantis). Выделены также новые синтаксоны. Для подзоны типичных тундр описаны влагалищнопуши-цево-лишайниково-моховые тундры (асс. Tephrosero atropurpureae-Salicetum pulchrae), приуроченные к выположенным частям водоразделов, и злаково-ку-старничково-зеленомошные нивальные тундры (асс. Astragalo frigidi-Salicetum reptantis), развитые на прирусловых речных террасах. Тундровые моховые ивняки (асс. Sanionio uncinati-Salicetum hastatae) за-нимают склоны водоразделов как в подзоне южных тундр, так и подгольцовом горном поясе Кондаков-ского плоскогорья. Осоково-сфагновые болота (асс. Carici rariflorae-Sphagnetum warnstorfii) являются элементом валиково-полигональных тундрово-болот-ных комплексов в подзоне южных тундр. Эродиро-ванные щебнисто-каменистые склоны р. Индигирки занимают сообщества асс. Potentillo arenosae-Thymetum oxyodonti.Выявлены особенности подзонально-поясной дифференциации синтаксонов в зависимости от соот-ношения географических групп видов. Разнообразие растительности обусловлено выраженностью здесь наряду с равнинными, также и горных ландшафтов Кондаковского плоскогорья.Summary. Lower reaches of Indigirka river are characterized by high coenotic diversity. 9 associations, 4 subassociations, 5 variants which belongs to 5 classes of ecological-floristic classification are described in the study area. Five associations and 4 subassociations are described for the first time.Some plant communities are widespread in the Siberian Arctic: moss tundra (ass. Carici arctisibiricae-Hylocomietum alaskani Matveyeva 1994) and dryas (ass.

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Conspectus of classes of European vegetation

Cited by 155 publications

References 46 publications

Phytosociological analysis on the national park of the Tek Tek mountains, ?anliurfa, Turkey

Phytosociological analysis on the national park of the Tek Tek mountains, ?anliurfa, Turkey

Analyses of the flora of railway stations in the Mediterranean and sub-Mediterranean areas of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Vegetation in the lower reaches of Indigirka river (zonal and mountain tundras)

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