Données sur la végétation littorale de la Turquie du Nord-Ouest

Géhu, Jean Marie; Uslu, Turhan

doi:10.1127/phyto/17/1989/449

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“…Several detailed phytosociological studies have been carried out, mostly within restricted regions (Braun‐Blanquet, Roussine, & Nègre, ; Danin & Solomeshch, ; Demartini, ; Eig, ; Géhu, ; Géhu & Biondi, ; Géhu & Géhu‐Frank, ; Iakushenko, Matchutadze, Tokaryuk, Solomakha, & Bolqvadze, ; Isermann, ; Korzhenevsky & Kvitnitskaya, ; Mayer, ; Morariu, ; Oberdorfer, ; Piotrowska, , ; Rivas‐Goday & Rivas‐Martínez, ; Šilc et al., ; Sýkora, Babalonas, & Papastergiadou, ; Vicherek, ). These contributions reveal conflicting views on the syntaxonomy of dune vegetation, which can be partially related to advances in knowledge (see, for instance, the evolution in the syntaxonomic schemes published by Braun‐Blanquet, ; Braun‐Blanquet & Tüxen, ; Westhoff, Dijk, & Passchier, ; Pignatti, ; Sissingh, ; Géhu, , ; Géhu, Biondi, Costa, & Géhu‐Frank, ; Brullo & Furnari, ; Géhu & Uslu, ; Brullo, Giusso del Galdo, Siracusa, & Spampinato, ; Rivas‐Martínez et al., ; Bardat et al., ; Biondi & Galdenzi, ; Mucina et al., ). Also the latest syntaxonomic scheme of European coastal dune vegetation proposed in EVC (Mucina et al., ) and adopted by the IAVS Working Group European Vegetation Survey as the standard classification of European vegetation is based on a review of the existing concepts rather than on the data analysis and it therefore needs to be tested.…”

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Classification of European and Mediterranean coastal dune vegetation

Marcenò

Guarino

Loidi

et al. 2018

Applied Vegetation Science

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Aims: Although many phytosociological studies have provided detailed local and regional descriptions of coastal dune vegetation, a unified classification of this vegetation in Europe and the Mediterranean Basin has been missing. Our aim is to produce a formalized classification of this vegetation and to identify the main factors driving its plant species composition at a continental scale. Location: Atlantic and Baltic coasts of Europe, Mediterranean Basin and the Black Sea region. Methods:We compiled a database of 30,759 plots of coastal vegetation, which were resampled to reduce unbalanced sampling effort, obtaining a data set of 11,769 plots.We classified these plots with TWINSPAN, interpreted the resulting clusters and used them for developing formal definitions of phytosociological alliances of coastal dune vegetation, which were included in an expert system for automatic vegetation classification. We related the alliances to climatic factors and described their 534 |

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Classification of European and Mediterranean coastal dune vegetation

Marcenò

Guarino

Loidi

et al. 2018

Applied Vegetation Science

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“…Gèhu and Uslu [14], in their large-scale phytosociological assessment, classified four different associations in Kasatura Bay's sand-dune vegetation, despite the limited number of sampling plots used. These associations were Otontho-Leymetum sabulosi (2 relevés), Stachyo subcrenatae-Centauretum kilaeae (1 relevé), Peucedano obtusifolii-Festucetum beckeri (3 relevés), and Marsdenio erectae-Juniperetum macrocarpae (2 relevés).…”

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The Diversity and Gradient of Sand-Dune Vegetation at Kasatura Bay: A Plant Biodiversity Hotspot in European Türkiye

Oral,

Kavgacı,

Efe

2024

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The Kasatura Bay region is one of Türkiye’s Important Plant Areas and plant biodiversity hotspots. In this study, the diversity and gradient of the sand-dune vegetation in Kasatura Bay were studied. Vegetation sampling was carried out by using the Braun-Blanquet method. The vegetation dataset was recorded in the TURBOVEG database management program. For classification, Beta-Flexible clustering (β = −0.25) and the correlation similarity index were used in the PC-ORD program. Diagnostic species of the communities were determined in the JUICE program using the φ-coefficient (higher than 0.30). Detrended Canonical Correspondence analysis was applied to data in the CANOCO program to understand the effect of ecological factors on vegetation diversity. Ellenberg ecological indicator values were used as the ecological variables. As a result, seven different plant communities were identified at the Kasatura Bay sand dunes. A new association of Sileno thymifoliae–Cionuretum erectae ass. nova was identified under the alliance Sileno thymifoliae–Jurineion kilaeae. The sand-dune vegetation represents high diversity, also including endemic plants, some of which are globally threatened. Due to all this diversity, settled on sensitive conditions, conservation strategies need to be developed to protect and ensure the continuity of Kasatura Bay sand-dune vegetation in the face of intense human pressure.

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“…A number of associations with Paliurus spinachristi have been described for Italy, Catalunya, Anatolia and the former Yugoslavia (Horvatić 1963, Géhu & Uslu 1989, Biondi 1999. Our relevés can be referred to the dalmatic Rhamno-Paliuretum (Horvatić 1963) Clematido viticellae-Punicetum granati ass.…”

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The Vegetation of the Buna River Protected Landscape (Albania)

Fanelli¹,

Sanctis²,

Gjeta³

et al. 2015

Hacquetia

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The vegetation of Buna River Protected Landscape is described. The area comprises both the alluvial plain of the lower course of the Buna river that marks the boundary between Montenegro and Albania, and a carbonatic range. The vegetation is characterized by a high β-diversity (27 alliances and 46 associations), especially in wetlands and dry grasslands. In the area it is possible to distinguish 1 dunal and 4 hygro-sequences in the alluvial plain and 3 xeroseries in the carbonatic range. Associations Clematido viticellae-Punicetum granati and Periploco graecae-Alnetum glutinosae are described as new.

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Données sur la végétation littorale de la Turquie du Nord-Ouest

Cited by 14 publications

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Classification of European and Mediterranean coastal dune vegetation

Classification of European and Mediterranean coastal dune vegetation

The Diversity and Gradient of Sand-Dune Vegetation at Kasatura Bay: A Plant Biodiversity Hotspot in European Türkiye

The Vegetation of the Buna River Protected Landscape (Albania)

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