Orchid diversity of the cape of Kamenjak (Istria, Croatia)

Vuković, Nina; Brana, Slavko; Mitić, Božena

doi:10.2478/v10184-010-0003-8

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“…Ophrys apifera, is in the LC category in the IUCN while it is in the EN category according to Vukovic et al(2011) in parallel to this research. Orchis coriophora is in the EN category according to this research while it is not included in the threat categories of the IUCN.…”

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“…Ophrys holoserica included in the vulnarable (VU) category in the "Red Book of the Plants of Turkey" was identified only in the three plots of the experimental plots (Kahramanmaraş-Tömek, Uzundağ Kabakyeri, MutKayrak). Orchis papilionaceae fell into the VU category as it was in the study conducted by Vukovic et al (2011).…”

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“…Orchis coriophora is in the EN category according to this research while it is not included in the threat categories of the IUCN. This species is in the VU category according to the research of Vukovic et al (2011).…”

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A Regional Scale Evaluation of Conservation Status of Orchid Species Recorded in The Eastern Mediterranean Region of Turkey

Erzurumlu

Yılmaz

Söğüt

2017

Turkish JAF Sci.Tech.

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In this study, the threat categories of locally endangered orchid species were sampled over an area of covering 187 km 2 in Mersin, Adana, Hatay and Kahramanmaraş provinces of Turkey. Periodic observations were carried out in 44 sampling plots specified within three bioclimatic belts, namely the Mediterranean-montane, the subMediterranean and the Mediterranean. 34 orchid species were identified under the genera of CephalantheraThe results revealed that six orchid species were growing in the Mediterranean-montane zone, 20 species in the sub-Mediterranean zone and 23 species in the Mediterranean zone. According to the resources of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) the threat categories were reported for only 12 out of 13 species. Local threat categories of this study showed some differences when IUCN data were considered. 34 orchid species identified in this study and 12 species were evaluated under Critically Endangered (CR) threat category. It was found that 11, 7, 2 and 2 species were under EN, VU, NT and LC respectively. Therefore, Orchid species sampled from the Eastern Mediterranean Region of Turkey have been categorized on the basis of the threat categories identified by the IUCN.

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A Regional Scale Evaluation of Conservation Status of Orchid Species Recorded in The Eastern Mediterranean Region of Turkey

Erzurumlu

Yılmaz

Söğüt

2017

Turkish JAF Sci.Tech.

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“…Protected Landscape of Donji Kamenjak (further on PLDK) and Medulin archipelago has been protected since 1996. More than 500 vascular plant species have been recorded in earlier floristic researches (Tommasini, 1873;Freyn, 1877;Perko, 1998;Starmühler, 1998Starmühler, , 2004Starmühler, , 2010Topić and Šegulja, 2000;Hršak et al, 2011), among which many are protected at national level (Vuković et al, 2011(Vuković et al, , 2013Anonymus, 2013a, b). Therefore, Rt Kamenjak as a southernmost promontory of PLDK was recently proclaimed as Important Plant Areas (IPA) as an important area of plant diversity for the Republic of Croatia (Vuković, 2010).…”

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Habitat mapping of Protected Landscape of Donji Kamenjak, Istria (Croatia)

Ljubičić¹,

Paulik²,

Bogdanović³

2020

JCEA

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The aim of this research was to produce a georeferenced map of habitats of the Protected Landscape of Donji Kamenjak (Istria, Croatia). There were found 20 habitat types according to the National Classification of Habitats with the corresponding codes. The presence of habitat types and vegetation was determined on the basis of characteristic and dominant species. On a relatively small area, a large number of plant communities were found. The vegetation is represented mainly by coastal evergreen forests and maquis with Juniperus oxycedrus L., Pinus halepensis Mill., Quercus ilex L., Erica arborea L. and the eastern Adriatic shrubby habitats of Cisto-Ericetalia Horvatić 1958. A total of 76.49 ha was identified as belonging to Natura 2000 ecological network habitats, representing 18.78% of the total area of Donji Kamenjak. These are mainly rocky pastures of the Chrysopogoni-Euphorbietum nicaeensis Horvatić (1956) 1958 plant community, dominated by heliophilous plants which significantly enrich plant and landscape diversity. However, these are endangered habitats due to the abandonment of traditional system of sheep farming causing the occurrence of different succession stages and the development of the maquis and forests, pointing out the remarkable importance of traditional systems in biodiversity conservation.

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“…(Vrbek & Fiedler, 1998), Medvednica Mt. (Hršak et al, 1999;Zadravec et al, 2014), island of Vis (Kranjčev, 2001;Broggi & Burri, 2006), Istria and Quarnerro Islands (Kerschbaumsteiner et al, 2002;Hertel & Hertel, 2003;Griebel, 2009;Vuković et al, 2011), Požega Valley (Zima et al, 2006) and Krka National park (Vuković et al, 2017). Additionally, several popular orchid guidebooks have been published recently (Crvenka, 1999;Pavlus, 2004;Kranjčev, 2005;Borovečki-Voska, 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%