2018
DOI: 10.17542/kit.23.51
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Végveszélyben: a fejfás temetők botanikai és kultúrtörténeti értékei Magyarországon és Erdélyben

Abstract: Degradation or disappearance of natural habitats are global phenomena nowadays, hence the role of small and secondary (seminatural) habitats like cemeteries in preserving natural values are more and more appreciated. The botanical values and burial customs were examined in a total of 51 graveyards in three different regions of Hungary and Romania (10, 19 and 22 graveyards in the North Hungarian Mountains, the Great Hungarian Plain and Transylvania, respectively). Altogether 25 in Hungary legally protected plan… Show more

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“…But the main problem is that they interrupt the millennia old human-nature relationship and lead to the erosion of natural values on the kurgans. Similar trends were described in old graveyards in Hungary and Transylvania (Molnár V. and Löki, 2018). Traditionally in many old cemeteries graves were marked by wooden grave-markers and covered by recovered nature-close vegetation still holding many rare and protected species.…”
Section: Synergies and Trade-offs Between Cultural And Natural Valuessupporting
confidence: 64%
“…But the main problem is that they interrupt the millennia old human-nature relationship and lead to the erosion of natural values on the kurgans. Similar trends were described in old graveyards in Hungary and Transylvania (Molnár V. and Löki, 2018). Traditionally in many old cemeteries graves were marked by wooden grave-markers and covered by recovered nature-close vegetation still holding many rare and protected species.…”
Section: Synergies and Trade-offs Between Cultural And Natural Valuessupporting
confidence: 64%