Zur Kenntnis der Flora und Vegetation auf Serpentin-Standorten Nordgriechenlands I. Serpentinvegetation im Voras-Gebirge

Babalonas, D.

doi:10.1002/fedr.4910950917

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“…14.12). In the southern part ultrabasic dunite and peridotite (Babalonas 1988) and above the village of Metamorphosis on the eastern slope (locality III of this paper) hard limestone occur.…”

Section: Mt Vourinosmentioning

confidence: 87%

“…26 of 1963 with corrections 1972 and 1983) is an almost crescent-shaped range running nearly 30 km NW to S. The maximum width of the range is in the northern part and almost 8 km. Serpentine is the bedrock in most of the range (Babalonas 1989), which is one of the larger serpentine outcrops in Greece (Brooks 1987: fig. 14.12).…”

Section: Mt Vourinosmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The former is characterised by 40-75 physiologically dry days during the dry season, the latter has less than 40 such days (UNESCO-FAO 1963). The climate of Mt Vourinos is submediterranean-continental with only moderate summer drought, the precipitation of the town of Kozani in the lowland north of Mt Vourinos is 710 mm annually (Babalonas 1988).…”

Section: Mt Vourinosmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A map of the area and a list of the vascular plant flora of Mt Vourinos was published by Babalonas (1989). The vegetation on the S and W slopes consists of scattered thickets of Juniperus oxycedrus L. and Buxus sempervirens L. in a dry grass-herb vegetation, while the N and E slopes are covered with dense, heavily browsed thickets of Carpinus orientalis Mill.…”

Section: Mt Vourinosmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Lichens from thickets ofBuxus, CarpinusandJuniperuson Mt Vourinos, Makedhonia, North Central Greece

Christensen¹

2000

Willdenowia

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Section: Mt Vourinosmentioning

confidence: 87%

Section: Mt Vourinosmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Mt Vourinosmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Mt Vourinosmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Lichens from thickets ofBuxus, CarpinusandJuniperuson Mt Vourinos, Makedhonia, North Central Greece

Christensen¹

2000

Willdenowia

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“…Whenever possible, the results (species richness, proportion of the life-forms, flora of specific bedrocks) are compared with other geographical regions, especially regions with a Mediterranean climate such as Albania (BROOKS, 1987;STE-VANOVI & al., 2003), Crete (Greece) (TURLAND & al., 1993;CHILTON & TURLAND, 1997), southern France (MÉDAIL & VIDAL, 1998), Greece (POLUNIN, 1980;BABALONAS, 1984BABALONAS, , 1989STRID & TAN, 1986, 1991BROOKS, 1987;STEVANOVI & al., 2003;CONSTANDINIDIS, 2004;LAFRANCHIS & SFIKAS, 2009), mainland Italy (FERRARI & al., 1991CHIARUCCI & DOMINICIS, 2001;CHIARUCCI, 2004;SELVI, 2007), Portugal (PINTO DA SILVA, 1965, 1970BROOKS, 1987;MENEZES DE SEQUEIRA & PINTO DA SILVA, 1992;AGUIAR GONÇALVEZ & al., 1998), Sardinia (BACCHETA & al., 2007, Spain (PALACIOS, 1936;RIVAS GODAY, 1969, 1973, 1974RIVAS GODAY & ESTEVE, 1972;RIVAS-MARTINEZ & al., 1973;LÓPEZ GONZA-LES, 1975;BROOKS, 1987;CABEZUDO & al., 1989;VILLAR & al., 2001;GRAU & al., 2011), but also regions that are outside the Mediterranean area, such as the Alps (Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Lichtenstein, Slovenia, Switzerland; see REISIGL & PITSCHMANN, 1958;…”

Section: Comparisons With Other Geographical Territoriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Floristic Analyses of the Corsican Flora: Distribution in Ecological Compartments (Vegetation Belts, Habitats and Substrates)

Schlüssel¹,

Jeanmonod

Gamisans³

2014

Candollea

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This article analyzes partial data published in the "Flora Corsica" in order to characterize the Corsican vascular flora. These analyses focus on different aspects of the flora such as species richness, taxonomic distribution, abundance and life-forms at different vegetation belts, habitats and substrates. The results are compared with other geographic regions, particularly from the European Mediterranean and adjacent areas. The decrease of species richness with an increase of altitude as well as the sharp decrease of Fabaceae has been confirmed. Regarding the biological spectrum, the decrease of the therophytes with an increase of altitude is obvious and compensated by the increase of the hemicryptophytes. On Corsica several peculiarities have been highlighted in the different ecological compartments: 1. the littoral and the cryo-oromediterranean belts appear to be very different from the others in many features; 2. the rocky habitats are shown to be especially important for the diversity of families such as Poaceae and Caryophyllaceae; 3. calcareous areas are shown to be extremely important for the alpha diversity as well as for the restricted range taxa. Finally, the specificity of the flora growing on the ultramafic outcrops is confirmed and emphazised.

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Aquatic and Wetland Vegetation Along the Sava River

Karadžić

Jarić

Pavlović

et al. 2014

The Handbook of Environmental Chemistry

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Diverse hydrological, climate, and soil conditions along the Sava River caused significant diversification of vegetation. Therefore, the objective of this chapter is to integrate and present all the available data on variability of the aquatic and riparian plant communities along the Sava River and its main tributaries as well as to identify the environmental factors, which are related to the distribution of different vegetation types. Special attention has been also paid on the detection of threats for rare and endangered plant species and fragile wetland ecosystems along the Sava River. Based on data review, syntaxonomic revision of aquatic and riparian vegetation based on common, pan-European databank is required. Ecological studies that involve inventory, monitoring, modeling, and prediction of changes in populations, ecological communities, and ecosystems require both georeferenced databases and computational tools for application of statistical methods.

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Zur Kenntnis der Flora und Vegetation auf Serpentin-Standorten Nordgriechenlands I. Serpentinvegetation im Voras-Gebirge

Cited by 9 publications

References 4 publications

Lichens from thickets ofBuxus, CarpinusandJuniperuson Mt Vourinos, Makedhonia, North Central Greece

Lichens from thickets ofBuxus, CarpinusandJuniperuson Mt Vourinos, Makedhonia, North Central Greece

Floristic Analyses of the Corsican Flora: Distribution in Ecological Compartments (Vegetation Belts, Habitats and Substrates)

Aquatic and Wetland Vegetation Along the Sava River

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