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THAISZIA – JOURNAL OF BOTANY, Volume 22, 2012 – abstracts
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vol. 22\/2 \u2013 Proceedings of X. International Symposium: Anthropization and Environment of Rural Settlements. Flora and Vegetation.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Adedeji O. (2012):<\/strong> Systematic significance of trichomes and foliar epidermal morphology in the species of Stachytarpheta Vahl. (Verbenaceae) from Nigeria. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (1): 1-31. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: The foliar epidermal surfaces, leaf venation and trichome studies of different plant parts of the three species of Stachytarpheta Vahl. family Verbenaceae found in Nigeria were studied and compared. Observations were carried out by light microscope. Across the genus, leaves were amphistomatic and amphitrichomic. Qualitative foliar anatomical characters found to be most useful in species delimitation were stomata shape, trichome types, anticlinal cell wall pattern on adaxial surface and veinlet termination number. Quantitative characters of taxonomic importance, as revealed by analysis of variance (ANOVA) and duncan multiple range test (DMRT) were length and width of epidermal cells, stomatal index and stomatal size. Two trichome types, glandular and non-glandular were observed in the genus. The non-glandular trichomes were of higher numerical density on adaxial surface than on abaxial surface. The implication of this in terms of protection against excessive radiation, chemical control strategies and higher temperatures was mentioned. On the abaxial surface however, the glandular secreting trichomes were more numerically than the non-glandular. The importance of the preponderance of these trichomes on the abaxial surface in relation to the role they play in the protection of essential oils earlier reported in the family and genus, was discussed. Stomatal abnormalities observed in the genus were, contiguous stomata arrangement in S. cayennensis and aborted guard cells in S. indica. Leaf venation type in the genus is pinnate craspedodromous simple 2 with recurved secondary veins. Trichome distribution survey in the different plant parts revealed specific combination types that would be useful in species delimitation, especially in fragmentary parts identification.
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Soj\u00e1k J. (2012):<\/strong> Copies of seven species and twenty hybrids of Potentilla (Rosaceae) obtained through experimental hybridization (Notes on Potentilla XXVI.). \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (1): 33-48. \u2013ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: Copies of Siberian species Potentilla omissa, P.angarensis, P. approximata, P. tobolensis, P. acervata and P.chalchorum, and Euro-Siberian species P. intermedia were createdby experimental hybridization of their putative parents. Besides copies of these naturally occurring species, 20 hybrid combinations of Potentilla, which have mostly not been found in nature, were also obtained.
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Kliment J. & Jarol\u00edmek I. (2012):<\/strong> European hazel community in the confines of the Tur\u010dianska kotlina Basin and adjacent mountain ranges. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (1): 49-63. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: The article brings the numerical classification of the 27 original phytocoenological relev\u00e9s of the European hazel stands from the boundary of the Tur\u010dianska kotlina Basin and adjacent mountain ranges (Kremnick\u00e9 vrchy Mts, \u017diar Mts, Kriv\u00e1nska Mal\u00e1 Fatra Mts, Ve\u013ek\u00e1 Fatra Mts). Their comparison with original diagnoses of relevant syntaxa resulted to classification of all relev\u00e9s within the association Prenantho purpurei-Coryletum (Kulczy\u0144ski 1928) Kliment et Jarol\u00edmek 2012. The most important ecological factor determining floristical composition of the individual stands and consequently their classification is geological bedrock (andesite and marly limestone), which overshadow influence of the altitude.
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Ku\u010dera P. (2012):<\/strong> Remarks on the intramontane continentality of the Western Carpathians defined by the absence of Fagus sylvatica. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (1): 65-82. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: A number of authors (e.g. Tschermak, Svoboda, Zlatn\u00edk) stated that a zone of continental climate without Fagus sylvatica was present between the Tatry Mts and the N\u00edzke Tatry Mts, in the so-called central part of the Western Carpathians. However, recent research confirmed the autochthonous occurrence of Fagus within the Podtatransk\u00e1 kotlina and the occurrence of Fagus stands even on non-carbonate substrates. Hence, both the reason and the way of differentiation of the intramontane continentality supposed exclusively for this region of the Western Carpathians should be re-evaluated.
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Kruk J. & Szyma\u0144ska R. (2012):<\/strong> Occurrence and distribution of Centaurea jacea subsp. angustifolia Gremli (Asteraceae) in Poland. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (1): 83-90. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: In the present study, abundant new localities of Centaurea jacea subsp. angustifolia Gremli have been found in the southern part of Nida river Basin, belonging to Ma\u0142opolska Upland region of Poland. Distribution of this subspecies in Poland has been not elaborated so far. Revision of specimens from Polish herbaria revealed that this subspecies was collected previously in Wa\u0142y reserve, situated close to the present findings. Moreover, the species was found in the past in Silesia region, as well as at two localities in the north-west of Poland. Probably, all the localities outside Nida Basin were of synanthropic origin. The distribution map of C. jacea subsp. angustifolia in Poland is presented.
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Mochnack\u00fd S. (2012): <\/strong>X. International Symposium \u201eAnthropization and Environment of Rural Settlements. Flora and Vegetation\u201c (Foreword). Thaiszia \u2013 J.Bot. 22 (2): 93-94. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.
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Zaliberov\u00e1 M., M\u00e1jekov\u00e1 J. & Mochnack\u00fd S. (2012): <\/strong>A look to the history of the \u201cAnthropization and Environment of Rural Settlements Flora and Vegetation\u201c international conferences. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J.Bot. 22 (2): 95-103. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.
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Volo\u0161\u010duk I. (2012): <\/strong>Changes in forest phytodiversity caused by alien woody plants in \u0160tiavnick\u00e9 vrchy Mts. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 105-119. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: Phytodiversity is the foundation of life on Earth. It underpins the functionig of ecosystems from which the human derive essential products and services (known as ecosystem services), such as oxygen, food, fresh water and medicine. Healthy phytodiversity is essential to human wellbeing, sustainable development, and poverty reduction. The introduction of alien woody species in forest ecosystems has been caused some problems and has, at the same time, substantially changed the phytodiversity as well as the aesthetic harmony of the landscape. The alien woody plants in \u0160tiavnick\u00e9 vrchy Mts. was introduced on the end of 19. and the beginning of 20. century, thanks to the Professors of the Mining and Forestry Academy in Bansk\u00e1 \u0160tiavnica City. The goal of introduction was growth and production study for scientific purpose, for forestry teaching processes and for forest management. In 2009 on the territory of the School Forest District Kysih\u00fdbel near the Bansk\u00e1 \u0160tiavnica City was founded 10 research plots in the oak \u2013 beech vegetation belt with the alien woody plants: Pseudotsuga menziesii<\/em>, Pinus strobus, Picea abies, Abies alba, Larix decidua, Pinus sylvestris, Pinus nigra, Robinia pseudoacacia. <\/em>In the comparative (reference) plots the native trees Quercus petraea <\/em>and Fagus sylvatica <\/em>has been dominant presentation. Especially Robinia pseudoacacia <\/em>woods radical change the phytodiversity of the orginal forest association. There were evaluated changes in phytodiversity caused by alien woody plants using ecological spectrum of phytocoenoses and ecological demands of plants on the basic environmental factors \u2013 light, temperature, continentality, moisture, soil reaction and nitrogen in soil. The similarity of research plots was evaluated by statictic methods.
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Bomanowska A. & Adamowski W. (2012): <\/strong>Alien plant species in secondary succession. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 121-141. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: The behaviour of geographically alien plants in the course of secondary succession on an abandoned field and an unmown meadow in the Experimental Garden of BGS was analysed. Amongst 226 species found on the abandoned field were: 36 archaeophytes and 31 kenophytes. Over 50% of the archaeophytes retreated after six years of observation, and their cover decreased from 20% to 2%. Only vetches (Vicia angustifolia<\/em>, V. hirsuta<\/em>, V. tetrasperma<\/em>) thrived for longer on the plot. The cover of kenophytes decreased from 4% to zero in fourth year of observation and was insignificant up to 19-th year of observation. The first woody kenophyte, Pinus strobus<\/em>, emerged in 15-th year of observation. In recent years the cover of kenophytes increased to 3%. At the moment Acer pseudoplatanus<\/em>, Crataegus sp<\/em>. and Padus serotina <\/em>have the highest frequency amongst woody aliens in the herb layer. Ten kenophytes entered the shrub layer, although their cover is still negligible. On the unmown meadow amongst 198 taxa were 27 archaeophytes and 24 kenophytes. The number of archaeophytes fell from 24 in the first year of observation to 5 in the sixth, and cover from 4% to less than 1%. Archaeophytes were seen for the last time in 34-th year of observation. The cover of kenophytes fell from less than 1% to almost zero in the third year. Since 19-th year of observation the cover of kenophytes in the herb layer has been rising, recently reaching about 2%. The first woody kenophyte, Malus domestica<\/em>, was established in third year of observation. Up to now 7 kenophytes have entered the shrub layer. Their cover recently reached about 5%. In 15-th year of observation Malus domestica<\/em>, and in 29-th year Tilia platyphyllos <\/em>entered the tree layer. Their cover recently reached about 10%. The different behaviour of archaeophytes and kenophytes is, at least partially, the result of the prevalence of different ecological and biological peculiarities (e.g. life forms) of these groups of species.
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Kirpluk I. (2012):<\/strong> The most recent alien species of the ruderal flora in the abandoned villages of the Kampinos National Park (Central Poland). \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 143-153. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: Field research on the ruderal flora of 15 abandoned villages in the Kampinos National Park revealed that among ca. 550 vascular plant species identified 11% represent the newest flora settlers \u2013 the epoecophytes. The number of epoecophytes in particular villages varied from 16 to 31. Only 5 species were present in all the villages: Amaranthus retroflexus, Conyza canadensis, Galinsoga parviflora, Robinia pseudoacacia, <\/em>and Syringa vulgaris. <\/em>Distribution of epoecophytes in particular villages was generally low. Only Conyza canadensis<\/em>, Robinia pseudoacacia <\/em>and Syringa vulgaris <\/em>were common. The observed phenomenon results from the ongoing intensive depopulation process in the majority of the villages followed by decreased anthropopressure. The desynanthropization of the flora seems to have little impact on penetration by invasive species such as Echinocystis lobata <\/em>and Impatiens glandulifera. <\/em>Among the rare and endangered species of synanthropic flora of the Kampinos National Park two epoecophytes were found: Anthemis ruthenica <\/em>and Camelina microcarpa<\/em>.
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Ben\u010da\u0165ov\u00e1 B., Kiss T. & Ben\u010da\u0165 T. (2012): <\/strong>Allergenic trees and their effects in the spa forest park Dudince. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 155-161. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: The paper deals with the locality of the spa forest park Dudince in perspective of allergenic trees. The aim of our investigation was to find out what the percentage of the tree species composition in three storeys is (shrub layer, subordinate tree layer, and above-level) of the spa forest park. Furthermore, we tried to determine the origin, way of pollination and potential of trees causing pollinosis. Only pollen of four species was characterized as highly allergenic, while only pollen of the birch (Betula pendula<\/em>) achieves the highest level of allergenic potential. From the results we can conclude that the tree species composition of the spa forest park Dudince is suitable for the recovery of the patients.
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Kelbel P. (2012): <\/strong>Comparison of invasive woody plant species presence in the Botanical garden of P.J. \u0160af\u00e1rik University in Ko\u0161ice from the viewpoint of time and management of sanitation measures. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 163-180. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: In the year 2012 we have compared the occurrence of invasive woody plant species within the area of Botanical Garden of PJ\u0160U in Ko\u0161ice with their occurrence in the year 2008. It was connected with application of the series of sanation measures to suppress the spread of invasive woody plant species. Following taxa were the subject of the research: Robinia pseudoacacia <\/em>L., Ailanthus altisima <\/em>(Mill.) Swingle, Negundo aceroides <\/em>Moench., Amorpha fruticosa <\/em>and Parthenocissus quinquefolia <\/em>L.. Parameters of individual woody plants were measured: stem diameter at the height of 1,30 m (d1,3) in cm and total height in meters. The occurrence was marked on the schematic map and the photodocumentation of plants was obtained. The research revealed that, based on abundance, Robinia pseudoacacia <\/em>L. <\/em>is dominant there due to former intentional planting of black locust individuals for anti erosion and soil stabilization purposes (fixing ravines, areas with critical slope and shallow soils). The goal of several former specific plantings was completed, sporadically the natural decline of older trees takes place but in many sites the considerable root and trunk sprouting capacity is manifested and it makes the forest park maintainance more difficult. The enormous invasive potential is manifested by the species Ailanthus altissima <\/em>L. which dominates also in urban plantings as very aggressive and rapidly spreading species. In the reduction of invasive species abundance, only the yearly repeated phytotechnical measures are really successful. Occasional elimination of woody plant individuals leads only to a time-limited positive effect and the result is a support of trunk and root sprouting capacity and consequently to the formation of hardly manageable compact stand of woody plants.
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Protopopova V. V., Shevera M. V. & Fedoronchuk M. M. (2012): <\/strong>The geographical analysis of apophytes fraction of urban floras of Ukraine. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 181-189. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Abstract: The results of study of geographical distribution of apophytes fraction of urban floras of various botanical and geographical zones of Ukraine are presented. The general list of apophytes of the urban floras includes 1377 specis which included into 12 types of area (Cosmopolitan, Hemicosmopolitan, Holarctic, Palearctic, European\u2013Siberian\u2013Mediterranean\u2013West Asian, Pannonian\u2013Pontic\u2013South Siberian\u2013West Asian, European\u2013 Siberian, European\u2013Mediterranean\u2013Iran\u2013Turanian, European\u2013 Mediterranean\u2013East Asian, European, Pontic\u2013Mediterranean\u2013West Asian, and Mediterranean).
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Mochnack\u00fd S. (2012): <\/strong>Occurrence and distribution of Chenopodium vulvaria <\/em>L. in Ko\u0161ice city , Slovakia. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 191- 195. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: In this paper the author presents the occurrence, distribution and phytocoenological classification of the endangered synathropic species Chenopodium vulvaria <\/em>L. in the residential agglomeration of Ko\u0161ice city, Slovakia.
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Be\u010d\u00e1rov\u00e1 M., Kuba J. & Be\u010d\u00e1rov\u00e1 J. (2012): <\/strong>Cultivation of Colchicum arenarium <\/em>and Alkanna tinctoria <\/em>in terms of ex-situ from the diasporas in the Botanical Garden of the Slovak Agricultural University in Nitra. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 197-200. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: In order to keep biological diversity there are many protected areas, not only in Slovakia. Xeric sand calcareous grasslands and Pannonic sand steppes belong to the most important biotopes with European meaning. These are sand societies on inland flying sand with a specific grassy-herbaceous constitution. The purpose of the project of cultivation of Colchicum arenarium <\/em>and Alkanna tinctoria <\/em>in the terms of ex-situ from the diasporas was to cultivate individuals in artificial conditions and consecutively to plant them into the areas with natural presence in \u010cenkovska step and \u010cenkovska lesostep. in the register Mu\u017ela in region of Nove Zamky. The whole project was realized in cooperation with the National Nature Conservation of the Slovak Republic.
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Ben\u010da\u0165 T., Kov\u00e1\u010dov\u00e1 I., Modransk\u00fd J. & Dani\u0161 D. (2012): <\/strong>Introduced tree species survey and their representation in the park objects of Levice district. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 201-210. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: The park and non-park objects in 90 settlements of Levice district were searched. Together 70 objects situated in 48 settlements (villages or towns) were found during inventory of woody species in May \u2013 September 2011. The results showed that in 90 settlements of Levice district there are situated 70 park and non-park objects. The total number of woody species fluctuated between 4 and 111 pieces, in \u010cajkov park and Levice city park, respectively. The percentage of introduced, autochthonous,\u00a0 broadleaves and coniferous woody taxa was also determined. In the studied objects there dominated mostly introduced woody taxa and broadleaves.
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Solomakha V., Solomakha T. & Iakushenko D. (2012): <\/strong>Synanthropic flora and vegetation of the national nature park \u201eHutsulshchyna\u201d (Ukrainian Carpathians). \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 211-216. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: The synanthropic flora of the national nature park \u201c<\/strong>Hutsulshchyna\u201d is represented by 214 species (24,4% of the total vascular species number for this area), including 130 apophytes and 84 alien plant species. Among the alien species there are 34 kenophytes and 50 archaeophytes. The euapophytes consist of 48 species, hemiapophytes \u2013 46 species, and occasional apophytes \u2013 36 species. Synanthropic vegetation of the national nature park \u201cHutsulshchyna\u201d is represented by 6 classes (Stellarietea mediae <\/em>T\u00fcxen et al. ex von Rochow 1951, Polygono arenastri-Po\u00ebtea annuae <\/em>Rivas-Mart\u00ednez 1975 corr. Rivas-Mart\u00ednez et al. 1991, Artemisietea vulgaris <\/em>Lohmeyer et al. ex von Rochow 1951, Galio- Urticetea <\/em>Passarge ex Kopeck\u00fd 1969, Epilobietea angustifolii <\/em>T\u00fcxen et Preising ex von Rochow 1951, and Bidentetea tripartitae <\/em>T\u00fcxen et al. ex von Rochow 1951), 9 order, 10 alliance, 17 associations and some communities.
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Suv\u00e1k M., Gregorek R. & P\u013euchtov\u00e1 M. (2012): <\/strong>Actual and potential role of parasitoids (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae) in control of water-lily beetle Galerucella nymphaeae <\/em>(Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) in conditions of Botanical Garden of P.J. \u0160af\u00e1rik University in Ko\u0161ice (Slovakia). \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 217-242. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: In the Botanical Garden of P.J. \u0160af\u00e1rik University in Ko\u0161ice the water-lily beetle Gallerucella nymphaeae <\/em>has been causing serious problems in growing ornamental cultivars of waterlilies Nymphaea <\/em>x hybrida<\/em>. When looking for possibilities of natural regulation of the beetle, the occurrence of egg parasitoids has been found with predominance of Oomyzus gallerucae<\/em>. Later on, the occurrence of Aprostocetus celtidis <\/em>has been noticed occasionally and the structure of hatching results suggests the possibility of its hyperparasitic relationship with O. galleru<\/em>cae. This is the first record of association of these chalcid wasps to G. nymphaeae <\/em>as well as the first ever registered species of parasitoids of the water-lily beetle eggs. During summer of 2012, the parasitation rate had been watched in three consequent extensive sampling events. The rate of parasitized eggs from individual basins varied from 2 % to 29 %, 12% being average. To compare, and potentially to enrich the spectrum of parasitoids in biological control of water-lily beetles in BG PJ\u0160U, the nearest known natural habitats with occurrence of G. nymphaeae <\/em>were visited near Klin nad Bodrogom. The samples of water-lily beetles provided pupal parasitoids \u2013 species Asecodes lucens <\/em>and Tetrastichus clito<\/em>, which have not been found from Ko\u0161ice samples yet. In the case of T. clito<\/em>, it is another first ever record of parasitic relationship of this species with the water-lily beetle G. nymphaeae<\/em>. From the faunistic point of view, all four species of chalcid wasps were recorded in Slovakia for the first time. Three newly registered associates (O. gallerucae, A. celtidis <\/em>and T. clito<\/em>) of G. nymphaeae <\/em>will need further evaluation. According to literary sources, the typical regulator of the water-lily beetle seems to be A. lucens<\/em>. Its introduction to BG PJ\u0160U could significantly help in the biological protection of water-lilies grown there. The possibility of wider application of all parasitoids should be studied with regard to occurrence of alternative hosts on vegetation around the basins. As the registered eulophid species behave as generalist parasitoids, the differences in their chrysomelid hosts (and other parasitoids in the case of A. celtidis<\/em>) and associated food plants should be taken into account in next research there.
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Tokaryuk A.I., Chorney I.I., Korzhan K.V., Budzhak V.V., Velychko M.V., Protopopova V.V. & Shevera M.V. (2012): <\/strong>The participation of invasive plants in the synanthropic plant communities in the Bukovinian Cis-Carpathian (Ukraine). \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 243-254. \u2013 ISSN 1210-0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: The results of studying the participation of invasive plants in the synanthropic plant communities in the Bukovinian Cis- Carpathians (Chernivtsi Region, Ukraine) are presented. 29 invasive species, including 6 tranformers, were noted in 16 associations from 5 classes: Polygono arenastri-Poetea annua<\/em>, Stellarietea mediae, Artemisietea vulgaris, Galio-Urticetea<\/em>, and Robinietea<\/em>.
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Uhliarov\u00e1 E., Sabo P., Turisov\u00e1 I. Hladk\u00e1 D. & Martincov\u00e1 E. (2012): <\/strong>Distribution of alien species in habitats of the Pie\u0161\u0165any spa town surroundings. \u2013 Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 255-269. \u2013 ISSN 1210- 0420.<\/p>\n

Abstract: Occurrence of invasive plant species was analysed in semi-natural and anthropogenic habitats in the surroundings of the spa town Pie\u0161\u0165any (Western Slovakia) using the floristic data from 96 sites gathered during the years 2009\u20132011. Together, 102 alien species (19.6 % of the total flora of area) were recorded, among them 71.6 % archeophytes and 28.4 % neophytes. Non-native plant species were widespread unevenly in the area. The highest number of alien species was found in subxerophilous shrubs and hedges between arable fields (48 taxa), in small enclaves of floodplain forest remnants (36 taxa) and in overgrown alluvial meadows (34 taxa), and the smallest number was found in the areas closer to natural habitats, e.g. lakes, gravel bars, glades, abandoned orchards and in various types of deciduous forests and submontane grasslands (1\u20139). Concerning total occurrence of alien species in individual habitats as well as their average numbers, more invasive species occurred in the V\u00e1h river alluvium than in the Pova\u017esk\u00fd Inovec Mts. The habitats in the alluvium of the river V\u00e1h were characterized also by higher representation of invasive neophytes, which demonstrates a significant role of water streams and disturbed river bank habitats in spreading of these species in landscape.
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Zaliberov\u00e1 M. (2012):<\/strong> In memory of RNDr. Ter\u00e9zia Krippelov\u00e1, CSc. on the occasion of her 90th anniversary of birth. Thaiszia \u2013 J. Bot. 22 (2): 271-274. \u2013 ISSN 1210- 0420.
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