Alien plants of the Podilski Tovtry National Nature Park (Ukraine)

Lyubinska, L.

doi:10.2478/v10119-009-0019-x

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“…Perhaps in the first case, it was recorded in the same way. spread near cultivation sites, for example, in Kyiv City and Dnipro City, Cherkasy, Donetsk and Khmelnytskyi Regions (Didukh et al 2004, Lyubinska 2009, Burda & Koniakin 2019, Karmyzova & Baranovsky 2020, Shynder et al 2022a. In Kharkiv City, Clematis vitalba occurred in a 10-20 m wide strip along the fence.…”

Section: Amaranthus Viridis Lmentioning

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Notes to vascular plants in Ukraine I

MOYSIYENKO,

SHYNDER,

LEVON

et al. 2023

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Section: Amaranthus Viridis Lmentioning

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Notes to vascular plants in Ukraine I

MOYSIYENKO,

SHYNDER,

LEVON

et al. 2023

CBJ

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“…The issue of alien plants attracts the attention of researchers in many countries of the world wide (e.g. PYŠEK ET AL., 2002, 2022; FOXCROFT ET AL., 2003 (South African Republic); LAMBDON ET AL., 2008 (Europe); BLACK DATA BOOK…, 2020 (Belarus); NAYAK, 2020 (India); OMER ET AL., 2021 (Sudan and South Sudan); TOKARSKA-GUZIK ET AL., 2021 (Poland); PATZELT ET AL., 2022 (Oman)), as well as in Ukraine (PROTOPOPOVA, 1973;1991;PROTOPOPOVA ET AL., 2003;PROTOPOPOVA & SHEVERA, 2019), where the study of adventive plants at the regional level is of special importance (MELNIK, 2009;DVIRNA, 2014;KUCHER, 2016); in particular, the alien flora of some protected areas becomes a separate subject of the study (BURDA, 2007;LYUBINSKA, 2009;PASHKEVICH ET AL. 2014;BURDA ET AL., 2015;ZAVIALOVA, 2017;MISKOVA, 2020MISKOVA, , 2021MISKOVA, , 2022.…”

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The alien fraction of the flora of Seymskiy Regional Landscape Park, Sumy Oblast, Ukraine

Міськова

2023

Environmental &Amp; Socio-Economic Studies

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The adventive fraction of the flora of Seymskiy Regional Landscape Park (Sumy Oblast, Ukraine) including 237 species of 183 genera and 62 families, is described. Its systematic and biomorphological structures was analyzed. The major families, namely Asteraceae, Poaceae, Brassicaceae, Fabaceae, Rosaceae, Lamiaceae, Boraginaceae, Chenopodiaceae, Solanaceae and Malvaceae are represented by 152 species (64.1% of the alien fraction). Therophytes (49.4%), hemicryptophytes (28.7%) and phanerophytes (17.7%) were found to be the prevailing life forms in the alien flora of the park. According to the time of immigration, kenophytes (69%) predominate among alien species of the park. The most common species belonged to the group native of North America (23.2%), the Mediterranean (21%), Asian (17.7%) and Mediterranean-Iran-Turanian (11.4%). Xenophytes (54.4%) predominated by way of penetration into the territory, ergasiophytes were represented by 39.6% and xeno-ergasiophytes by 5.9% of the species. According to the degree of naturalization epoecophytes (30%) and agrio-epoecophytes (27.8%) had high ranked positions as part of the alien flora and there are slightly less ephemerophytes (14.8%), colonophytes (14.3%), agriophytes (6.8%) and ergasiophygophytes (6.3%). At the time of the survey, we considered 162 species as naturalized, 50 taxa as casuals, 16 species as potentially invasive, and 9 as those of invasive status. The obtained data indicated the need for action to stop the increase in the adventive species within the park's flora in order to reduce their negative impact on natural habitats and the native flora.

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Alien plants of the Podilski Tovtry National Nature Park (Ukraine)

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Notes to vascular plants in Ukraine I

Notes to vascular plants in Ukraine I

The alien fraction of the flora of Seymskiy Regional Landscape Park, Sumy Oblast, Ukraine

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