Contributions to the bryophyte flora of Serbia

Papp, Beáta; Pantović, Jovana; Nikolić, Nada; Sabovljević, Marko S.

doi:10.17110/studbot.2019.50.2.331

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“…Occurrence records of B. viridis in Serbia were collected from literature sources [ 27 , 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 , 32 , 33 , 34 , 35 , 36 , 37 , 38 , 39 , 40 , 41 , 42 ], as well as the bryophyte collection of the Herbarium of the University of Belgrade (BEOU). Altogether, 61 occurrence sites within the country were noted.…”

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Possible Effects of Climate Change on the Occurrence and Distribution of the Rare Moss Buxbaumia viridis in Serbia (SE Europe)

Pantović

Božović

Sabovljević

2023

Plants

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The distribution range and occurrence of the rare and threatened epixylic moss Buxbaumia viridis have been reviewed in Serbia. Climatic conditions of its recent distribution in Serbia were involved in species distribution modeling and analyzed with the aim of obtaining a projection of unknown potential sites and future scenarios of its distribution dynamics. The results achieved suggest potential distribution range of the species will be significantly reduced. According to the climate change models, the habitat changes including the range loss of this species are predicted to be drastic, i.e., between 93% and 97% by the year 2050, and between 98% and 99.9% by the year 2070, affecting primarily lower elevations of its current range in Serbia. A major reason for the projected decline of the species is climate change combined with continued poor forest management.

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Possible Effects of Climate Change on the Occurrence and Distribution of the Rare Moss Buxbaumia viridis in Serbia (SE Europe)

Pantović

Božović

Sabovljević

2023

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“…In this respect, the exceptional international values of the wider area of Djerdap were recognized since its features are highly compatible with the nature protection role and they have great significance for the research of the development of the Earth's crust [46][47][48][49]. The mentioned key values of geodiversity are accompanied by diversified biodiversity [50,51], as well as cultural, historical, ethnological, archeological, and tourism sites. The main purpose and objective of forming Djerdap UNESCO Global Geopark are the recognition, protection, preservation, presentation, promotion, management, and responsible consumption of available resources, along with the education of local communities with the aim of sustainable development.…”

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How Can Tufa Deposits Contribute to the Geotourism Offer? The Outcomes from the First UNESCO Global Geopark in Serbia

Petrović

Lukić

Radovanović

et al. 2023

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The study focuses on the present state and the assessments of geotourism development of the two most representative tufa deposits in the Djerdap National Park—the first UNESCO Global Geopark in Serbia. The findings were designated through implementing the freshly upgraded methodology—M-GAM-1-2 based on an early modified geosites assessment model (M-GAM). To overcome the limitations of the previous model, the authors implemented additional enhancements and involved members of the local community (residents and authorities) in the study to comprehensively evaluate the observed sites. The outcomes revealed that the attitudes of all stakeholders should be taken into consideration in order to develop geotourism properly, additionally attract visitors, and preserve tufa deposits for future generations of locals and visitors. Moreover, geotourism at the observed sites can be one of the vital activities of the population, as well as a type of compensation for various limitations in the development, which are imposed by the regimes of natural and cultural heritage protection within the recently established UNESCO Global Geopark.

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“…Along the coast in the south, the typical Mediterranean climate prevails. The north of the region and its coasts are more humid (Papp and Sabovljević, 2003).…”

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Viticulture Tradition in Turkey

Candar¹,

Uysal²,

Ayaz³

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No other plant has played as decisive a role in people's agricultural and socio-cultural activities throughout history as the grapevine. In addition to the effects of the vine plant on civilizations in history, today the economic value produced from grape and grape products distinguishes it financially from other plant species. Anatolia is a central point in the journey of Vitis species. The South Caucasus (Georgia-Azerbaijan-Armenia) and the Fertile Crescent regions are accepted as the vine's homeland. Thus, these areas played a significant role in the cultivation and distribution of grapes. Genetic diversity also led to the diversification of usage purposes and has been an essential resource for breeding studies. In this review, the distribution of Vitis species in Anatolia has been reviewed within the scope of the current literature from different disciplines. Moreover, important V. vinifera L. varieties and their usage purposes are examined.

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Contributions to the bryophyte flora of Serbia

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Possible Effects of Climate Change on the Occurrence and Distribution of the Rare Moss Buxbaumia viridis in Serbia (SE Europe)

Possible Effects of Climate Change on the Occurrence and Distribution of the Rare Moss Buxbaumia viridis in Serbia (SE Europe)

How Can Tufa Deposits Contribute to the Geotourism Offer? The Outcomes from the First UNESCO Global Geopark in Serbia

Viticulture Tradition in Turkey

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