Ground flora composition at plot II of cross-border monitoring at Fruška gora

Vasić, Verica; Drekić, Milan; Poljaković-Pajnik, Leopold; Vasic, Sreten; Kesić, Lazar; Galić, Zoran

doi:10.5937/topola2006035v

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2020

DOI: 10.5937/topola2006035v

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Ground flora composition at plot II of cross-border monitoring at Fruška gora

Verica Vasić¹,

Milan Drekić²,

Leopold Poljaković-Pajnik³

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Abstract: The paper presents the three years results of ground flora at plot II of cross-border monitoring at Fruška gora. The floristic analysis determined 14 plant species that were classified into 11 families. The most numerous family by number of species is Poaceae. The hemicryptophytic character of the ground flora was determined by the analysis of the biological spectrum. The results of phytogeographic analysis showed the largest share of species from the sub-Mediterranean group of floral elements.

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Climate change within Serbian forests: Current state and future perspectives

Stojanović¹,

Orlović²,

Zlatković³

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Extreme weather conditions, namely droughts, heat waves, heavy rains, floods, and landslides are becoming more frequent globally and in Serbia as a result of climate change. Generally, various parts of human society are affected by changing climate conditions. Forest ecosystems are one of the most sensitive systems to weather and climate. In that sense, small changes may lead to large disturbances including forest decline, outbreaks of insect pests and diseases and eventually mortality. In Serbia, the average temperature in forest ecosystems of the most important and abundant forest tree species has risen for more than 1°C in the last thirty years (1990-2019) in comparison to the previous period (1961-1990). During the last thirty years, the northern and western parts of Serbia experienced an increase in precipitation as opposed to the southern and eastern parts of the country. If one takes a closer look at the climate within a particular forest stands, it would seem that the effect of precipitation decrease is stronger in less humid parts of a tree species range. In this paper, we discuss various aspects of climate change impacts on forests and forestry, including forest ecology, genetics, physiology, pests and diseases, ground vegetation, monitoring, reporting and verification system, climate change litigation and perspectives of forests in the 21st century in Serbia.

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Climate change within Serbian forests: Current state and future perspectives

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Ground flora composition at plot II of cross-border monitoring at Fruška gora

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Climate change within Serbian forests: Current state and future perspectives

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