Aspects of Plant Diversity Conservation If Taking as a Sample Area Black Sea and Kazakh Steppes in the Rostov Region
Olga Demina
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Olga Demina
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In the article the assessment of the fitodiversity of the Don Basin steppe performed. The research defined 37 plant associations of 6 alliances, 4 orders and 4 classes of eco-floristic classification communities that are represented in the Black Sea Steppe and Kazakh Steppe vegetation of Don Basin. Steppe community classified as Festuco-Brometea; petrophytic vegetation represents a class Helianthemo-Thymetea; psammophyte communities were related to the class Festucetea vaginatae; halophyte vegetation of solonetz grounds and hemi-halophyte derivative communities were related to the class Festuco-Puccinellietea.
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In the article the assessment of the fitodiversity of the Don Basin steppe performed. The research defined 37 plant associations of 6 alliances, 4 orders and 4 classes of eco-floristic classification communities that are represented in the Black Sea Steppe and Kazakh Steppe vegetation of Don Basin. Steppe community classified as Festuco-Brometea; petrophytic vegetation represents a class Helianthemo-Thymetea; psammophyte communities were related to the class Festucetea vaginatae; halophyte vegetation of solonetz grounds and hemi-halophyte derivative communities were related to the class Festuco-Puccinellietea.
Key concepts: Steppe, Kazakh, Vegetation (pathology), Geography, Plant community, Floristics, Halophyte, Ecology