Phytoecological investigation of the Hungarian Oak (Fagaceae) forests in Maleshevska Mountain
Iliana Zh. Todorova, Mariyana Lyubenova
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Iliana Zh. Todorova, Mariyana Lyubenova
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The aim of this study is to present a characteristic of monodominant communities of Hungarian Oak in Maleshevska Mountain.Investigations have been carried out in 2018 -2020 (March -September) to evaluate some structural indicators: species composition, abundance, forest inventory.Biological type, life forms and floristic elements for the vascular plants have been determined.Results of the floristic analysis of the investigated phytocoenosis have shown 63 species of vascular plants, referred to 22 families and 52 genera.Hungarian Oak communities belong to habitat 91M0 Pannonian-Balkanic turkey oak-sessile oak forests.The results have been compared with other studies of the Hungarian Oak communities in Bulgaria.
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The aim of this study is to present a characteristic of monodominant communities of Hungarian Oak in Maleshevska Mountain.Investigations have been carried out in 2018 -2020 (March -September) to evaluate some structural indicators: species composition, abundance, forest inventory.Biological type, life forms and floristic elements for the vascular plants have been determined.Results of the floristic analysis of the investigated phytocoenosis have shown 63 species of vascular plants, referred to 22 families and 52 genera.Hungarian Oak communities belong to habitat 91M0 Pannonian-Balkanic turkey oak-sessile oak forests.The results have been compared with other studies of the Hungarian Oak communities in Bulgaria.
Key concepts: Fagaceae, Geography, Oak forest, Forestry, Java, Ecology, Biology, Computer science