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Relation between ruderal and potential natural vegetation in great bratislava czechoslovakia

Mucina, L.

Biologia (Bratislava) 36(10): 901-906

1981

ISSN/ISBN: 0006-3088
Accession: 006294035
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The tentative results of a parallelization of ruderal plant communities and the mapping units of potential natural vegetation were sketched. The goal of the parallelization is the use of the indication properties of ruderal communities in vegetation mapping. The link between the distribution of the units of potential natural, vegetation under consideration and the distribution of ruderal plant communities, determined in the case of those communities dominated by apophytes (the nitrophilous fringe plant communities and the group of ruderal and semiruderal xerothermic plant communities).

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