Title of article
Morava River alluvial meadows on the Slovak–Austrian border (Slovak part): plant community dynamics, floristic and butterfly diversity – threats and management
Author/Authors
Ru?i?kov?، نويسنده , , Helena and Ban?sov?، نويسنده , , Viera and Kalivoda، نويسنده , , Henrik، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2004
Pages
13
From page
157
To page
169
Abstract
Summary
rava river forms a border 71 km in length between Slovakia and Austria. Along this stretch of river is the largest complex of flooded grasslands in Central Europe, most of which lays on the Slovak side. Most of the grasslands belong to the subcontinental vegetation alliance Cnidion, with smaller areas of Alopecurion and Molinion. The grasslands are biotopes of many endangered plant and animal species. The influence of water regime dynamics on species composition have been studied since 1992 along permanent transects. The results of studies on the relation between water regime dynamics, vegetation and soils on the whole section of the Morava River floodplain are presented.
Keywords
Endangerment , Floodplain grasslands , Water regime dynamics , biodiversity
Journal title
Journal for Nature Conservation
Serial Year
2004
Journal title
Journal for Nature Conservation
Record number
2230853
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