The vascular flora of Mt Svilaja (Outer Dinarides, South Croatia)

Q3 Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Natura Croatica Pub Date : 2021-07-31 DOI:10.20302/nc.2021.30.7

M. Milović, M. Pandža, N. Jasprica, Damira Tafra, V. Krpina

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Abstract

Based on our own research carried out from 2013 to 2019 and literature data, this study presents for the first time a comprehensive floristic list of Mt Svilaja (max. 1508 m a.s.l.). It contains 1285 taxa classified within 502 genera and 109 families. Of these, 552 taxa are listed for the first time for Svilaja. Out of 733 taxa recorded previously, the presence of 128 taxa has not been confirmed. Poaceae (8.79%), Asteraceae and Fabaceae (8.72% each) had the highest number of taxa, with the largest number of taxa within the genera Trifolium (23 taxa), Carex (20) and Centaurea (17). Hemicryptophytes (43.35%) and therophytes (25.45%) prevailed, and Mediterranean (23.27%), southern European (20.83%) and Eurasian (17.43%) plant taxa dominated. Altogether, there were 76 endemics (5.91%), mostly of Illyrian-Adriatic origin, 34 endangered (CR, EN, VU) taxa (2.65%), and 155 strictly protected taxa according to Croatian law (12.06%). Among the endemics, the presence of Scabiosa delminiana Abadžić must be stressed. Mt Svilaja is characterized by rich orchid flora (51 taxa, 3.97%), and features Epipactis placentina Bongiorni & Grünanger, the only site found in Croatia that does. Although as many as 34 invasive taxa have been recorded, their presence is mostly limited to anthropogenic habitats.

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Svilaja山的维管植物群(外Dinarides，南克罗地亚)

本研究基于我们自己2013 - 2019年的研究和文献数据，首次提出了斯维拉亚山(最大植物群)的综合植物区系清单。1508 (a.s.l.)。它有1285个分类群，隶属于109科502属。其中，552个分类群是首次在斯维拉哈被列入名录。在先前记录的733个分类群中，有128个分类群的存在尚未得到证实。禾科(8.79%)、菊科(8.72%)和豆科(8.72%)的分类群数量最多，其中三叶草属(23个)、草属(20个)和半人马属(17个)的分类群数量最多。以半隐植物(43.35%)和旱生植物(25.45%)为主，地中海植物(23.27%)、南欧植物(20.83%)和欧亚植物(17.43%)为主。共有76个特有种(5.91%)，主要来自伊利里亚-亚得里亚海，34个濒危(CR, EN, VU)分类群(2.65%)，155个受克罗地亚法律严格保护的分类群(12.06%)。在地方病中，必须强调德尔米尼亚疥螨Abadžić的存在。斯维拉亚山以丰富的兰花植物群为特征(51个分类群，3.97%)，并以克罗地亚唯一发现的Epipactis placentina Bongiorni & grnanger为特色。尽管已记录的入侵分类群多达34种，但它们的存在大多局限于人为栖息地。

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Natura Croatica Environmental Science-Ecology

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期刊介绍： Natura Croatica is a scientific journal of the Croatian Natural History Museum in Zagreb. It publishes papers that bring original insight into zoology, botany, geology, palaeontology, mineralogy and petrography, with emphasis on systematics, morphology, ecology. The journal welcomes papers related to research carried out in the Croatian Natural History Museum, as well as in other Natural History museums, departments and collections.