%0 Journal Article
%T Vascular flora of the Dotr£¿£¿ina forest (Zagreb, Hrvatska)
%A Budisavljevi£¿
%A Alan
%A Miheli£¿
%A Petra
%A Nikoli£¿
%A Toni
%A Papkovi£¿
%A Dora
%A Terlevi£¿
%A Ana
%A £¿egota
%A Vedran
%A £¿padina
%A Barbara
%J -
%D 2017
%X Sa£¿etak The vascular flora of the recreation parkforest Dotr£¿£¿ina, situated on the south-eastern slopes of the Medvednica Mt, was studied in 2016. In total 202 taxa were recorded, with the Rosaceae, Poaceae and Fabaceae being the most numerous families. Hemicryptophytes (47.4%), phanerophytes (20.9%) and geophytes (17.3%) prevail. The flora is dominated by taxa belonging to Euro-Asian (44.1 %) and central-European (17.8%) chorotype. As much as 14.8% of the flora is allochthonous, with eight invasive taxa originating from North America and Asia. The dominance of the plants of semi-shade, moderately moist and warm, mostly acidic, nitrogen-enriched soils was observed. The comparison between the flora of the Dotr£¿£¿ina forest and other similar (sub) urban areas of Zagreb showed the similarities in terms of life forms and chorology, while on contrary, Dotrs£¿ina exhibits lower number of invasive species
%K Dotr£¿£¿ina
%K urban flora
%K vascular flora
%K Zagreb
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