Claim · model-written summary
Further ploughing is projected to turn the Ivanivski Lakes area into salt marshes.
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SulaVerbatim
e0“under the conditions of further ploughing of the land, the territory will turn into salt marshes”
t0“lower Sula river”
Title
Oleksandr Rak; Kateryna Derevska; Yelyzaveta Myryzhuk NaUKMA Research Papers Biology and Ecology 2022. doi:10.18523/2617-4529.2022.5.55-63
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation The southern border area faces threats of salinization, floristic impoverishment and soil degradation under increased human use.
- Observation Rare and red-listed plants disappeared from Ivanivski Ozera after farmer intervention.
- Observation Some halophytes and deep- or branched-rooted steppe plants remained.
- Observation Salinization is projected to spread into the park, changing plant communities and increasing halophytes.
- Recommendation The authors recommend systematic monitoring and forecasting to protect floodplain and meadow-swamp ecosystems.
- Recommendation The authors advise adding buffer-zone lands to the National Nature Park.