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Field kenophyte cover later increased to 3%.
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e0“In recent years the cover of kenophytes increased to 3%.”
Title
Alien plant species in secondary succession
Anna Bomanowska; Wojciech Adamowski 2012
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Observation The abandoned field contained 226 species, including 36 archaeophytes and 31 kenophytes.
- Observation Over half the field archaeophytes retreated after six years, and their cover fell from 20% to 2%.
- Observation Vicia angustifolia, V. hirsuta and V. tetrasperma persisted longer on the field.
- Observation Field kenophyte cover fell from 4% to zero in year four.
- Observation Pinus strobus first emerged in year 15.
- Observation Acer pseudoplatanus, Crataegus sp. and Padus serotina had the highest frequency among woody aliens in the herb layer.
- Observation Ten kenophytes entered the field shrub layer, with negligible cover.
- Observation The meadow held 198 taxa, including 27 archaeophytes and 24 kenophytes.
- Observation Meadow archaeophytes fell from 24 to 5 species by year six.
- Observation Meadow archaeophyte cover fell from 4% to less than 1%.
- Observation Meadow archaeophytes were last seen in year 34.
- Observation Meadow kenophyte cover fell to almost zero in year three.
- Observation Meadow kenophyte cover later rose to about 2%.
- Observation Malus domestica established in year three.
- Observation Seven meadow kenophytes entered the shrub layer.
- Observation Meadow shrub-layer kenophyte cover reached about 5%.