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Neophytes were infrequent.
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Title
Martin Harásek; Klára Klinkovská; Milan Chytrý Applied Vegetation Science 2023. doi:10.1111/avsc.12726
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation Vegetation change over three decades was relatively small.
- Observation Total plant species richness decreased.
- Observation The number of Red List species decreased.
- Observation The number of characteristic dry grassland species decreased.
- Observation Archaeophytes increased slightly.
- Observation Arrhenatherum elatius increased in abundance or newly established at many sites.
- Observation Annual species increased or newly established at many sites.
- Observation Young woody plants increased or newly established at many sites.
- Observation Indicator values were unchanged except for a slight increase in nutrient values.
- Observation Nutrient indicator values increased slightly.
- Association Negative vegetation trends were more pronounced outside protected areas.
- Recommendation The authors conclude that cutting in protected areas slows declines in diversity and habitat quality but does not halt them.