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The share of ruderal species in the park stand increased.
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e1“increased share of ruderal species in the structure of the park stand”
Title
Ecomorphic structure of the dendroflora of a park plantation
O. M. Kunakh; A. M. Volkova Agrology 2025. doi:10.32819/202418
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- Observation The park survey recorded 30 tree species from 15 families.
- Observation The Salicaceae family was the most abundant family in the park, with eight species.
- Observation Aceraceae and Malvaceae were each represented by three species.
- Observation Oleaceae, Fabaceae and Rosaceae were each represented by two species.
- Observation Ulmaceae was represented by two species.
- Observation Mesotrophs were the most prevalent trophomorphs in the tree stand, at 59.3%.
- Observation Megatrophes made up 33.3% of the tree stand, a slightly lower share than mesotrophs.
- Observation Oligorophes made up 7.4% of the tree stand.
- Association Conditions in the park were more favourable for drought-resistant tree species than for mesophytes.
- Association Light-loving species predominate over shade-tolerant species in the studied park.
- Observation Soils in the park are able to meet the needs of megatrophic tree species.
- Recommendation Ruderal trees should preferably be replaced with representatives of the native flora.