Claim · model-written summary
The largest ecotopic category includes small-leaved nemoral forb forests, maritime meadows and extrazonal broad-leaved forests.
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e0“The third, largest category includes small-leaved nemoral forb forests, maritime meadows, extrazonal broad-leaved forests and hazel bushes”
Title
Rare plant communities in St. Petersburg vegetation cover
S. D. Ozerova; E. S. Derkach; E. A. Volkova БОТАНИЧЕСКИЙ ЖУРНАЛ 2025. doi:10.31857/s0006813624090059
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Method / resource Four categories of rare plant communities were proposed.
- Observation More than twenty rare community types were identified.
- Observation Floristic rare communities include stands dominated by Myrica gale, Viola uliginosa and Euphorbia palustris.
- Observation Structural rarity includes forest communities on Kotlin Island.
- Observation The ecotopic category also includes hazel bushes.
- Observation Old-growth spruce forests, communities with Equisetum hiemale and Carex brizoides, and a bog complex make up the fourth category.