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Folia Geobotanica & Phytotaxonomica, 1992, Vol 27, Issue 0, p. 113-135
VEGETATION OF VILLAGE SETTLEMENTS IN THE BOHEMIAN KARST .2. ECOLOGY
Pysek P. ,
Abstract:
In the second part of the study on vegetation of village settlements at the territory of the Bohemian Karst, ecological and successional characteristics of communities are given. Ellenberg indicator values for temperature, moisture, nitrogen and soil reaction were used to investigate habitat conditions. Successional relations of communities are presented. Quantitative data on the composition of vegetation cover were obtained which made it possible to compare the study area with other regions
In the second part of the study on vegetation of village settlements at the territory of the Bohemian Karst, ecological and successional characteristics of communities are given. Ellenberg indicator values for temperature, moisture, nitrogen and soil reaction were used to investigate habitat conditions. Successional relations of communities are presented. Quantitative data on the composition of vegetation cover were obtained which made it possible to compare the study area with other regions
Keywords: area, communities, community, ecology, ellenberg indicator values, habitat, indicator, indicator values, karst, moisture, nitrogen, part, region, regions, settlement, soil, temperature, time, times, values, vegetation,