Recreation of Biotic Community from Native Early-Flowering Plants in Greening Urban Lands as a Factor in Preserving the Region’s Biodiversity (the Case of Primorsky Krai)
Воссоздание биотических сообществ из местных раннецветущих растений при озеленении городских территорий как фактор сохранения регионального биоразнообразия: на примере Приморского края
2021-03-01
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Abstract One of the effective ways of preserving native early flowering plants is their introduction, as a result of which it is possible to recreate plant communities in the form of a model similar to the natural prototype according to dominant characters. An analysis of the species biodiversity of herbaceous early flowering native plants for Primorsky Krai made it possible to identify associations taking into account their morphological traits and color scheme, flowering periods, preservation of ornamental qualities during the seasons, and to develop cenosis models for their use in greening urbanized landscapes.
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Introducing native early-flowering plants is identified as an effective strategy for preserving their biodiversity in Primorsky Krai.
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Species-biodiversity analysis identified plant associations based on morphological traits, flower-color schemes, flowering periods, and seasonal retention of ornamental qualities.
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The study developed model plant communities, or cenoses, resembling natural prototypes for application in greening urbanized landscapes.
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These cenosis models aim to recreate biotic communities and support biodiversity preservation in urban lands of Primorsky Krai.
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Native early-flowering herbaceous plant communities recreated on urban green spaces in Primorsky Krai
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Species biodiversity, association patterns, seasonal ornamental persistence, and model cenosis design for preserving and using native early-flowering plants in urban landscaping
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