Retreat of halophytes in the czech republic: Agricultural, mining, and urbanization effects [Book Review]

Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 10 (1):69-78 (1997)
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Abstract

As a result of expanding human pressures, the heterogeneity of aformerly diverse landscape has been reduced and the richness ofanimal and plant species has decreased. Some particular standtypes and their species are especially connected withimpoverishment caused by mans activities. Halophyte DentatedMelilot (Melilotus dentata, Fabaceae) is one of suchspecies, which is vanishing apparently as a result of intensiveagriculture, surface mining, and urbanization.The data on its distribution were compiled from herbariumspecimens, literature, and the authors own field observations.The distribution was mapped separately for four periods: up to1900, 1901–1945, 1946–1975, and after 1975.

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