Flora and vegetation of an old solvay process tip in Jaworzno (Upper Silesia, Poland)

The paper demonstrates the flora, plant communities and substrates of an old solvay process spoil tip. The flora is characterized by the preponderance of Asteraceae - species and long-lived perennial herbs, many of them coming from meadows and grasslands. The results could be interpreted to suggest...

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Published inActa Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae Vol. 70; no. 1; pp. 47 - 60
Main Authors Cohn, E.V.J. (Wolverhampton University (United Kingdom). School of Applied Sciences), Rostanski, A, Tokarska-Guzik, B. (University of Silesia, Katowice (Poland). Dept. of Plant Systematics), Trueman, I.C. (Wolverhampton University (United Kingdom). School of Applied Sciences), Wozniak, G. (University of Silesia, Katowice (Poland). Dept. of Geobotany and Environmental Protection)
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Abstract The paper demonstrates the flora, plant communities and substrates of an old solvay process spoil tip. The flora is characterized by the preponderance of Asteraceae - species and long-lived perennial herbs, many of them coming from meadows and grasslands. The results could be interpreted to suggest that processes of soil development and plant succession are slow but nevertheless perceptible, with implications for future loss of diversity. The results also suggest that the vegetation of the site is of considerable value for nature conservation
AbstractList This paper demonstrates the flora, plant communities and substrates of an old solvay process spoil tip in Upper Silesia, Poland. In an area of 15 000 m2 there are growing 136 vascular plant species. The flora is characterised by the preponderance of Asteraceae - species and long-lived perennial herbs, many of them coming from meadows and grasslands. Ninety-five percent of species are apophytes despite the anthropogenic origin of the site. A majority of species are associated with moderately dry, base-rich soils with low or moderate levels of nitrogen. The site is shown to be an important refuge for some protected species, montane species and other elements uncommon in the local flora. An analysis of a series of samples used a methodology based on the assessment of percentage cover of particular species and multivariate analysis based on TWINSPAN. Both suggested a relatively high overall similarity between the samples with minor variations associated with moister substrates.Elemental analysis and pH determinations of soil samples associated with the relevés revealed a narrow range of pH and an absence of any strong concentrations of heavy metals. A redundancy analysis of the soil-plant relationships suggested that the strongest trend of differentiation was most closely associated with a phosphate gradient, and the next strongest was pH and possibly waterlogging. The most species-rich vegetation was associated with low phosphate and high pH levels. The results could be interpreted to suggest that processes of soil development and plant succession are slow but nevertheless perceptible, with implications for future loss of diversity. The vegetation constitutes an assemblage essentially of one type showing only weak relationships with described vegetation types such as Molinio-Arrhenatheretea meadow, Festuco-Brometea grassland and Caricetalia davallianae mire. The results also suggest that the vegetation of the site is of considerable value for nature conservation. The site should be protected and be the subject of further research.
The paper demonstrates the flora, plant communities and substrates of an old solvay process spoil tip. The flora is characterized by the preponderance of Asteraceae - species and long-lived perennial herbs, many of them coming from meadows and grasslands. The results could be interpreted to suggest that processes of soil development and plant succession are slow but nevertheless perceptible, with implications for future loss of diversity. The results also suggest that the vegetation of the site is of considerable value for nature conservation
Author Tokarska-Guzik, B. (University of Silesia, Katowice (Poland). Dept. of Plant Systematics)
Trueman, I.C. (Wolverhampton University (United Kingdom). School of Applied Sciences)
Cohn, E.V.J. (Wolverhampton University (United Kingdom). School of Applied Sciences)
Rostanski, A
Wozniak, G. (University of Silesia, Katowice (Poland). Dept. of Geobotany and Environmental Protection)
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SubjectTerms ALPINE VEGETATION
ANALYTICAL METHODS
ASTERACEAE
BIODIVERSIDAD
BIODIVERSITE
BIODIVERSITY
CONSERVACION DE LA NATURALEZA
CONSERVATION DE LA NATURE
DECHET INDUSTRIEL
DEGRADACION DEL SUELO
DEGRADATION DU SOL
DESECHOS INDUSTRIALES
ECHANTILLONNAGE
Ecological succession
ELEMENT CHIMIQUE
ELEMENTOS QUIMICOS
ELEMENTS
ELIMINACION DE DESECHOS
ELIMINATION DES DECHETS
ENDANGERED SPECIES
ESPECE
ESPECE EN DANGER
ESPECIES
ESPECIES EN PELIGRO DE EXTINCION
EVALUACION
EVALUATION
flooded conditions
FLORA
flora analysis
FLORE
FOSFATO MINERAL
Grasslands
Heavy metals
herbs
INDUSTRIAL WASTES
Meadows
MUESTREO
Multivariate analysis
natural resources conservation
NATURE CONSERVATION
nature conservation evaluation
nitrogen
PH DEL SUELO
PH DU SOL
pH effects
PHOSPHATE NATUREL
phosphates
Plant communities
PLANT SOIL RELATIONS
POLAND
POLOGNE
POLONIA
protected and mountain plant species
Protected species
rare
RELACIONES PLANTA SUELO
RELATION PLANTE SOL
ROCK PHOSPHATE
SAMPLING
SOIL
SOIL DEGRADATION
SOIL PH
soil sampling
SOL
Solvay process spoil
SPECIES
SUELO
TECHNIQUE ANALYTIQUE
TECNICAS ANALITICAS
VEGETACION
VEGETACION ALPINA
VEGETATION
VEGETATION ALPINE
vegetation analysis
WASTE DISPOSAL
Waterlogging
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