Natural allotments, environmental pollution, and state of vegetation in Zasavje area

Zasavje is situated in the hart of Posavje hills and is mainly placed in Prealpine phytogeographic region. Landscape is strongly marked by coal mining and parallel industry development. Traditional Zasavje's attachment to coal, its basic industry, and inconvenient meteorological conditions, are...

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Published inGozdarski vestnik (Slovenia) Vol. 57; no. 2
Main Authors Vidergar-Gorjup, N. (Zagorje ob Savi (Slovenia)), Batic, F. (Ljubljana Univ. (Slovenia). Biotechnical Fac., Agronomy Dept.)
Format Journal Article
LanguageSlovenian
Published 1999
Subjects
BOSQUES
COLLECTE DE DONNEES
CONTAMINANTES INDUSTRIALES
DATA COLLECTION
ECOSISTEMA
ECOSYSTEME
ECOSYSTEMS
FOREST INVENTORIES
FORESTS
FORET
IDENTIFICACION
IDENTIFICATION
INDUSTRIAL POLLUTANTS
INVENTAIRE FORESTIER
INVENTARIOS FORESTALES
POLLUANT INDUSTRIEL
POLLUTION
POLUCION
RECOLECCION DE DATOS
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Summary:Zasavje is situated in the hart of Posavje hills and is mainly placed in Prealpine phytogeographic region. Landscape is strongly marked by coal mining and parallel industry development. Traditional Zasavje's attachment to coal, its basic industry, and inconvenient meteorological conditions, are the main causes of vast pollution of the area. The air pollution in Zasavje has been monitored by the stations of analytical control alarm system, and ecological informational system of Trbovlje steam power station. The vegetation damage in Zasavje has been shown by forest records, lichen mapping, the monitoring of photo oxidants' influences on wild grown and cultivated plants, by analysis of biochemical parameters in spruce, and by tracing of heavy metals. This article presents geomorphological, climatic and vegetal characteristics of Zasavje region; its major pollution sources, and summarizes research results on air pollution, pollution of soil and vegetation of the area.
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ISSN:0017-2723