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POLISH POLAR RESEARCH
Volume 33, Issue 4, Pages 383-394Publisher
POLSKA AKAD NAUK, POLISH ACAD SCIENCES
DOI: 10.2478/v10183-012-0026-z
Keywords
Arctic; Svalbard; bryophytes; lichens; ordination analysis; vascular plants; vegetation mapping
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- Ministry of Education of Czech Republic [INGO-LA341, LM2010009 Projekt CzechPolar, MSM 6007665801, AVOZ60050516]
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Vegetation was described in various spatial scales in the area of 37.8 km(2) including distinguishing vegetation units, vegetation mapping, recording phytosociological releves (53), and completing species lists of vascular plants (86), mosses (124) and lichens (40). Phytosociological releves were elaborated using ordination methods DCA and CCA. The releves formed clusters corresponding well to a priori assigned vegetation units. Slope and stoniness significantly influenced the vegetation pattern. Despite the high latitude (nearly 80 N), the vegetation is rather rich in species. Non-native species do not expand. The moss Bryum dichotomum is reported for the first time from Svalbard archipelago.
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