FLORA AND VEGETATION OF THE NATURAL PHENOMENON “KARST SPRING ZLATNA PANEGA”

Authors

  • D. Dimitrov Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, National Natural History Museum, BG - 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria Author
  • V. Vutov Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, National Natural History Museum, BG - 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria Author

Keywords:

taxanomic composition, plants community, local flora, species list

Abstract

The flora and vegetation of the natural phenomenon “Karst spring Zlatna Panega” has been investigated for the first time. Located in Еast Fore Balkan floristic region, the area encompasses 82 vascular plants (mosses excluded), belonging to 73 genera and 46 families.

The hemicryptophytes are the predominant life-form (45 species), followed by the phanerophytes (25 species), geophytes (11 species), annual to biannual -l species, biannual –1species.

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Published

27.02.2015

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Agrochemisty and Soil Science

How to Cite

Dimitrov, D., & Vutov, V. (2015). FLORA AND VEGETATION OF THE NATURAL PHENOMENON “KARST SPRING ZLATNA PANEGA”. Bulgarian Journal of Agricultural Science, 21(1), 89-92. https://agriacad.eu/ojs/index.php/bjas/article/view/5263