Phytosociologycal study of the population of Paeonia peregrina Mill. (Paeoniaceae) in the Republic of Moldova
Journal Title: Journal of Plant Development - Year 2016, Vol 23, Issue 0
Abstract
The article contains information on the phytosociological study of the population of Paeonia peregrina Mill. in the Central Moldavian Plateau, in the Republic of Moldova. Three releveés (plots), with a total area of 3 ha, are described. These phytocoenoses are proposed to be grouped in the association Paeonio peregrinae-Quercetum pubescentis (Sârbu 1982) Popescu et Sanda 1999.
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Pavel PÎNZARU, Valentina CANTEMIR, Ștefan MANIC
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