Mire vegetation of Latvia

Pakalne, M. . Faculty of Biology

Mire vegetation of Latvia

1998

Pakalne, M. (University of Latvia, Riga (Latvia). Faculty of Biology)

Inventory and evaluation of the protected mires was carried out in 1995-1996. The study of mire vegetation was continued in 1997. On the basis of these studies the list of the studied mire communities was developed. The most valuable peatlands of Latvia were identified, as well as those which are of international importance and meet Ramsar Convention criteria. Six areas including mires of international importance were distinguished. The value of the studied mires was detected and their conservation status evaluated. More than 160 mires were studied throughout Latvia in all the geobotanical regions. The mire inventory is carried out as a combination of the field survey, study of cartographic data and aerial photos, and the existing information about the protected bogs and fens in Latvia.

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Mots clés AGROVOC

aerial surveying betula nana biocenose biocenosis biocoenosis cartografia cartographie cartography comunidades vegetales ecosistema ecosystems fotografia latvia letonia lettonie pantano photographie photography plant communities swamps vegetation

Informations bibliographiques

Publié dans

Latvijas Universitates Zinatniskie Raksti (Latvia) | Acta Universitatis Latviensis

ISSN 1407-2157

Editeur

University of Latvia

Pagination

p. 23-38

D'autres materias

Releve aerien; Marecage; Communaute vegetale; Reconocimiento aereo; Vegetacion; Ecosysteme

Langue

letton

Note

Summaries (En, Lv)

3 tables; 1 ill., 41 ref.

Titre traduit

Latvijas purvu vegetacijas raksturojums

Type

Summary

Source

Classification and dynamics of Latvian mires vegetation, Kreile, V.Laivins, M.Namateva, A. (eds.).- Riga (Latvia): University of Latvia, 1998. v. 613: 92 p.

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