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Zavialova, L. 2019. A
review of methods of investigation of alien plant species Geo&Bio, 18: 64–76.
(In Ukrainian)
doi: https://doi.org/10.15407/gb1806
authors
(with orcid and affiliation):
L.
Zavialova
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4160-1083
Institute
of Geological Sciences, NAS of Ukraine (Kyiv, Ukraine)
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summary:
The assessment of
alien and invasive alien species (IAS) in the plant cover of protected areas
(PAs) of Ukraine becomes a new trend of research, especially when invasions
have turned into biological hazards for natural biodiversity, thus threatening
its structure and ecosystems functioning. Taking into consideration the
increasing spreading potential of IAS as well as the connection with their
triggering environmental driving forces, even more current methods arose,
mainly focusing on current distribution and its trends, abundance and its
dynamics, potential impact on the environment and on some types of biotopes
within PAs. In this study, a review of methods of field investigation of alien
species is proposed for their inventory, monitoring, etc. and particularly for
assessment of their impact within Ukrainian PAs. The choice of methods is
determined in each case by the purpose and objectives of the study, taking into
account the measures of management of PAs and some other factors, such as
history, fragmentation of the object’s territory, etc. Some methods focus on
both complex and specialised research. Some of the methods were used earlier in
studies of weeds, plant cover, biology or ecology of plants, etc. Other methods
are new for the study of alien species in Ukraine. All of them are analysed and
short adapted schemes or templates for plots are proposed. Some re-marks about
issues of their use are discussed. A few methods have been used for continuous
monitoring of invasions of alien plants in PAs and can be integrated to the
national Program of the Chronicle of Nature for Nature Reserves and National
Nature Parks. All methods can be used for the study of alien, native and
species with mixed status. The effectiveness of most of the methods depends on
the sequence of execution, preparation, available resources of the researchers
and PAs. The use of these methods will help to summarise data, record new
finds, predict the spread of dangerous IAS, develop effective control measures
and management of PAs, and integrate research results into databases of
different levels.
Key words:
methods, alien species, field investigation, Protected Areas (PAs),
Ukraine.
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