PROPOSAL FOR THE INCLUSION OF TWO ACTIVE RAISED BOGS IN THE ROSCI0116 MOLHAȘURILE CĂPĂȚÂNEI PROTECTED AREA OF COMMUNITY INTEREST

Author:

STOICA Adrian-IlieORCID, ,CIOBANU MarcelORCID,COLDEA GheorgheORCID, ,

Abstract

Oligotrophic peat bogs reach the southern boundary of their European distribution area in the Romanian Carpathians. They shelter boreal species considered glacial relicts, surviving from the Würmian III period. Such areas (habitats) conserving relict species have major phytohistorical importance. They provide insights into the history of forest vegetation in the region and past climatic conditions. Based on floristic, phytocoenological and phytogeographical data, we propose to include two active raised bogs, namely “Calul de Piatră” and “Izvorul văii Șoimului” in the ROSCI0116 Molhașurile Căpățânei site of community interest. The inclusion of the two bogs in the ROSCI0116 Molhașurile Căpățânei protected area will increase the peat bog surface in the Apuseni Mountains and will be beneficial for the conservation of the wetland habitats and their typical flora, both very vulnerable to natural and anthropogenic disturbances.

Publisher

Babes-Bolyai University

Subject

Plant Science,Ecology,Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics

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