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Архив метки: Taldomsky urban district

DISTRIBUTION OF SOME INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES IN THE TERRITORY OF THE TALDOMSKIY URBAN DISTRICT, MOSCOW REGION

Ecology and dynamics Опубликовано 25 марта, 2024 автором admin6 ноября, 2024

Shcherbakov A.V., Grinchenko O.S.,  Manokhin V.V. Distribution of Some Invasive Plant Species in the Territory of the Taldomskiy Urban District, Moscow Region // Ecosystems: ecology and dynamics. No 1. 2024. P. 119-135. | Abstract | PDF | Reference

 

A.V. Shcherbakov, the author, next to the thickets of Sosnowsky’s hogweed (photo by S.R.Mayorov)
Sosnowsky’s hogweed near the abandoned farm buildings (photo by V.V.Kontorshchikov)
Large specimens of Sosnowsky’s hogweed can be taller than adult moose. “Craneland” Nature Reserve (photo by O.S.Grinchenko)

Sosnowsky’s hogweed in winter. “Craneland” Nature Reserve (photo by M.Yu.Markova)
Dry stems of Sosnowsky’s hogweed are used by birds for rest. Outskirts of Konstantinovo Village (photo by O.S.Grinchenko)
Canadian goldenrod (photo by S.R.Mayorov)

Canadian goldenrod in the “Taldom” allotment society (photo by G.B.Asabina)
Box elder (photo by S.R.Mayorov)
Young specimen of box elder (photo by O.S.Grinchenko)

Box elder in an overgrown meadow near the Starikovo Village (photo by O.S.Grinchenko)
Himalayan balsam (photo by S.R.Mayorov)
Himalayan balsam (photo by S.R.Mayorov)

Wild cucumber (photo by O.S.Grinchenko)
Thickets of wild cucumbers near an old farm (photo by O.S.Grinchenko)
Wild cucumber in the floodplain of the Dubna River near the Okayomovo Village (photo by V.V.Kontorshchikov)

Invasive plants can cause serious damage to agriculture and human health, transform natural communities and replace native species. Therefore, studying their distribution is very important. In 2022, we investigated the distribution of 6 invasive plant species, such as Sosnowsky’s hogweed (Heracleum sosnowskyi Manden.), giant goldenrod (Solidago gigantea Ait.), Canadian goldenrod (S. canadensis L.), box elder (Acer negundo L.), Himalayan balsam (Impatiens glandulifera Royle) and wild cucumber (Echinocystis lobata (Michx.) Torr. et Gray), in the Taldomskiy Urban District, Moscow Region, Russia. Currently, Sosnovsky’s hogweed, goldenrods and wild cucumber have widely spread throughout the district and penetrated into its natural communities, therefore making it extremely difficult and sometimes even impossible to control their populations. Box elder is in its mid-invasion stage and has not yet penetrated communities as significantly as other plants, which means it can still be stopped. Himalayan balsam is in its early stages of invasion and can still be stopped relatively easily.

Keywords: botanical mapping, invasive plant species, Taldomsky Urban District.

Funding. This work of A.V. Shcherbakov was carried out for the Moscow State University as part of the state budget research and development topic No. АААА-А16-116021660045-2 “Analysis of Structural and Chorological Diversity of Embryophytes in Connection with Problems of Their Phylogeny, Taxonomy and Sustainable Development”. The research of O.S. Grinchenko was carried out for the Water Problems Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, topic No. FMWZ-2022-0002 for 2022-2024 “Studies of Geo-Ecological Processes in the Hydrological Systems of Land, Formation of Surface Water and Groundwater Quality, Problems of Water Resources and Water Use Management under Climate Change and Anthropogenic Impacts”, state registry No. АААА-А18-118022090104-8.

DOI: 10.24412/2542-2006-2024-1-119-135

EDN: WTHAZC

Метки: botanical mapping, invasive plant species, Taldomsky urban district

LONG-TERM DYNAMICS OF ECOSYSTEMS IN THE NORTH OF MOSCOW REGION (RATIONALE FOR CREATION OF THE “CRANE COUNTRY” NATURE PARK)

Ecology and dynamics Опубликовано 1 апреля, 2020 автором admin3 июля, 2020

Grinchenko O.S., Sviridova T.V., Kontorshchikov V.V. LONG-TERM DYNAMICS OF ECOSYSTEMS IN THE NORTH OF MOSCOW REGION (RATIONALE FOR CREATION OF THE “CRANE COUNTRY” NATURE PARK) // Ecosystems: ecology and dynamics. 2020. Vol. 4. No. 1. P. 138-169. | Abstract | … Read next

Метки: “Crane Land” nature reserve, ecosystems dynamics in the north of Moscow Region, nature park “Crane Country”, Taldomsky urban district

COMPLEX ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH OF THE STATE NATURE RESERVE “TEMPOVSKY”, MOSCOW REGION, TALDOMSKY URBAN DISTRICT

Ecology and dynamics Опубликовано 17 декабря, 2019 автором admin31 марта, 2020

Grinchenko O.S., Koltsov D.B.,  Khromov A.A., Mokiyevsky N.V.  Complex Ecological Research of the State Nature Reserve “Tempovsky”, Moscow Region, Taldomsky Urban District [in Russian; Abstract is available in English] // Ecosystems: ecology and dynamics. 2019. Vol. 3. No. 4. P. … Read next

Метки: Red List of Moscow Region, Taldomsky urban district, Tempovsky nature reserve

COMPLEX ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF “DUBRAVNA” STATE NATURE RESERVE (MOSCOW REGION, TALDOMSKY URBAN DISTRICT)

Ecology and dynamics Опубликовано 24 сентября, 2019 автором admin17 декабря, 2019

Grinchenko O.S., Lyubeznova N.V., Shcherbakov A.V., Koltsov D.B., Khlebyankina T.A. COMPLEX ECOLOGICAL STUDY OF “DUBRAVNA” STATE NATURE RESERVE (MOSCOW REGION, TALDOMSKY URBAN DISTRICT) // Ecosystems: ecology and dynamics, 2019, Vol. 3, No. 3, Pp. 143-186 | Abstract | PDF | … Read next

Метки: birds population dynamics, Dubravna nature reserve, peat quarries, Taldomsky urban district, wetland ecosystems

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