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Rare Plant Species of Salt Marshes of the Croatian Coast 2018 DOI: 10.1515/hacq-2018-0002 Rare plant species of salt marshes of the Croatian coast Daniel Dítě1, Zuzana Dítětová1 Pavol Eliáš jun.2 & Róbert Šuvada3 Keywords: halophytes, distribution, Abstract rare species, Eastern Adriatic Sea. Between 2011 and 2016 we surveyed 42 sites of coastal salt marshes of Croatia. We confirmed the occurrence of several rare and endangered plant species. Ten Ključne besede: halofiti, razširjenost, of them are included in the Red List of Croatia; critically endangered (CR) redke vrste, vzhodni Jadran. Eleocharis uniglumis, Triglochin barrelieri and T. maritima, endangered (EN) Carex divisa and C. extensa, vulnerable (VU) Parapholis incurva, Salsola soda and Suaeda maritima and category data deficient (DD) Limonium virgatum and Puccinellia festuciformis. We also report localities of other rare taxa of salt marshes like Allium telmatum, Tripolium pannonicum subsp. tripolium, Juncus gerardii, Parapholis filiformis, Plantago cornuti, Samolus valerandi and Scorzonera parviflora. Several plant species are endangered. Their habitats, salt marshes were converted into fields or destructed by construction for developing tourist infrastructure. Today only a part of the remained areas are under protection. Izvleček Med letoma 2011 in 2016 smo pregledali 42 lokalitet obalnih slanih močvirij na Hrvaškem. Potrdili smo pojavljanje številnih redkih in ogroženih rastlinskih vrst. Deset jih je vključenih na rdeči seznam Hrvaške; skrajno ogrožene (CR) Eleocharis uniglumis, Triglochin barrelieri in T. maritime, ogrožene (EN) Carex divisa in C. extensa, ranljive vrste Parapholis incurva, Salsola soda in Suaeda maritime, ter iz kategorije premalo znane vrste (DD) Limonium virgatum in Puccinellia festuciformis. Poročamo tudi o nahajliščih drugih redkih vrst na slanih močvirjih kot so Allium telmatum, Tripolium pannonicum subsp. tripolium, Juncus gerardii, Parapholis filiformis, Plantago cornuti, Samolus valerandi in Scorzonera parviflora. Received: 14. 03. 2017 Številne rastlinske vrste so ogrožene. Njihova rastišča so spremenili v njive ali pa Revision received: 28. 01. 2018 so jih uničili z gradnjo turistične infrastrukture. Danes je le del teh preostalih Accepted: 30. 01. 2018 območij zaščiten. 1 Institute of Botany, Plant Science and Biodiversity Centre, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Dúbravská cesta 9, SK-845 23, Bratislava, Slovakia. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] 2 Department of Botany, Slovak University of Agriculture, Tr. A. Hlinku 2, SK-949 76 Nitra, Slovakia. E-mail: [email protected] 3 Administration of the Slovenský kras National Park, Hámosiho 188, SK-049 51 Brzotín, Slovakia. E-mail: robert.suvada@sopsr Unauthenticated Download Date | 4/15/18 9:37 AM 1 Daniel Dítě, Zuzana Dítětová, Pavol Eliáš jun. & Róbert Šuvada 2018 Rare plant species of salt marshes of the Croatian coast Introduction Material and methods Natural sea coasts are very diverse and also highly threat- We considered the target habitat according to defini- ened habitats throughout Europe (Cori 1999, Kutiel tion of Adam (1990): salt marshes or tidal marshes are et al. 2000, EEA 2006) by industrial activities, traf- a coastal ecosystem in the upper coastal intertidal zone fic, tourism, drainage, land use changes, abandonment between land and open salt water or brackish water that is from traditional farming, eutrophication (salt meadows regularly flooded by the tides. and marshes) and pollution (EEA 2006). This whole- European trend is observed also on the Adriatic coast with a highly developed tourist infrastructure. Rocky, Study area indented coastlines which in Croatia prevail are today The study was carried out in the area of the Central and subjected to massive construction of resorts and mari- North East Adriatic. The southernmost location was the nas. Flat shores occur mostly in broad river estuaries. In site near Ston (42°49'40.1", 17°42'4.2"), the northern- Croatia the low flat coastline is naturally rare, therefore most one was the Mirna River mouth on the Istrian pen- are more threatened due to their easier accessibility. Such insula (45°19'11.9", 13°36'3.5", Figure 1). places were usually inhabited earlier and they were used According to its geological structure, the east coast of the as salt works (Solanas) (e.g. Ston, Nin, Pag). These shal- Adriatic shows predominance of limestone and dolomites low ponds for salt production provided secondary habi- from the cretaceous period, forming, for the most part, a tats for salt marsh vegetation. Several salt marshes were low-lying and rocky coast, while the areas of low and al- converted into intensive agricultural fields (e.g. Neretva luvial marshy coasts are very rare (cf. Pandža et al. 2007). River Delta) and those which have remained undrained were utilized as pastures (Stančić et al. 2008). Today only a few areas are under protection. Nature reserves were Data collection declared, for instance in the estuary of the Karišnica Dates of individual visits are given at particular locations. River (Karin Gornji), in Ninsko blato and on the island The sites were found (Figure 1) according to the available of Pag Malo Blato and Kolansko blato. The Neretva literature data and with the help of the program Google River Delta, listed in the Ramsar Convention, is under Earth. Particular attention was paid to plant species linked the process of establishing a protected area for its proper to coastal salt marshes included in the Red Book of Croa- management (Glasnović et al. 2007). tia (Nikolić & Topić 2005) and Flora Croatica (Nikolić We provide brief description about the recently con- 2017). Other salt marsh species were selected according firmed localities, vegetation characteristics and popula- to Stančić et al. (2008). Species of other coastal habitats tion size of the following rare native plant species oc- (sand dunes, rock cliffs) were not subjected to this survey. curring on coastal saline wetlands of Croatia: Allium Plant nomenclature follows Euro+Med (2017). We classi- telmatum, Tripolium pannonicum subsp. tripolium, Carex fied the vegetation on alliance level followed by the works divisa, C. extensa, Eleocharis uniglumis, Juncus gerardii, of Pandža et al. (2007) and Stančić et al. (2008), names of Limonium virgatum, Parapholis filiformis, P. incurva, syntaxa follow Mucina et al. (2016). The list of all surveyed Plantago cornuti, Salsola soda, Samolus valerandi, Scor- sites with short descriptions is given in the Appendix. zonera parviflora, Suaeda maritima, Triglochin barrelieri and T. maritima. From these species C. divisa, C. extensa, E. uniglumis, J. gerardii, P. cornuti, S. soda, S. valerandi, Results S. parviflora and T. maritima grow in inland saline habi- tats as well (Eliáš et. al 2013, Király et al. 2013). 42 sites of salt marshes were visited of the Croatian This survey is not objected to detailed analysis of coastline between years 2011–2016. The most common coastal vegetation. Our aim was to summarize our find- species typical to the examined habitat were Halimione ings on the recent occurrence of rare species in the con- portulacoides, Juncus maritimus, Limonium narbonense, text of the regional and local literature available and to Puccinellia festuciformis and Sarcocornia fruticosa (for contribute towards a more comprehensive knowledge of particular locations see the List of sites). We confirmed the vascular flora of the study area. We also give short the occurrence of several rare and endangered plant spe- information about the interesting areas of salt marshes cies of the Croatian Red List. In category critically en- on the Croatian coastline. dangered (CR) we found Eleocharis uniglumis, Triglochin barrelieri and T. maritima, in category endangered (EN) Unauthenticated 2 Download Date | 4/15/18 9:37 AM Daniel Dítě, Zuzana Dítětová, Pavol Eliáš jun. & Róbert Šuvada 2018 Rare plant species of salt marshes of the Croatian coast Figure 1: Map of the studied area (See the list of localities and their short description in Appendix 1). Slika 1: Zemljevid preučevanega območja (seznam lokalitet in njihov kratek opis je v Prilogi 1). Carex divisa and C. extensa, in category vulnerable (VU) populations were found in the vegetation of the alliance Parapholis incurva, Salsola soda and Suaeda maritima and Salicornion fruticosae in Privlaka south of the island of in category data deficient (DD) Limonium virgatum and Vir. The northernmost stands were observed in Vlašiči Puccinellia festuciformis. In addition, P. festuciformis was on the island of Pag where it grew in vegetation of both recorded on each site. above mentioned alliances. Triglochin maritima: only three sites were confirmed. Critically endangered species (CR) Rich population was found in Ninsko blato in the al- Eleocharis uniglumis: this rare species was found on 6 sites. liance Juncion maritimi. Two sites close to each other Each of them is located on the island of Pag and its were found on the Istrian peninsula: several specimens vicinity. It grew in the upper salt marshes, away from were recorded in a small fragment of salt marsh near the tidal zone in the vegetation of the alliance Juncion Lanterna (site no. 41) and rich stands were found in the maritimi on less saline soils. Mirna River estuary. The species grew in flooded, initial Triglochin barrelieri: rare species, obliged strictly to coastal species-poor vegetation together with Juncus maritimus, salt marshes. We confirmed it on 7 locations. In Zablaće Limonium narbonense and Puccinellia festuciformis. near Šibenik was recorded
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