Starzec wąskolistny Senecio inaequidens D.C. w pasie autostrady koło Brzegu na Śląsku Opolskim
Journal Title: Fragmenta Naturae - Year 2018, Vol 51, Issue
Abstract
The paper presents the vegetation types with invasive Senecio inaequidens along the road verges in the Opole Silesia. The large population of this South-African species was located in the second half of June 2018 in the green belt (central reservation) along the A4 motorway (motorway section Brzeg – Opole).
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Sylwia Nowak, Arkadiusz Nowak
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