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A retrospective of ten years of the botanical exploration in Nature Park Kopački rit (Croatia)

Nature Park Kopački rit, located in north-eastern Croatia along the part of the Middle Danube section, is recognised as one of the most preserved fluvial-wetlands in Europe. An intensive botanical research and monitoring of rare and threatened flora and habitats were done in the area of Nature Park Kopački rit over a ten-year period (2010-2020). Flora of Nature Park Kopački rit comprises 595 taxa (species and subspecies) of liverworts, mosses, pteridophytes and angiosperms. Bryophyte flora is represented by 40 species (9 liverworts, 31 mosses), and vascular plant flora by 555 species (9 pteridophytes, 546 angiosperms). Allochthonous flora is represented by 56 species of which 26 are invasive alien species.

Danube; Kopački rit; Croatia; vascular plants; nature conservation

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