hrvatski

Tretiranje invazivnih biljnih vrsta (IAS) u Hrvatskoj : sadašnjost i budućnost = Treatment of plant invasive alien species in Croatia : present and future

In 2006 we started with the first national project about invasive Croatian flora and suggested next objectives for invasive alien plants (IAS) treatment: 1) adoption of the national criteria and standards for terminology and categories for allochthonous flora by experts 2) forming the list of alien invasive plant species in Croatia 3) developing of database and taxon sheet for all invasive alien plants in Croatia 4) exploration and documentation of the treats posed by specific and most important invasive plant species (IAS), 5) multidisciplinary researches on national level - suggestion for possible management options in IAS control 6) dissemination of the informations and public sensibilization and awareness Results so far present implementation of three objectives: Ad 1) The proposal for national standards, terminology and criteria is finished. Terminology recommended is globally accepted and particularly harmonized with European standards, Ad 2) The preliminary list of plant IAS in Croatia was prepared (62 taxa), Ad 3) Preparations of the special part of the Flora Croatica Database for data entry about IAS are complete (http://hirc.botanic.hr/fcd/InvazivneVrste/Search.aspx). Special attention was paid to defining the criteria for status of plant species potentially invasive in Croatia, such as their origin, residence and invasion status - standard taxon sheet for each taxa from preliminary list was produced ; automatic generation of maps for invasive plant species is available. Preliminary list of invasive alien plants in Croatia, as well as standards and criteria for their treatment should be a good basis for future exploration and documentation of the threat posed by specific invasive plant species and provide the background information on the problem of invasive species for the general public, government structures, researchers and others. Throughout national and international projects and fundings we could implemented more intensive research in plant invasions and offer possible management options in the control of such invasion (objectives 4-6).

invazivne strane vrste (IAS); invazivne biljke; Hrvatska

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engleski

Treatment of plant invasive alien species in Croatia : present and future

In 2006 we started with the first national project about invasive Croatian flora and suggested next objectives for invasive alien plants (IAS) treatment: 1) adoption of the national criteria and standards for terminology and categories for allochthonous flora by experts 2) forming the list of alien invasive plant species in Croatia 3) developing of database and taxon sheet for all invasive alien plants in Croatia 4) exploration and documentation of the treats posed by specific and most important invasive plant species (IAS), 5) multidisciplinary researches on national level - suggestion for possible management options in IAS control 6) dissemination of the informations and public sensibilization and awareness Results so far present implementation of three objectives: Ad 1) The proposal for national standards, terminology and criteria is finished. Terminology recommended is globally accepted and particularly harmonized with European standards, Ad 2) The preliminary list of plant IAS in Croatia was prepared (62 taxa), Ad 3) Preparations of the special part of the Flora Croatica Database for data entry about IAS are complete (http://hirc.botanic.hr/fcd/InvazivneVrste/Search.aspx). Special attention was paid to defining the criteria for status of plant species potentially invasive in Croatia, such as their origin, residence and invasion status - standard taxon sheet for each taxa from preliminary list was produced ; automatic generation of maps for invasive plant species is available. Preliminary list of invasive alien plants in Croatia, as well as standards and criteria for their treatment should be a good basis for future exploration and documentation of the threat posed by specific invasive plant species and provide the background information on the problem of invasive species for the general public, government structures, researchers and others. Throughout national and international projects and fundings we could implemented more intensive research in plant invasions and offer possible management options in the control of such invasion (objectives 4-6).

invasive alien species (IAS); invasive plants; Croatia

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