Juha Suominen 
,
Alfred Varkki
Lauhanvuoren kasvisto.
Suominen J., Varkki A. (1984). Lauhanvuoren kasvisto. Silva Fennica vol. 18 no. 1 article id 5205. https://doi.org/10.14214/sf.a15384
English title: Vascular plant flora of Lauhavuori Hill, Western FinlandAbstract
The Lauhavuori area is barren, consisting of sandstone and granite bedrock covered by coarse moraine and sand. The woodlands are dominated by Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) and Calluna. The top of the hill, rising 230 metres above the sea level, is more fertile, as it was never covered by the ancient Baltic Sea. Numerous springs and spring brooks are bordered by herb-rich Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) H. Karst.) woodlands and swamps. Although most of the peatlands are oligotrophic, several mesotrophic peatland plants occur, some southern, giving the peatlands a rather northerly character.
The study area is 8 by 12 km. According to the vegetation analysis, 310 species were identified, 208 of which were native to the area and 102 immigrants. The native species can be separated from the immigrants because the area is largely undisturbed.
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Original keywords
kasvisto;
putkilokasvit;
kasvillisuusanalyysi;
Lauhanvuori;
Etelä-Pohjanmaa;
tulokaskasvit;
alkuperäiset kasvilajit
English keywords
native species;
vascular plants;
vegetation analysis;
Western Finland;
flora;
Ostrobothnia
Published in 1984
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