Theme 28: De-intensification with Grasslands
Description
The aim of undertaken investigations was to find the possibilities of grassland management with special respect to the biodiversity and the landscape conservation. Changes in botanical composition of the meadow sward against a background of different mowing utilization were examined on the semi-natural meadows situated on the peat-mursh soil in Masurian Landscape Park (north-east Poland). The areas mown with biennial pause and completely turned off from uses followed gradual simplifying of species composition and increasing of bog species participation. Results show on advisability of passing one harvest each year or with one-year pauses.
Citation
Mlynarczyk, K.; Korona, E.; and Marks, E., "Influence of Extensive Management on Botanical Composition of Permanent Meadow Sward" (2021). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 2.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/19/28/2
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Influence of Extensive Management on Botanical Composition of Permanent Meadow Sward
The aim of undertaken investigations was to find the possibilities of grassland management with special respect to the biodiversity and the landscape conservation. Changes in botanical composition of the meadow sward against a background of different mowing utilization were examined on the semi-natural meadows situated on the peat-mursh soil in Masurian Landscape Park (north-east Poland). The areas mown with biennial pause and completely turned off from uses followed gradual simplifying of species composition and increasing of bog species participation. Results show on advisability of passing one harvest each year or with one-year pauses.
