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Palynological investigation of the important Quaternary localities in Poland – international and interdisciplinary research

Eva Břízová

Geoscience Research Reports 35, 2002 (GRR for 2001), pages 192–193

Keywords: stratigraphy, Quaternary, Pollen analyses, Poland, Organic sediments, peat bog

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Abstract

Quaternary sediments in Lower Silesian Forests (Poland) are represented by organic sediments (peat). During the year 2001, international and interdisciplinary research was started in Wilkocin peat-bogs. Folloing accompanying plants (e.g. Ledum palustre, Calluna vulgaris, Ericaceae, Cyperaceae, Utricularia, Spphagnum) substitute the typical peat-bog vegetation. Human impact is represented by anthropogenic plants (e.g. Cerealia, Artemisisa, Plantago, centaurea cyanus, Agrostemma githago, rumex, fagopyrum, Sambucus nigra). Palynological study will be continued in the years to come.