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Progressive Succession at Vegetation of Gölardı (Terme/ Samsun) Natural Protected Area

Gölardı (Terme/Samsun) Tabiatı Koruma Alanı Vejetasyonunda Progressif Süksesyon

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139–147
Publication Date
2022-10-17
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In this study, it was determined that the progressive succession in Gölardı Natural Protected Area, (Terme/ Samsun) which is in the eastern part of Yeşilırmak delta plain, basically developed in hydroseral and psammoseral processes and that it consisted of plant communities, six of which belonged to hydroseral succession main stages and three of which belonged to psammoseral successional main stages.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study, it was determined that the progressive succession in Gölardı Natural Protected Area, (Terme/ Samsun) which is in the eastern part of Yeşilırmak delta plain, basically developed in hydroseral and psammoseral processes and that it consisted of plant communities, six of which belonged to hydroseral succession main stages and three of which belonged to psammoseral successional main stages.
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Key Findings & Data:In this study, it was determined that the progressive succession in Gölardı Natural Protected Area, (Terme/ Samsun) which is in the eastern part of Yeşilırmak delta plain, basically developed in hydroseral and psammoseral processes and that it consisted of plant communities, six of which belonged to hydroseral succession main stages and three of which belonged to psammoseral successional main stages.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this study, it was determined that the progressive succession in Gölardı Natural Protected Area, (Terme/ Samsun) which is in the eastern part of Yeşilırmak delta plain, basically developed in hydroseral and psammoseral processes and that it consisted of plant communities, six of which belonged to hydroseral succession main stages and three of which belonged to psammoseral successional main stages.
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In this study, it was determined that the progressive succession in Gölardı Natural Protected Area, (Terme/ Samsun) which is in the eastern part of Yeşilırmak delta plain, basically developed in hydroseral and psammoseral processes and that it consisted of plant communities, six of which belonged to hydroseral succession main stages and three of which belonged to psammoseral successional main stages.

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Bu çalışma ile, Yeşilırmak Delta ovasının doğu kısmını oluşturan, Gölardı (Terme/Samsun) Tabiatı Koruma Alanı’nındaki progressif süksesyonun, temel olarak hidroseral ve psammoseral süreçler halinde geliştiği ve hidroseral süksesyonun 6, psammoseral süksesyonun ise 3 ana basamak halinde biraraya gelmiş bitki topluluklarından oluştuğu belirlenmiştir.

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Korkmaz, H., Yıldırım, C. (2022). Progressive Succession at Vegetation of Gölardı (Terme/ Samsun) Natural Protected Area. Hacettepe Journal of Biology and Chemistry, Cilt: 44 - Sayı: 2, 139–147. https://ajindex.com/articles/529138

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