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. 2018 May 5:19:145-155.
doi: 10.1016/j.dib.2018.04.121. eCollection 2018 Aug.

The list of species registered in taiga meadow community during succession under enhanced radioactive background

B Gruzdev  1 , T Maystrenko  1 , E Belykh  1 , A Rybak  1
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The list of species registered in taiga meadow community during succession under enhanced radioactive background

B Gruzdev et al. Data Brief. .

Abstract

The data presented in this article are related to the research article entitled "The succession of the plant community on a decontaminated radioactive meadow site" (T. Maystrenko, B. Gruzdev, E. Belykh, A. Rybak, 2018) [1]. Primary data on floristic studies of meadow community development in taiga zone on the site contaminated with naturally occurring radionuclides are shown. The information given allows to follow a process of appearance and exclusion of high plant species from the pioneer step of succession up to stable community formation and to compare the structure and composition of meadow communities formed on territories with the enhanced and natural radioactivity background.

Keywords: Meadow community development; Radioactive contamination; Restoration of vegetation cover; Taiga zone.

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The pattern of dominating vascular plant species on the studied site in 1965 year, three years after decontamination.
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The pattern of dominating vascular plant species on the studied site in 1967 year, five years after decontamination.
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The pattern of dominating vascular plant species on the studied site in 1970, eight years after decontamination.
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References

    1. T. Maystrenko, B. Gruzdev, E. Belykh, A. Rybak, The succession of the plant community on a decontaminated radioactive meadow site, Journal of Environmental Radioactivity. 10.1016/j.jenvrad.2017.12.013. - DOI - PubMed
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