HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH OF ALIEN FLORA IN THE WORLD AND IN UKRAINE

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33730/2310-4678.4.2022.276630

Keywords:

invasive species, phytoinvasions, theoretical studies, regional studies, stagеs

Abstract

The currency of evolution of researching alien flora from the beginning of its systematic studies to our time is analyzed. It is stressed on some regularities of its development. Six stages of research development of the marked fraction of the flora and phytoinvasions are separated. It is marked that on the first stage which lasted from the beginning of the XX-th century to the end of the World War I, theoretical fundamentals of studying alien flora are created with the same-time providing a couple of regional researches. The most famous researchers of this period whose works made an influence to further development of the alien flora research are M. Rikli and A. Thellung. On the second stage (between two world wars) relatively not numerous studies mostly on the macroregional level are realized. The works by M. I. Kotov dedicated to the alien flora of Ukraine played an outstanding role on this stage of researches. The third stage (the second half of 1940-th – 50-th years) was characterized by growing of quantity of the studies and deeping their theoretical fundamentals. The works by W. Kreh that had a theoretical and methodological context were the most significant on this stage. The fourth stage (60-th years) was signed by creating developed classifications of invasive species. The most perfect throw them was a classification created by J. Kornaś that didn’t lose its significance to today. The main contents of the fifth stage (70–90-th years) was appearance of numerous publications of the results of the studies on the meso- and microregional levels. An outstanding place throw them occupies the studies of Ukrainian scholar V. V. Protopopova that fully characterized the alien flora of the bigger part of the territory of Ukraine and perfected the classification of invasive species by J. Kornaś. On the sixth, current, stage, from the one side, regional studies of phytoinvasions are actively lasting; from the other side, the theoretical base of studying alien flora is optimizing. Especially, the conclusive works of Ukrainian researchers S. L. Mosyakin and M. V. Shevera and foreign scientists P. Pyšek, M. Davis, C. Thompson, J. Falk-Petersen, T. Bohn, O. Sandlund and others dedicated to issues of terminology of invasive floristics have an important significance. Lists of the alien species complicated by S. L. Mosyakin and M. M. Fedoronchuk and also G. Kasperek have an important scientific significance. As a perspective direction of next research may be studying phytoinvasions on the level of regions of Ukraine and also enforcing emphasis on the study of geographical aspects of alien flora distribution

Author Biographies

Yu. Kyselov, Uman National University of Horticulture

Doctor of Geographical Sciences, Professor

V. Polishchuk, Uman National University of Horticulture

Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Professor

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