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

Abstract

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 psam- moseral 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.

Keywords

• Vegetation,succession,Gölardı,Terme

Gölardı Terme/Samsun Tabiatı Koruma Alanı Vejetasyonunda Progressif Süksesyon

Abstract

B u 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

Keywords

• Vejetasyon, süksesyon, Gölardı, Terme.

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