A Hanság és a Tóköz nedves rétjeinek jellemző vegetációtípusai

During our research, we set the goal of a phytocoenological survey of the wet meadows of Hanság and Tóköz. We conducted our studies in designated areas within three microregions, with a total area of 784.91 ha. A total of 299 coenological quadrats were established and surveyed. Based on these surveys, we determined the characteristic vegetation types occurring in the areas. A total of 17 pure, 21 hybrid and 11 degraded association types were identified. I classified the 299 surveys into three types, thus determining the types of fen meadows (112 surveys), high sedge meadows (115 surveys) and marsh meadows (72 surveys). Based on the evaluation of the surveys, it became clear that the association description of the study areas is difficult using the Hungarian system (cf. BORHIDI 2003). It turned out that associations showing transitional characteristics play a prominent role in the region, the definition of which is difficult. We encountered many vegetation types in the areas that could not be fitted into the above system, for which we were forced to create new names. During the on-site visits, we prepared sketches of vegetation maps and determined the association types occurring in the areas. We digitized the sketch maps and prepared vegetation maps of the studied areas. The association categories displayed on the vegetation maps number 67 types, all types occurring within the studied areas are indicated here, including those in which no coenological survey was made. We monitored the impact of the grassland management methods on the vegetation in the studied areas. We formulated proposals regarding the implementation of further treatments.