THE WEED FLORA OF THE RECREATION AREAS OF CENTRAL DISTRICTS IN ŞANLIURFA (TÜRKIYE)

The aim of this study was to determine the weed flora of recreation areas within borders of Eyyübiye, Haliliye and Karaköprü central districts of Şanlıurfa. A field study was carried out in 34 recreation areas within these districts. As a result of the study, 134 plants belonging to 27 families were identified. There were 82 were species, 31 were subspecies and 21 were varieties from these taxa. 109 of them are dicotyledonous and 25 are monocotyledonous. When evaluated in terms of life form, 1 is a phanerophyte, 1 is a chamaephyte, 30 are hemicryptophyte, 2 are cryptophyte (geophyte) and 100 are therophyte. The distribution rates according to phytogeographical regions are Irano-Turanian elements % 13 (17), Mediterranean elements % 7 (10), Euro-Siberian elements 5% (7), Eastern Mediterranean elements 4% (5) and unknown 71% (95). Considering the number of identified taxa, the first five families are Fabaceae (29), Poaceae (24), Asteraceae (23), Brassicaceace (6), Plantaginaceae (6), Apiaceae (5) and Caryophyllaceae (5).

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Polish Journal of Natural Science
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2025-12-02
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https://doi.org/10.31648/pjns.11384
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Plant Ecology and Taxonomy Studies
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THE WEED FLORA OF THE RECREATION AREAS OF CENTRAL DISTRICTS IN ŞANLIURFA (TÜRKIYE)

Ömer Faruk Kaya, Ahmet Hamdi ÇIÇEK, Hatice TOSYAGÜLÜ ÇELİK
Polish Journal of Natural Science
Plant Ecology and Taxonomy Studies
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THE WEED FLORA OF THE RECREATION AREAS OF CENTRAL DISTRICTS IN ŞANLIURFA (TÜRKIYE)

Ömer Faruk Kaya, Ahmet Hamdi ÇIÇEK, Hatice TOSYAGÜLÜ ÇELİK
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The aim of this study was to determine the weed flora of recreation areas within borders of Eyyübiye, Haliliye and Karaköprü central districts of Şanlıurfa. A field study was carried out in 34 recreation areas within these districts. As a result of the study, 134 plants belonging to 27 families were identified. There were 82 were species, 31 were subspecies and 21 were varieties from these taxa. 109 of them are dicotyledonous and 25 are monocotyledonous. When evaluated in terms of life form, 1 is a phanerophyte, 1 is a chamaephyte, 30 are hemicryptophyte, 2 are cryptophyte (geophyte) and 100 are therophyte. The distribution rates according to phytogeographical regions are Irano-Turanian elements % 13 (17), Mediterranean elements % 7 (10), Euro-Siberian elements 5% (7), Eastern Mediterranean elements 4% (5) and unknown 71% (95). Considering the number of identified taxa, the first five families are Fabaceae (29), Poaceae (24), Asteraceae (23), Brassicaceace (6), Plantaginaceae (6), Apiaceae (5) and Caryophyllaceae (5).

Polish Journal of Natural ScienceVol. 40(2)
Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University (TR), Harran University (TR)
Harran Üniversitesi
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Plant Ecology and Taxonomy Studies
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