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Information × Registration Number 0222U000843, 0117U004048 , R & D reports Title Evaluation of plant species and phytocoenoses reaction to climate changes with the aim of prediction and prevention of negative results. popup.stage_title Head Didukh Yakiv P., Доктор біологічних наук Registration Date 19-01-2022 Organization M.G.Kholodny Institute of Botany NASU popup.description2 The relationship between climate and flora, which is the subject of bioclimatology, the intensive development of which in recent decades is due to global climate change. The research was conducted using original approaches and methods (synphytoindication, ecological strategy of species) developed by the author. This allowed to attract a modern arsenal of mathematical methods and programs, to assess the relationships between environmental factors, to identify the climatic component, to reveal the mechanisms and to predict the development of phytocenoses. Examples of phenological changes, distribution of adventitious and displacement of habitats of natural flora, possible loss of habitats of rare species, changes in the structure of cenoses of Ukraine in response to climate change are given. It is established that the critical limit of the transition to the risk of habitat loss of rare species is an increase in average annual temperature by + 2 C. Increasing the average annual temperature by + 2.5 C can lead to irreversible changes in more than half of natural habitats, although their pace is slow and long time. In accordance with the specifics of the conditions of existence and distribution of plant groups, four bioclimatic regions of Ukraine have been identified, recommendations for adaptation and counteraction to possible negative consequences have been proposed. Product Description popup.authors Burova Olga V. Vynokurov Denys S. Hayova Vera P. Heluta Vasyl P. Didukh Yakiv P. Datsyuk Vadym V. Zavialova Liudmyla V. Kucher Oksana O. Raida Olena V. Sadogurska Sofia S. Tykhonenko Yuri Ya. Tsarenko Petro M. Chusova Olha O. Shevera Myroslav V. popup.nrat_date 2022-03-09 Close