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Polish and Western Ukraine ecological safety assessment in the light of the invasive processes of alien plant species, on the example of hogweed
Waldemar Martyn
Iwan Szuwar
Jarosław Martyn
Antin Szuwar
Abstract
The article highlights the issue of ecological safety in the modern world, relying on the phenomenon of the spread of hogweed, treated as invasive plant – alien to the local environment in the areas of Poland and Western Ukraine. It presents the history of the plant in Poland and western Ukraine and its danger to the environment and human health or life.
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ecological safety, invasive plant, hogweed, invasive weed control, sources of fundingMost read articles by the same author(s)
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Martyn , W., Szuwar, I., Martyn , J., & Szuwar, A. (2016). Polish and Western Ukraine ecological safety assessment in the light of the invasive processes of alien plant species, on the example of hogweed. Facta Simonidis, 9(1), 215–230. https://doi.org/10.56583/fs.176
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