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Folia Geobotanica is a scientific journal dealing with plant ecology and systematics. Its primary focus is on contribution to knowledge of plant species and their relationship to its structured environment.
Areas covered by the journal include the following:
- comparative ecology
- patterns and processes in vegetation
- links between systematics and plant ecology
- experimental taxonomy and biosystematics
Folia Geobotanica publishes papers from both observational and experimental research.
Slavomil Hejný and Jaroslav Moravec established the journal in 1966 (under the name Folia Geobotanica & Phytotaxonomica), in what was then the Institute of Botany of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences. From 1994 to 2007 the journal was published by Opulus Press. From 2008 it is published by Springer. The journal quickly found its place in the world of botany and plant ecology. The journal’s international editorial board and demanding admissions process ensure a high-quality publication. Folia Geobotanica also publishes special monothematic editions that often stem from activities at international conferences geared toward a specific problem.
Thematic issues
year | volume/issue | editor/s | type | topic & link |
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1998 | 33/3 | Jindřich Chrtek and Karol Marhold | Forum | Species concept in agamic and autogamic complexes |
1999 | 34/1 | Karol Marhold, Bernhard Schmid and Frantisek Krahulec | Special feature | Ecology of closely related plant species |
1999 | 34/4 | J. Hans C. M. den Nijs, Karol Marhold and Herbert Hurka | Special feature | Plant evolution in disturbed habitats |
2000 | 35/2 | Johan Ehrlén and Brita M. Svensson | Special feature | Plant interactions, dispersal and community structure |
2000 | 35/4 | Hana Čížková and Hans Brix | Special feature | Phragmites-dominated wetlands – their functions and sustainable use |
2001 | 36/1 | Tomáš Herben | Forum | Species-pool hypothesis |
2002 | 37/1 | Elgene O. Box, Tohru Nakashizuka and Anton Fischer | Special feature | Dynamics of temperate forests |
2002 | 37/4 | Chytrý and Toby Spribille | Special feature | Vegetation of circum boreal coniferous forests |
2003 | 38/2 | Miroslav Vosátka and Alan C. Cassels | Special feature | Knowledge on population biology of AMF as a tool for mycorrhizal technology |
2003 | 38/4 | Tomáš Herben and Chytrý | Forum | Calcium and plant species richness |
2005 | 40/1 | Tomáš Herben | Forum | Experimental testing of dispersallimitation in plant communities |
2005 | 40/2-3 | Renate A. Wesselingh | Special feature | The biology of non-weedy hemiparasitic (ex-)Scrophulariaceae |
2006 | 41/1 | Pavel Kindlmann, Denis F. Whigham and Jo H. Willems | Special feature | International orchid workshop |
2007 | 42/2 | Tomáš Herben and Milan Chytrý | Forum | Analysis of non-randomly sampled data sets in vegetation ecology |
2008 | 43/3 | Michael W. Palmer and Tomáš Herben | Forum | Artifacts in biodiversity research |
2010 | 45/4 | Milan Štech and Renate Wesselingh | Special feature | The biology of non-weedy hemiparasitic Orobanchaceae: the second symposium |
2011 | 46/2-3 | Jitka Klimešová and Tomáš Herben | Special feature | Clonal and bud bank traits across floras and communities |
2013 | 38/3 | Francesco de Bello, Tomáš Herben and Jitka Klimešová | Special feature | Festschrift Jan Lepš/Ecological studies presented to Jan Lepš on his 60th birthday |
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