Contribution of Natural and Anthropogenic Factors to the Formation of Spatial Structure and Composition of Forest Cover in the Moscow Region

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Identification of the leading factors determining forest cover differentiation is a still understudied topic in ecology and biogeography. This study’s objective is to assess the contribution of natural and anthropogenic factors to the formation of modern forest cover diversity on the example of the Moscow region. As a result of classification of 1032 field relevés, 13 vegetation community types were identified based on the dominant forest-forming tree species and phytocenotic spectra of plants in subordinate layers. Using statistical methods, the heterogeneity of the identified community types’ floristic composition and the accuracy of their classification were assessed, and the ordination of communities in the ecological framework was done. The relationship of community types with biotopic local factors was analysed using Ellenberg scales. Most pairs of identified community types differed significantly by the results of Duncan’s test (p < 0.05) for all biotope properties. A list of indicator species for the identified community types (IndVal) was compiled. It was also shown that the most significant local factors determining the identified community types were soil acidity, nutrient abundance and moisture. At the upper spatial level, community variability was studied in relation to external environmental factors based on global spatial databases, and the relationship with individual forest cover fragmentation indicators was assessed. Among the most significant factors were the climatic ones (average annual temperatures and precipitation). Terrain (elevation above sea level) also significantly affected the composition of communities. Anthropogenic factors (distance from settlements, forest cover fragmentation) had a smaller impact on the differentiation of community types compared to natural ones.

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T. Chernenkova

Institute of Geography of the RAS

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俄罗斯联邦, Staromonetniy ln., 29, Moscow, 119017

N. Belyaeva

Institute of Geography of the RAS

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俄罗斯联邦, Staromonetniy ln., 29, Moscow, 119017

I. Kotlov

Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution

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俄罗斯联邦, Leninsky ave., 33, Moscow, 119071

A. Novikov

Institute of Geography of the RAS

Email: chernenkova50@mail.ru
俄罗斯联邦, Staromonetniy ln., 29, Moscow, 119017

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2. 1. Cartographic model of the diversity of forests in the Moscow region at the formation level (Chernenkova et al., 2022).

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3. Fig. 2. The general scheme of research.

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4. 3. Correlation of the distribution of descriptions with the coordinate axes and correlation coefficients. The syntaxon numbers are given in the table. 2. LF designation: L — illumination, T — temperature, R — soil acidity, M — soil moisture, N — soil nitrogen richness.

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5. 4. Boxplots of variation of biotopic variables with an estimate of the median (horizontal line), interquartile range (25-75% percent of values; “boxes”), minimum and maximum values within 1.5*interquartile range (“whiskers"). The names of the variables are: a — T, b — M, c — N, d — L, e — R. The designation of communities is given in Table 2.

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6. Fig. 5. Boxplots of variation of natural spatial variables in community types with median estimation. Climatic characteristics: a — T ann, b — T cold Q, c — P ann, d — P wet M; soil characteristics: e — Soil pH, e — Soil moist, w — Soil clay, h — Soil carb; morphometric characteristics: i — Elevation, k — Slope. The designation of communities is given in Table 2.

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7. Fig. 6. Boxplots of variation of anthropogenic spatial variables in community types with median estimation. The designations of the factors are: a — Dist light 100, b — Light ann, c — Dist center; d — CA, e — ED. The designation of communities is given in Table 2.

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8. 7. The importance of environmental factors in the formation of plant community biotopes based on the results of multiple linear regression.

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