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Table 2. The plant communities in GyŐrújfalu Plant community Taxa (some ecological characteristics) OPEN WATER AQUATICS Nitellopsis obtusa Chara sp. Eutrophic, warming water Nitella sp. FLOATING-LEAVED MACROPHYTES Lcinna trisulca Stratiotes aloides Eutrophic, warming and clean water, not drying out Hydrocharis morsus-ranae Najas tenuissima SUBMERGED MACROPHYTES Potamogeton perfoliatus Potamogeton g ram incus Eutrophic, clean and warming water, maximum Myriophyllum verticillatum 1 m deep, rarely drying out Ranunculus aquatilis Ranunculus trichophyllus Ranunculus fluitans REED SWAMP COMMUNITIES A Usina plantago-aquatica Typha cf. latifolia Eutrophic, warming, maximum 30-^10 cm deep water Sag itta ria sag itt if o lia occasionally, shorter period of drying out all rooting Schoenoplectus lacustris in the substratum below water Scirpus sylvaticus Sparganium einer sum Stachys palustris Ranunculus lingua Oenanthe aquatica Hippuris vulgaris Butomus umbellatus Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani SEDGE SWAMP COMMUNITIES Carex pseudocyperus maximum 50 cm deep water Carex riparia occasionally water cover Carex rostrata and drying out Carex gracilis Carex aquatilis Carex caespitosa Carex elata WET SWAMPLAND T

hal ic I rum flav urn all rooting in organic deposits waterlogged Polygonum lapathyfolium Ranunculus nemorosus ALDER SWAMP FOREST Alnus sp. stable water-body occasionally drying out Carex elongata rooting in organic deposits Scirpus sylvaticus Carex pseudocyperus (Pinus sylvestris) (Picea able s)