Magdalena Szymura
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Mollashahi H, Szymura T, Szymura M
Heliyon
. 2024 Mar;
10(6):e27810.
PMID: 38515666
Urban grasslands (UG) are among the most common types of urban green areas. They are usually species poor, and spontaneous plant migration, which can increase biodiversity, is limited. To improve...
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Swierszcz S, Czarniecka-Wiera M, Szymura T, Szymura M
J Environ Manage
. 2024 Jan;
353:120216.
PMID: 38290260
Biological invasions degrade ecosystems, negatively affecting human well-being and biodiversity. Restoration of invaded agricultural ecosystems is among specific goals of European Union Biodiversity Strategy. Successful restoration of invaded lands is...
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Mollashahi H, Urbaniak J, Szymura T, Szymura M
PeerJ
. 2023 Sep;
11:e15927.
PMID: 37692122
Urban grasslands provide numerous ecosystem services, and their maintenance should be based on naturally regenerating plant populations. However, the urban environment is challenging for preserving viable populations, mostly because of...
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Szymura T, Kassa H, Swacha G, Szymura M, Zajac A, Kacki Z
Sci Data
. 2023 Aug;
10(1):542.
PMID: 37596254
Recognition of species richness spatial patterns is important for nature conservation and theoretical studies. Inventorying species richness, especially at a larger spatial extent is challenging, thus different data sources are...
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Perera P, Chmielowiec C, Szymura T, Szymura M
PeerJ
. 2023 Aug;
11:e15676.
PMID: 37529210
Allelopathy is an important factor influencing whether an invasive plant species can become successfully established in a new range through disrupting the germination and growth of native plant species. Goldenrods...
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Mollashahi H, Szymura M, Perera P, Szymura T
Environ Monit Assess
. 2023 Apr;
195(5):599.
PMID: 37081193
Urban soils with associated vegetation are important components of urban ecosystems, providing multiple regulating and supporting ecosystem services. This study aimed to analyze the differences in the soil chemistry and...
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Szymura T, Chmolowska D, Szymura M, Zajac A, Kassa H
Sci Total Environ
. 2022 Oct;
857(Pt 3):159598.
PMID: 36302406
Among the main challenges in modelling biological invasion is a lack of valid data on the absence of invasive species. Absence data are important for assessing the reliability of models,...
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Perera P, Gruss I, Twardowski J, Chmielowiec C, Szymura M, Szymura T
Sci Rep
. 2022 Oct;
12(1):16634.
PMID: 36198735
The belowground community structure of soil biota depends on plant composition and may be affected by invasive plant species. We hypothesized that the type of land restoration method applied affects...
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Perera P, Nocon Z, Mollashahi H, Wierzbicka M, Szymura T, Szymura M
PeerJ
. 2022 Jul;
10:e13621.
PMID: 35855903
Species-rich grasslands formed by local ecotypes of native species provide numerous ecosystem services both in rural areas as well as urban grasslands. Nonetheless, their area is still too small, making...
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Radula M, Szymura T, Szymura M, Swacha G
Sci Total Environ
. 2022 Apr;
833:155151.
PMID: 35413350
In agricultural landscapes of Europe, species-rich semi-natural grasslands provide numerous ecosystem services, such as forage production, ground and surface water regulation, and carbon sequestration. In the face of the declining...