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I. Trinajstić: NOMENKLATURNO-SINTAKSONOMSKA REVIZIJA KOMPLEKSA Blechno-Fagetum (III. 1950) ... Šumarski list br. 7-8, CXXV1I1 (2004). 375-380
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SUMMARY: The first data on the beech forest with the saw fern was published
by Ho rvat (1950) and on that occasion it was named in two different
ways. In the Croatian text it was designed as "Fagcto-Blechnetum (mscr.)"
(cf. Horvat 1950: 48) and in the French resume (cf Horvat 1950: 71) as


"Fageto-Blechnetum prov.".


As is known from literature, the first after Horvat who studied the beech


forest with the saw fern phytosociologically were Tüxen and O b erdorfe r
(1958). They named it "Blechno-Fagetum ibericum", and they attached one
phytosociological releve to their text (cf Tüxen and Oberdorfer 1958:
267-268, the releve "84"/ Shortly afterwards, Rivas-Martinez (1962)
wrote briefly about Blechno-Fagetum, but without the attribute "ibericum".
Finally, Marinček (1970) published a comprehensive analytical table of
the "ass. Blechno-Fagetum Ht. 1950, ex Marinček 1970 " (cf. Marinček 1970:
tab. 1) from Slovenia. In fact, within 38 releves, two complexes were comprised
by Marinček, namely the ass. Blechno-Fagetum (the releves 1, 5-10,
15-17, 19-24 and 27-30) and the ass. Luzulo-Fagetum (the releves 2-4, 12,
14,18, 31-38).


The nomenclatural issuse concerning the ass. Blechno-Fagetum were discussed
by both Marinček within the order Quercctalia roboris and the alliance
Quercion robori-petreae with the note "Non: Blechno-Fagetum ibericum R.
Tx. et Oberdorfer /958" (Marinček and Zupančič 1995: 33). It seems
that the works of Tüxen and Oberdorfer from 1958, and of Rivas-Martinez
from 1962 were not available to these authors. The name "Blechno-Fagetum
Tx. et Oberd. 1954" was published by Rivas-Martinez (1962) without
the epithet "ibericum", and such correction is fully in compliance with the
Code. As we known, epithets and attributes based on geographical names
became illegitime since the first syntaxonomic code (cf. Barkmanet al. 1976),
and such practice was maintained later on (cf. Barkman et al. 1986, Weber et
al. 2000).


Only recently Willner (2002) classified the ass. Blechno-Fagetum into the
association Castaneo-Fagetum Marinček et Zupančič (1995). Finally,
the latest data on the ass. Blechno-Fagetum as an indipendent association
have been brought forward by Vukelić et al. (2003) on the basis of the data
from Samoborsko gorje in Croatia. From the analytical table it can be seen
that in Croatia, as well as in Slovenia, three complexes of acidophile beech
forests are clearly distinguisshed, namely Castaneo-Fagetum Marinček et
Zupančič 1995, Luzulo-Fagetum Meusel 1937 and Blechno-Fagetum (Ht.
1950) R. Tx. et Oberdorfer 1958, corn Rivas-Martinez 1962.