The first attempts to reintroduce dwarf cattail on the Drava River are presented, including experiences from restoration activities and the ecological requirements of Typha minima.
A survey of the vascular flora of Kraljevec Forest Park recorded 262 taxa from 78 families and 188 genera. The study analyses life forms, floristic elements, alien and invasive species, and urbanization indicators.
The current knowledge of Euphorbia sect. Anisophyllum in Croatia is reviewed using literature, herbarium material, database records and field observations. Two species are reported for the first time and one recently published record is confirmed.
New occurrence records of the critically endangered Smoothback angelshark are reported from Algerian waters, together with biological data that support future conservation measures in the Mediterranean.
This study provides an updated overview of macro-crustacean diversity in the Vrana Lake Basin, a brackish lake in Dalmatia that is connected with the Adriatic Sea through the Prosika Canal.
Xiphydria prolongata is reported from Greece for the first time. Its distribution, ecology and collection site in a mixed riparian forest of the northeastern Peloponnese are documented.
Bryological surveys in Mt. Papuk identified two significant sites with acidophilic forests and peat mosses. Several taxa are recorded for the first time from Croatia and the sites are discussed as important bryophyte habitats.
New faunistic and distributional data are provided for the scorpion fauna of the Oriental region of Morocco. The study records 119 specimens belonging to eight species and recognizes twelve species from four genera in the region.
Based on known records and recent observations, this short communication updates the distribution of the broad-bordered bee hawk moth in Croatia. New localities were recorded at Strmendolac and Vinine in Split-Dalmatia County.