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Ruderal flora and vegetation of the town of Žabljak (Montenegro) - an overview for the period 1990 - 1998

The paper represents the results of floristic and vegetation studies of ruderal habitats in urban and suburban areas of the town of Ž abljak (Montenegro) within the last decade of the 20 th century. A total of 279 vascular plant taxa (species or subspecies level) was recorded, as well as 6 ruderal plant communities. Detailed taxonomic-systematic, ecological and phytogeographic analyses identified certain specificities of ruderal habitats of this mountain town (1450 m a.s.l.) which is the administrative seat of the Durmitor National Park. The results of these studies support the thesis that even mountain regions, which are considered to be at low risk of ruderalization and allochthonization, are not exempt from this process. In this sense, the paper affirms the need for future complex and comparative geobotanic research of other urban mountain areas in Montenegro and the Balkan Peninsula.