Monitoring of the Pretty Federnelke Dianthus plumarius subsp. blandus in the Gesäuse National Park

Federnelke (Köppl, 2015) Permanent observation areas in the form of rectangles. On these surfaces, the carnations were recorded and accurately documented by means of surveys. The observation areas were selected according to different criteria such as sufficient presence, accessibility, retrieval, age structure and other criteria. thoden could develop a current and accurate distribution picture of Dianthus plumarius subsp. blandus in the Gesäuse National Park.