Habitat adaptation of vascular plants spontaneously colonizing spoils from serpentine mining in Lower Silesia (Poland).

The article discusses the serpentine mining and its spoils and adaptation of habitat for vascular plants in the region of Lower Silesia (Poland). The article mentions the geographical-historical status, life forms, and selected ecological factors of vascular plants automatically appearing in dumps of serpentine waste. Steraceae, Poaceae, Fabaceae, and Caryophyllaceae are most bountiful families of vascular plants, article adds.