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The paper presents research into invasive activity of a model population of Galega orientalis, formed on deposits in the Central Russian Upland. It was found that the studied population did not show high invasiveness. Individual individuals that survived in competition with native grasses had a number of properties in the rhizosphere that distinguished them from the entire original population. It was found that the forms of G. orientalis that survive when grown together in competition with cereals can pose an invasive threat. At the same time, individuals of G. orientalis may have different environmental functions from the rest of the population, manifested in the zone of the rhizosphere. It is suggested that the offspring of these forms can be competitive with native species, even in the arid South of Russia.

Invasive activity of Galega orientalis Lam. in the presence of deposits in the southwestern part of the Central Russian Upland