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In the classic monocentric city model, the center is the most transformed and poorest in the spontaneous plant species. The closer to the periphery of the city, the richness increases linearly (Kowarik, 1990; Jackowiak, 1998; Fudali, 2005). Some authors (Chojnacki, 1991) believe that the vegetation in the central part of the city is the result of influence of only urban anthropogenic factors, while on the periphery, vegetation is shaped by habitat factors. It is believed that parks are those elements that have an azonic character, i.e. they do not follow this rule (Olaczek, 1996), do not preserve the zonal distribution of urban flora variation (Jackowiak, 1990; Sudnik-Wójcikowska, 1987; Sukopp, 1990; Fudali, 1994; Sukopp and Herbert, 1998; Hohenwallner, 2000; Fojcik and Stebel, 2001). The aim of the following study is to check whether this rule also applies to the park herb layer and it exhibited azonality, or whether the park‘s location in the city of Cracow affects its richness and floristic diversity

Impact of Public Parks Location in Cities on Richness and Diversity of Herbaceous Vascular Plants on the Example of Cracow (Southern Poland)