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Perennial adventitious species Asclepias syriaca L. which originates from   Northern America is spread across Serbia, and especially Vojvodina, along the   banks of waterways and borders of floodplain forests. Based on floristic and   phytocenological studies in Bačka, the presence of ass. Asclepiadetum   syriacae Lániková in Chytrý 2009 stands, in which A. syriaca is present with   the highest degree of presence (V) and with substantial covering value   (2850), can be confirmed. The study shows ecological analysis of stands of   mentioned association for basic environmental factors (moisture - F, reaction   - R, nutrients - N, humus - H, aeration - D, light - L, temperature - T, and   continentality - K) based on floristic composition of stands and their   ecological indices, considering population and every species coverage in a   stand. Given that a combined scale for population and coverage of species in   stands, along numerical, has descriptive marks, modification of evaluated   values according to Westhoff & van der Maarel scale which is completely   numerical was conducted, which enabled data processing. The obtained results   of the ecological analysis point to favorable ecological conditions for   development of stands of this association, which can help predict the   possible directions of spread of this invasive species

Ecological analysis of stands of ass. Asclepiadetum syriacae Lániková in Chytrý 2009 in Backa region