Abstract:

In this study, the floristic characteristics of the province of Mera are reflected on the basis of 41 mera vegetation edges made in Chankırı. Vegetation is made by wheel-nock method. The study found 327 species in 46 families and 187 species. 38 of these species belong to grain, 56 of them baklagil, 47 of them papatyagil and 141 of them belong to other families. In the area covered by the plant, grapefruit, baklagil and other species belong to the family are respectively 36.3%, 12.8%, and 50.9%. The most frequently found families are Poaceae (3880), Lamiaceae (1676), Fabaceae (1367) and Asteraceae (802) respectively. 10 of the 20 species with the highest coverage are Poaceae, 1 is Fabaceae and 9 are from other families. The average number of species per sample is 31. It is 4 (standard deviation = 8. The most common species are Astragalus (19), Trifolium (7), Centaurea (7), Alyssum (7), Trigonella (5), Ranunculus (5) and Medicago (5). The rich flora structure of the Chankri province has been identified as an important plant gene source that contains food plants that can be used in the moisture of the mer area.