ALIEN FLORA OF THE SETTLEMENT OF JEZERA ON THE ISLAND MURTER (DALMATIA, CROATIA)

U radu je prikazana analiza alohtone flore naselja Jezera na otoku Murteru koja broji 248 vrsta i podvrsta. Brojem vrsta najzastupljenije su porodice Asteraceae s.s. (30 svojti; 12,10%), a od rodova se ističu rodovi Prunus (7 svojti) i Citrus (6 svojti). Među životnim oblicima najzastupljeniji su fanerofiti (109 svojti; 43,95%), i terofiti (64 svojte; 25,81%). Od 248 svojti njih 128 (51,61%) dolazi isključivo u kulturi. Ostalih 120 svojti (48,39%) imaju sposobnost preživljavanja izvan uzgoja: 86 svojti su neudomaćene, povremeno preživljavaju izvan uzgoja (casual), 14 je udomaćenih (naturaliziranih), a 20 je invazivnih. Prema geografskom podrijetlu najveći broj vrsta i podvrsta potječe iz Amerike (80 svojti; 32,26%), a zatim slijede svojte iz Azije (69 svojti; 27,83%). Od 248 vrsta i podvrsta iz ovoga rada njih 95 su nove za floru otoka Murtera. Ukupna flora otoka Murtera sada broji 977 vrsta i podvrsta.This paper presents the analysis of alien flora of the settlement of Jezera on the island Murter, which comprises 248 species and subspecies. The most common plant family, according to the number of species, is the family Asteraceae s.s. (30 taxa; 12.10%). Genera that are especially common include genus Prunus (7 taxa) and Citrus (6 taxa). Among plant life-forms, the most common are phanerophytes (109 taxa; 43.95%) and therophytes (25.81%). Out of 248 taxa 128 (51.61%) are found only in cultivation. Remaining 120 taxa (48.39%) have low ability to survive outside cultivation: 86 taxa are undomesticated, occasionally surviving outside cultivation (casual), 14 of them are domesticated (naturalized), and 20 taxa are invasive plants. According to geographical origin, most species and subspecies originate from American continent (80 taxa; 32.26%), after which the plants originating from Asia are most common (27.83%). Among 248 species and subspecies described in this paper, 95 are new for the flora of the Murter island. The total flora of the Murter island now comprises 977 species and subspecies