Quantitative data on plant macrofossil distribution in the holocene sediment cores of mires in the Kaliningrad region, Russian Federation (South-Eastern Baltic)

Maxim Napreenko,Tatiana Napreenko-Dorokhova

doi:10.1016/j.dib.2019.104138

Abstract

The data file presents information on the quantitative taxa distribution for plant macrofossils in the Holocene sediment cores of mires in the Kaliningrad region (Russian Federation, South-Eastern Baltic Region), as well as 24 radiocarbon dates (14C). The dataset contains percentages of 51 most common (more than 1%) taxa in 1361 samples of 45 sediment cores. These data provide information on environmental development and evolution of the azonal wetland vegetation in the south-eastern part of the Baltic region during the Holocene.

Highlights

Quantitative data on plant macrofossil distribution in the holocene sediment cores of mires in the Kaliningrad region, Russian Federation (South-Eastern Baltic)
The data file contains the quantitative information on relative content (%) of the abundant (>1% of concentration) plant macro-remnants the in the Holocene sediment cores from peatlands in the Kaliningrad region
The plant macro-remnants is a basic substrate of the peat sediments which have generally no hiatuses

Summary

Data Article

Quantitative data on plant macrofossil distribution in the holocene sediment cores of mires in the Kaliningrad region, Russian Federation (South-Eastern Baltic). The data file presents information on the quantitative taxa distribution for plant macrofossils in the Holocene sediment cores of mires in the Kaliningrad region (Russian Federation, South-Eastern Baltic Region), as well as 24 radiocarbon dates (14C). The dataset contains percentages of 51 most common (more than 1%) taxa in 1361 samples of 45 sediment cores These data provide information on environmental development and evolution of the azonal wetland vegetation in the south-eastern part of the Baltic region during the Holocene. The data file contains the quantitative information on relative content (%) of the abundant (>1% of concentration) plant macro-remnants (identified to species or genus) the in the Holocene sediment cores from peatlands in the Kaliningrad region. The plant macro-remnants is a basic substrate of the peat sediments which have generally no hiatuses

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