Chamomilla recutita (Asteraceae) in Lower Silesia – current distribution and category of threat [in Polish with English summary]

Chamomilla recutita (Asteraceae) origins from the Mediterranean area and Central Asia. In Poland,
it occurs in uplands in most part of the country. In Lower Silesia, it was noticed on more than 730 locations in 202 ATPOL squares 10.x.10 km; both before and after the World War II. It is one of the widely distributed archaeophyte in the investigated region.
It grew in many types of habitats of anthropogenic
origin, especially on fields, near roads and on abandoned areas, sometimes in huge populations.
Chamomilla recutita is not threatened in this moment. It may be however endangered in the
future, due to changes in agricultural activity – NT.