Introgressive Hybridisation,Sippenbildung und Vegetationsänderung

Introgressive hybridization is a phenomenon, which takes place in natural conditions, on vast territories, during thousands of years and connected with paleogeographic events. The introgressive hybridization usually involves not only certain pairs of species in a definite region, but many species. Species, pertaining to different specific rows or different sections of genus enter into the introgression. Hybrid forms, having arisen in the process of introgression are of low stability. Change of climatic conditions leads to absorption of hybrid by those ancester-parents, for which this change is most favourable. The absorption by one species edificator of his own hybrid populations reflects the displacement of one vicaring formation by another. The introgressive hybridization, which has been occuring during the tertiary time and has lead to speciation nowadays presented in classification by sectional level (Picea sect. Omorika, Larix sect. Multiseriales), has not created new stable lines of development. Introgressive hybridization in cases known, as well as in examples of Picea and Larix has not opened and is not opening new evolutional perspectives.