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The article offers information on Mire Kupena, a former lake located on the Biosphere Reserve Kupena, Western Rhodopes Mountains, Bulgaria. Various plant communities present over there includes Quercus dalechampii, Carpinus betulus and Pinus sylvestris. It further states that the climate of the area is montane with an annual temperature of five to 10 degree celsius.

The article offers information on the Lateglacial vegetation at the Lake Sedmo Rilsko in Bulgaria. It mentions that in September 1994, the lateglacial core RD7B was collected from the center of the lake and at the depth of 8.25 meters, but lack with radiocarbon control. It adds that it sampled 100% of the pollen grains at the core except for aquatic plants, spores of pteridophytes, and Cyperaceae.

The article focuses on the western Rhodopes Mountains, Bulgaria, where peat bog Beliya Kanton is found. It states that the peat bog found in the area has rectangular shape with 380 m long and 250 m wide. It mentions that changes in the forest composition of the area began around 6800 BC, wherein Pinus forests and groups of Betula have dominated the herb vegetation. It adds that the vegetation development in the area is observed with further enlargement of Pinus/Picea forests.

The article presents a study which determines the history of the holocene vegetation in Mire Straldza, which is located in the southeastern part of Bulgaria. It notes that the place on which remnants of xerothermic forest vegetation including Quercus cerris L., Q. frainetto Ten., and Acer campestre L. are founded. However, it cites that the site's mire vegetation is now presently occupies 1/3 of its former area and is composed mainly of marshy, diverse meadow and halophilous plants.