Rezervația naturală Pădurea Troianu, Nature reserve in Teleorman County, Romania.
Pădurea Troianu is a forest reserve covering about 71 hectares of woodland in Teleorman County. The forest is dominated by oak trees, with Cerris oak making up the vast majority of the plant life.
The forest was officially protected in 2004 when the government designated it as a nature reserve. This decision was made to safeguard the forest's delicate ecosystems and rare plant species for the future.
The reserve is known locally by the name Cornetu, showing how the surrounding communities have always connected with this woodland. This traditional name reflects how nature and regional identity are woven together in the area.
The reserve is managed by the Alexandria Forestry Department, which oversees its protection and monitoring. Visitors should be aware this is a protected area with specific rules for entry and movement.
The reserve is home to the Romanian peony, a rare plant species found naturally only in this forest. Along with other special plants like woolly mullein, it forms a unique botanical sanctuary.
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