Adiciones a la flora de Murcia. II

Gómez, Pedro Sánchez; López, Antonio Félix Carrillo; Vilches, Miguel Angel Carrión; Hernández, Antonio González; Jiménez, Juan Francisco

doi:10.24310/abm.v25i0.8495

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“…), Stipa L. (R. Gonzalo unpubl.). In the case of the Gramineae partial treatments published in regional floras (Bolòs and Vigo 1984–2001, Valdés et al 1987, Aizpuru et al 1999, Blanca et al 2009, Sánchez and Guerra 2011) have been very helpful.…”

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Species richness and endemicity in the Spanish vascular flora

Aedo

Medina

Fernández-Albert

2013

Nordic Journal of Botany

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Data from an updated and revised checklist of the Spanish flora is analyzed. The Spanish vascular plant flora is composed of 204 families, 1433 genera and 7071 species. Floristic data are analysed by considering three regions: mainland Spain with 5984 species, the Balearic Islands with 1521 species and Canary Islands with 2066 species. Extinct species are included in the analysis, with an extinction rate of 0.35% of the flora. A total of 1488 endemic species are recognized, which account for 21% of the Spanish flora. The rate of endemism in the Canary Islands is 25.9%, considerably higher than for the Balearic Islands (6.9%) and for mainland Spain (13.8%). A list of the 35 strict endemic genera is compiled, of which 65.7% are Canarian, and another list of 27 subendemic genera of which 48.1% are also Canarian. An estimated 12% of the Spanish flora is non‐native, with large variation between the 20.7% of the Canary flora, 10.5% of mainland Spain and 9.7% of the Balearic Islands. Finally, the composition of the Spanish flora for large groups and families is ana lysed. The data show that species richness and endemicity rates have been overestimated by previous authors, and are similar to other Mediterranean countries. It is concluded that a complete revision of the Macaronesian flora is strongly needed to obtain an accurate comparison with the flora of other areas.

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Species richness and endemicity in the Spanish vascular flora

Aedo

Medina

Fernández-Albert

2013

Nordic Journal of Botany

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“…The vegetation in this subsector is composed of shrub formations that include palm hearts (Chamaerops humilis), mastic shrubs (Pistacia lentiscus), wild olive trees (Olea europaea var. sylvestris), Wisley cream clematis (Clematis cirrhosa), and even Cartagena junipers (Tetraclinis articulata) in La Unión range (Sánchez Gómez and Guerra Montes, 2003;Nicolás et al, 2004).…”

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