2022
DOI: 10.24310/abm.v47i.15132
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Allium cyrilli Ten.: novedad para el centro y este de la Península Ibérica

Abstract: Se cita por primera vez la presencia de Allium cyrilli Ten. en la mitad oriental de la Península Ibérica en base a observaciones en campo y revisión de bibliografía y pliegos de herbario. Se discute sobre las citas previas en dicho territorio de A. cyrilli como tal y como Allium nigrum L. y se aportan datos sobre la distribución de ambos taxones en la península Ibérica y Baleares, así como una clave dicotómica para su determinación. Se cita Allium nigrum como novedad para la provincia de Ciudad Real, y se apor… Show more

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“…The location of two important species was discovered during the characterization of this plant community: Allium cyrilli Ten., a novelty for the Iberian Peninsula that was previously identified as A. nigrum, and not found in Madrid since the early XX Century (Jiménez Box et al, 2022), where three populations had been identified; with only the one in Rivas-Vaciamadrid remains today, while the two in Vallecas have recently vanished due to the urbanisation of Madrid's Southeast Developments). The other species, Carduncellus matritensis Pau (Luengo et al, 2022(Luengo et al, , 2023; Figure 2), was identified near Monte Magán in La Sagra (Toledo) and was considered to be extinct in its sole known location, Cerro Negro (Madrid; Bañares et al, 2004).…”
Section: Flora and Vegetationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The location of two important species was discovered during the characterization of this plant community: Allium cyrilli Ten., a novelty for the Iberian Peninsula that was previously identified as A. nigrum, and not found in Madrid since the early XX Century (Jiménez Box et al, 2022), where three populations had been identified; with only the one in Rivas-Vaciamadrid remains today, while the two in Vallecas have recently vanished due to the urbanisation of Madrid's Southeast Developments). The other species, Carduncellus matritensis Pau (Luengo et al, 2022(Luengo et al, , 2023; Figure 2), was identified near Monte Magán in La Sagra (Toledo) and was considered to be extinct in its sole known location, Cerro Negro (Madrid; Bañares et al, 2004).…”
Section: Flora and Vegetationmentioning
confidence: 99%