Notulae to the Italian native vascular flora: 5

Bartolucci, Fabrizio; Domina, Gianniantonio; Ardenghi, Nicola M.G.; Banfi, Enrico; Bernardo, Liliana; Bonari, Gianmaria; Buccomino, Giovanni; Calvia, Giacomo; Carruggio, Francesca; Cavallaro, Viviana; Chianese, Giuseppina; Conti, Fabio; Facioni, L.; Vico, E. Del; Gristina, Emilio Di; Falcinelli, Francesco; Forte, Luigi; Gargano, Domenico; Mantino, Francesca; Martino, Manuaela; Mei, Giacomo; Mereu, Giuliano; Olivieri, Nicola; Passalacqua, Nicodemo G.; Pazienza, Gaetano; Peruzzi, Lorenzo; Roma-Marzio, Francesco; Scafidi, Filippo; Scoppola, Anna; Stinca, Adriano; Nepi, Chiara

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“…In the floristic list (Appendix A), taxa are arranged in alphabetical order. Nomenclature, taxa delimitation, and notes on the regional distribution follow the recent checklists of the Italian vascular flora [16,17] and their updates [33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40]. Nomenclature of the species that had not been previously reported from Italy and of Populus × canescens follows World Flora Online [41].…”

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New Chorological Data for the Italian Vascular Flora

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Despite the importance for scientific and conservation purposes, the knowledge of the Italian territory is far from exhaustive. New chorological data for 87 vascular taxa regarding the central-southern part of Italy and its two main islands (Sicilia and Sardegna) are presented. Among these taxa, Epilobium nummularifolium, Metrosideros excelsa, and Salvinia minima are recorded as casual aliens for the first time in Europe (excluding Azores and Madeira for M. excelsa), while Cyclamen balearicum and Polygala rupestris are reported for the first time and confirmed for Italian native flora, respectively. Furthermore, several taxa are new or confirmed at regional level. Finally, Lathyrus cirrhosus, Urginea fugax, and Linum tenuifolium are excluded from Italy, continental and peninsular Italy, and Sardegna, respectively.

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“…Some herbarium specimens belonging to critical genera were sent to specialists for determination: Alchemilla L. (F. The nomenclature used to draw up the floristic list (see Suppl. material 1.6) follows the updated checklists of the vascular flora native (Bartolucci et al 2018a(Bartolucci et al , 2018b(Bartolucci et al , 2018c) and alien (Galasso et al 2018a(Galasso et al , 2018b(Galasso et al , 2018c to Italy, with the exception of native hybrids, not considered in the above-mentioned checklists. The systematic order of the families follows Bartolucci et al (2018c) and Galasso et al (2018a).…”

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Contribution to the floristic knowledge of Velino and Aterno valleys (Lazio-Abruzzo, central Italy)

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The inventory of the taxa collected during the annual field trip of the working group for Floristics, Systematics and Evolution of the Italian Botanical Society is reported. The field trip was held in 2016 along the Velino and Aterno valleys located between Lazio and Abruzzo administrative regions (central Italy). The flora documented for the studied area amounts to 629 specific and subspecific taxa (including two hybrids) belonging to 300 genera and 69 families. Thirty-eight taxa are endemic to Italy, and only 16 alien taxa were detected. Thirty-eight taxa are included in the IUCN Red List of the Italian Flora. Twenty-four taxa have to be considered as floristic novelties because either new or confirmed for the regional flora of Lazio or Abruzzo. In particular, 15 taxa are new and 6 are confirmed for Lazio. Regarding Abruzzo, 2 taxa are new for the regional flora and one is confirmed. Furthermore, the alien status in Lazio has been updated for one taxon.

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“…For critical groups, specific monographs, books, and papers were consulted (Arrigoni 2003, 2016, 2017, Ciccarelli and Garbari 2004. For native species, the nomenclature follows Bartolucci et al (2018a) and further updates (Bartolucci et al 2018b(Bartolucci et al , 2018c, while for alien species Galasso et al (2018a) and further updates (Galasso et al 2018b(Galasso et al , 2018c. The order of families is in accordance with Peruzzi (2010b), whereas genera and species are arranged in alphabetical order.…”

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Contribution to the knowledge of the vascular flora of Miniera di Murlo area (southern Tuscany, Italy)

Cannucci¹,

Angiolini²,

Anselmi³

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This work aims to increase the floristic knowledge of southern Tuscany by means of a floristic investigation which took place in the Miniera di Murlo (southern Tuscany, Italy). The study area, located in the province of Siena, has an extension of 2.26 km2 and hosts a heterogeneity of habitats like rocky outcrops, woodlands, meadows and riparian formations. The prevalent geological type is an acidic sedimentary rock known as diaspri formation (jasper). The checklist of vascular flora consists of 501 taxa and includes six endemics and 13 alien species, among which Vitislabrusca is a newly-found species for the Province of Siena along with the native Rosabalsamica and Rosasquarrosa. The most interesting species, such as Anthoxanthumaristatum, Gageabohemica, Paragymnopterismarantae, Saxifragagranulata, and Teesdaliacoronopifolia, are found on acidic rocks. Species of the Italian Red List, such as Ruscusaculeatus, and species of Regional conservation interest, such as Centaureaaplolepasubsp.carueliana, Ervilialoiseleurii, and Vicianigricans, were recorded. The chorological spectrum reveals a dominance of Mediterranean species indicating warm climate conditions and mild winters whereas the life-form spectrum shows a slight dominance of hemicryptophytes followed by therophytes. However, a clear dominance of one life-form type over the other is lacking, since the acidic and dry rocky substrate partially compensates for the humidity provided by the stream. This study highlights the relevant floristic value of the Miniera di Murlo area and supports the possible creation of a protected area or its inclusion in the adjacent one.

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Notulae to the Italian native vascular flora: 5

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New Chorological Data for the Italian Vascular Flora

New Chorological Data for the Italian Vascular Flora

Contribution to the floristic knowledge of Velino and Aterno valleys (Lazio-Abruzzo, central Italy)

Contribution to the knowledge of the vascular flora of Miniera di Murlo area (southern Tuscany, Italy)

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