Sobre la neotipificación de Salvia barrelieri Edinger (Lamiaceae), distribución y sinónimos en el Mediterráneo Occidental

Campos, Rosúa; Luis, José

doi:10.24310/actabotanicaabmabm.v12i.9744

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“…Especie íbero-magrebí bien representada en la flora gaditana, pero cuya presencia en El Aljarafe había pasado desapercibida en las últimas décadas. No obstante, hay un pliego antiguo del término de Huévar (Paul; MA 103810), localidad situada a unos 30 km al W-SW de la nuestra, revisado por Rossua (1987). Esta publicación no pudo ser recogida en su momento por , quien señala su presencia solo en las comarcas gaditanas y en los alrededores de Hornachelos (Córdoba).…”

Section: Salvia Barrelieriunclassified

Novedades florísticas para las comarcas de El Aljarafe y La Vega (Sevilla, España)

Salvador-Menéndez¹,

Campano²,

Romero-Zarco

2021

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Section: Salvia Barrelieriunclassified

Novedades florísticas para las comarcas de El Aljarafe y La Vega (Sevilla, España)

Salvador-Menéndez¹,

Campano²,

Romero-Zarco

2021

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Echium boissieriSteud. (Boraginaceae), an Ibero‐Mauretanian roadside plant

et al. 2005

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Roadsides are frequently colonized by eurychorous species with a wide ecological and coenological amplitude. Stenoic and stenochorous plant species are often missing in synanthropic vegetation. An exception is Echium boissieri Steud., occurring in Central and Southern Spain, Portugal, Northern Morocco and Algeria. To determine whether this species is a “homeless roadside plant”, we analysed herbarium specimens, performed a detailed mapping of current populations on both sides of the Straits of Gibraltar, sampled phytosociological relevés and gathered the available coenological data from literature. Echium boissieri is a hapaxanthous perennial herb and belongs to section Eleuterolepis. The analysis of herbarium specimens indicates a recent apophytization that implies a trend from primary (rocks, screes, landslides) and secondary habitats (extensive pastures, fallow lands) to roadsides during the last two centuries, particularly in Spain. This habitat change coincides with land‐use changes. The Chamaeleo gummiferi‐Echietum boissieri is described as a new association. This is a multi‐layered herbaceous vegetation type with an enormous species‐ and lifeform‐diversity. It is characterized by E. boissieri and Chamaeleon gummifer, and by the transgression of grassland (Phalaridetalia) and weed species (Ridolfion). The association grows on steep slopes of road embankments and on grazed pastures. The role of roadside habitats for nature conservation in intensively used landscapes is discussed. (© 2005 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)

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Catalogue and typification of the Moroccan taxa published by Carlos Pau

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Carlos Pau was one of the first Spanish botanists interested in the flora of northern Morocco. He proposed 421 taxa for this area, including some illegitimate names and nomina nuda. A complete and annotated catalogue of names by Pau for Moroccan taxa is presented here. For all of them, the typification and synonymy have been evaluated. For 63 taxa the holotype is indicated, and 206 taxa are typified here. The main collection of Pau and most types are preserved in Herb. MA, but many types have also been found in Herb. BC and other European herbaria.

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Sobre la neotipificación de Salvia barrelieri Edinger (Lamiaceae), distribución y sinónimos en el Mediterráneo Occidental

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Novedades florísticas para las comarcas de El Aljarafe y La Vega (Sevilla, España)

Novedades florísticas para las comarcas de El Aljarafe y La Vega (Sevilla, España)

Echium boissieriSteud. (Boraginaceae), an Ibero‐Mauretanian roadside plant

Catalogue and typification of the Moroccan taxa published by Carlos Pau

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