Lagascalia 17(2): 229-256 (1994) CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE FLORA OF ATTICA (GREECE) G. P. SARLIS Institute of Systematic Botany, Agricultural University of Athens, Iera Odos 75, 118 85 Athens, Greece (Recibido el 6 de Abril de 1992) Resumen. Se estudia la flora de la cuenca de Atenas y de las montañas que la ro- dean. Se trata de una flora extraordinariamente diversa, compuesta por 1144 taxones, pertenecientes a 1084 especies, que representan a 490 géneros y 102 familias. Los com- ponentes principales de esta flora son especies pratenses, medicinales, aromáticas y apícolas. Muchas de estas especies se encuentran amenazadas o se han extinguido ya en la zona de estudio. Summary. A study of the flora of the Athens basin and the surrounding mountains is presented. The results of our work show that this flora is exeptionally diverse and consists of 1144 taxa belonging to 1084 species, 490 genera and 102 families. Components of this flora include many pasture and forage species, along with medici- nal, aromatic and apicultural species. It is documented that many of these important species are threatened or have already become extinct. INTRODUCTION Athens basin, where the city of Athens (capital of Greece) is built, is in Attica (Fig. 1). This basin (an area of 383 sq. Km) is the biggest of the four planes in Attica. At its S and SW side the basin is open to Saronikos Gulf and the rest is surrounded by mountains, some of them with considerable altimetry. Mount Parnes coVers the N side of the basin, mount Penteliko the NW, mount Hymettus the E and SE and mount Egaleo the W and SW side. The basin is divided in Eastern and the Western parts, by a chain of hills consisted of Lycabettus, Acropolis, Philopappou and some lower hills. The flora and the vegetation of the Athens basin and the mountains that surrounds it, was and it is a subject of great interest between botanists all over the world. Many botanists visited Attica until 1940 and published their studies,
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Lagascalia 17(2): 229-256 (1994)
CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF THE FLORAOF ATTICA (GREECE)
G. P. SARLISInstitute of Systematic Botany, Agricultural University of Athens, Iera Odos
75, 118 85 Athens, Greece(Recibido el 6 de Abril de 1992)
Resumen. Se estudia la flora de la cuenca de Atenas y de las montañas que la ro-dean. Se trata de una flora extraordinariamente diversa, compuesta por 1144 taxones,pertenecientes a 1084 especies, que representan a 490 géneros y 102 familias. Los com-ponentes principales de esta flora son especies pratenses, medicinales, aromáticas yapícolas. Muchas de estas especies se encuentran amenazadas o se han extinguido yaen la zona de estudio.
Summary. A study of the flora of the Athens basin and the surrounding mountainsis presented. The results of our work show that this flora is exeptionally diverse andconsists of 1144 taxa belonging to 1084 species, 490 genera and 102 families.Components of this flora include many pasture and forage species, along with medici-nal, aromatic and apicultural species. It is documented that many of these importantspecies are threatened or have already become extinct.
INTRODUCTION
Athens basin, where the city of Athens (capital of Greece) is built, is inAttica (Fig. 1). This basin (an area of 383 sq. Km) is the biggest of the fourplanes in Attica. At its S and SW side the basin is open to Saronikos Gulf andthe rest is surrounded by mountains, some of them with considerable altimetry.Mount Parnes coVers the N side of the basin, mount Penteliko the NW, mountHymettus the E and SE and mount Egaleo the W and SW side. The basin isdivided in Eastern and the Western parts, by a chain of hills consisted ofLycabettus, Acropolis, Philopappou and some lower hills.
The flora and the vegetation of the Athens basin and the mountains thatsurrounds it, was and it is a subject of great interest between botanists all overthe world. Many botanists visited Attica until 1940 and published their studies,
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including Sibthorp, Spruner, Fraas, Heldreich, Holzmann, Halascy, Adamovic,Rikli, Rubel, Mattfeld, Guiol, Stoyanoff, Jordanoff, Forbes and Rechinger(PAPANIKOLAOU & SARLIS, 1991).
Geology, Soil, Climate
The geological base of the basin is consisted of Mesozoic (gray limestone,arilaceous shist, limestone mar) and Cenozoic (argilaceous and marlysediments, red loam, mar!, red earths) layers (LEPSiuS, 1893).
The soil types of the basin are mostly, limestone and marly rendzinas,regosols, brown forrestal and mediterranean, alluvial deposits mixted withregosols, and brown-red forrestal of medium depth mixted with sceletonformations (ZVORYKIN & SAUL, 1948).
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The climate in the basin includes the highest mean minimum temperatures,during May to August, and the lowest relative moisture (44% average for July),in the country. Al! these in connection with the small annual precipitation andthe enclosure from the mountains that surround the basin, establish a special(in a climatic point of view) region of Greece (MAVROMMATIS, 1980).
MATERIALS AND METHODS
For this study, plant-specimens were selected and botanical observation weremade during our visits in each one of the chosen areas, for the period between1980 and 1988. The following areas were covered: Mt. Parnes, Mt. Penteliko,Mt. Hymettus, Mt. Egaleo, Tatoi (National Park), the hills Lycabettus,Acropolis, Philopappou, the park of Daphni and selected spots in fields or nearroads.
Species were identified at the laboratory of the Institute of SystematicBotany in Agricultural University of Athens.
Results were compared with those reffered in the studies of ZERLENTIS
(1959, 1968), DIAPOULIS (1958) and SARLIS (1977, 1980). Using ah l the namesof the identified species, plus the mentioned in the previous studies, we createda computer database. This database consist of 1144 rows and 10 columns. Therows where occupied from the names of the species (according to TUTIN &
al.,1964-1980). The columns were occupied from the names of genus-species,family, order, class, areas, vegetation forms symbols, ecological forms symbols(two columns), rareness symbol and symbol of cultivation.
The Ashton-Tate's «Framework II» package was chosen because of itsfiltering convinience and its compatibility with «Dbase III plus». The databasethat was created, covered total memory of 297 Kbytes.
RESULTS
The diversity of the flora is represented in Table 1 and presentation ofanalytical data of our studies is made in the appendix.
DISCUSSION
The most important element of this study is the presence of many pastureand forage species. This is documented by the presence of 147 taxa belonging
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Systematic units Fam. Gen. Spec. Subsp. vars. f. taxa Percentage
to Leguminosae and 88 taxa belonging to Gramineae. The fact that 26 taxabelong to genus Trifolium, 21 to genus Vicia, 14 to genus Lathyrus and 16 togenus Medicago corroborates this aspect (SARLIS, 1985).
The presence of species important in apiculture is also documented in theappendix, especially whith the many taxa belonging to Labiatae andLeguminosae (SARLIS, 1991).
An element of great importance is also the presence of many aromatic andmedicinal plants. Some of them like Chamomilla recutita, Crocus ssp., Laurusnobilis, Lavandula stoechas, Salvia ssp., Styrax officinalis, Verbena officinalis,Satureja thymbra, Mentha pulegium, Tussilago farfara, Taraxacum officinaleand Thymus capitatus are very common in the studied areas.
REFERENCES
DIAPOULIS, C. (1958) The flora of Parnes. 6: 163-158 (in Greek)LEPSIUS, R. (1893) Geologie von Attica. T.U. Berlin.MAVROMMATIS, G. (1980) Le Bioclimat de la Grece; relations entre le climat et la
vegetation naturelle. Cartes Bioclimatiques. Institut de Recherches Forestieres d'Athenes.
PAPANIKOLAOU, G., & SARLIS, G. (1991) Phytosociological Studies in the Tatoi District(Attica, Greece). Vegetatio 93: 81-90
SARLIS, G., P. (1977) Contribution to the study of the Aromatic and Medicinal Flora ofMount Parnes (Attica). Scient. Studies & Publications: 7-22. Athens (in Greek).
— (1980) The Flora of Mount Egaleo (Attica, Greece). Phyton (Austria) 20, 3-4: 261-278.
— (1985) Range management. Agric. University of Athens, Athens (in Greek).— (1991) Aromatic and Medicinal Plants. Agric. University of Athens, Athens (in
Cambridge.ZERLENTIS, K. (1959) The plants of Lycabettus, Bull. Agric. Bank 109: 19-28 (in Greek).— (1968) Contribution to the study of the flora of mount Hymettus, Bull. Agric.
(Minist. Agric.) 19: 5-30. (in Greek).ZVORYKIN, A., I., & SAUL, J., P. (1948) Soil - map of Attica. Scale 1:100,000. Athens.
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APPENDIX
Floristic, classification and ecologic data. A, Acropolis; B, waste lands nearroads; D, Daphni; E, Egaleo; F, Philopappou; L, Lycabettus; P, Parnes; PN,Penteliko; T, Tatoi; Y, Hymettus. *, cultivated species. (?), species mentionedby Zerlentis (1959, 1968) and Diapoulis (1958) but not found in this study.
SYSTEMATIC UNITS
REA LIFE FORMS
PTERIDOPHYTASelaginellaceae
Selaginella denticulata (L.) Link P-L-F-A-T-Y-PN-E-D B P HreptEquisetaceae
Equisetum telmateia Ehrh. P P GrhE. palustre L.
P-PN P GrhSinopteridaceae
Cheilanthes fragrans (L. fil.) Swartz P-L-Y-E-PN-D-T P GrhHypolepidaceae
Pteridium aquilinum (L.) Kuhn T-P P GrhAdianthaceae
Adiantum capillus-veneris L. P-E-PN-T P GrhAspleniaceae
Asplenium trichomanes L. P-PN-D-T-D P HcaespA. onopteris L. P-PN P HcaespCeterach officinarum DC. P-L-F-A-T Y-PN-E-D P Hcaesp
Cystopteris fragilis (L.) Bemth. P-PN-T-E P HcaespGYMNOSPERMAEPinaceae
Abies cephalonica Loudon P-T Ar MPh*Pinus halepensis Miller P-L-F-A-T-Y-PN-E-D Ar MPh*P. nigra Amold T Ar MPh*P. brutia Ten. T Ar MPh*P. pinea L.
T Ar MPhCupressaceae
*Cupressus sempervirens L. f. sempervirens L-T-Y-E-D-PN-B Ar MPh*C. sempervirens L. f. horizontalis (Miller) Voss. L-T-Y-PN-E-D-B Ar MPhJuniperus communis L. subsp. communis T-PN Fr NPhJ. oxycedrus L. P-T-Y-PN-E-D Fr NPhJ. oxycedrus L. subsp. macrocarpa(Sibth. & Sm.) Ball T-Y-E-D Fr NPhJ. phoenicea L.
P HscapA ThscapA ThscapA ThscapP HscapP HscapA Thrept
P ChsuffrA ThcaespP HreptFr NPh
P EA
P GbulbP GbulbP Hrept
P GparP Gpar
A ThcaespA ThreptP HscapP HscapP HscapP HscapP HscapA ThscapA Chfrut
A ThscapA ThscapA ThscapA ThscapA Thscap
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Arthrocnemum fniticosum (L.) Moq. E-B-Y P ChsuffrSalsola kali L.
E-Y A ThscapAmaranthaceae
Amaranthus deflexus L. L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E A HscapA. retroflexus L. P-PN-B-T-E-B A ThscapA. albus L. B-Y-T-E A ThscapA. blitoides S. Watson B-T-E A ThscapA. lividus L.
L-D-T-Y-E A ThscapPortulacaceae
Portulaca oleracea L. L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThsuccCaryophyllaceae
Minuartia mediterranea (Link) K. Maly P-PN-Y-E A ThscapM. hamata (Hausskn.) Mattf. P-E A ThscapM. globulosa (Labill.) Schinz & Thell. P-PN-Y A ThscapM. hybrida (Vill.) Schischkin subsp. hybrida Y A ThscapM. hybrida (Vill.) Schischkin P A HscapM. venta (L.) Hiero. P-Y-PN P ChsuffrM. venia (L.) Hiero. var. attica Hayek P-Y-PN P ChsuffrBuffonia stricta (Sibth. & Sm.) Gurke var.hymmetia Hal. Y(?) P ThcaespArenaria leptoclados (Reincheb.) Guss. T-Y-PN-D A ThcaespA. guicciardi Heldr. P A ThscapA. serpyllifolia L. P-PN-Y-D-T A ThcaespStellaria media (L.) Vill. P-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThscapHolosteum umbellatum L. P-PN-Y-D-T A ThscapMoenchia graeca Boiss. & Heldr. P-Y A ThscapM. mandica (L.) Bartl. subsp. caerulea(Boiss.) Clapham. P-T-D A ThscapCerastium candidissimum Correos P-PN-Y P ThcaespC. illyricum Ard. P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThcaespC. brachypetalum Desp. var. luridum Boiss. P-PN-Y-D-T A ThscapC. dichotomum L. P(?) A ThscapC. glomeratum Thuill. P-PN-Y-D-T A ThcaespScleranthus annuus L. subsp. polycarpos(L.) Thell. P-D-T A ChreptParonychia kapela (Hacq.) Kerner subsp. chionaea(Boiss.) Borhidi P-D-T-PN-E P HcaespP. capitata (L.) Lam. L-PN-E P ThcaespP. macrosepala Boiss. L-Y P ThcaespHerniaria cinerea DC. Y(?) A ThreptH. hirsuta L. E-Y-T A HreptPolycarpon tetraphyllum (L.) L. P-PN-T-Y A ThcaespSpergularia rubra (L.) Presl. T-Y-E A ThcaespAgrostemma githago L. P-D-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThscapVelezia rigida L. Y-D-T-B A ThcaespSilene conica L. P-PN-Y-T A ThcaespS. nocturna L. T-Y-B A ThscapS. rigidula Sibth. & Sm. L-Y-E-B A ThscapS. spinescens Sibth. & Sm. P-PN-T-Y P HscapS. italica (L.) Pers. P-L-Y-E-B P HscapS. vulgaris (Moench) Garcke P-L-T-B P ChsuffrS. vulgaris (Moench) Garcke subsp. vulgaris Y-E-T-B P ChsuffrS. muscipula L. E-B A ThscapS. behen L. T-P-PN-Y-E-B A ThscapS. sedoides Poiret P-PN-T A Thscap
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S. gallica L. P-D-T-Y-PN-ES. colorata Poiret P-L-D-T-Y-PN-E-BS. cretica L. P-T-D-BS. longipetela Vent. P-BS. gigantea L. P(?)Petrohagia armerioides P.W. Ball & Heywood P-EP. illyrica (L.) P.W. Ball & Heywood P-YP. ochroleuca Sibth. & Sm. P(?)P. thessala (Boiss.) P.W. Ball & Heywood P(?)P. velutina (Guss.) P.W. Ball & Heywood P-YSaponaria calabrica (Guss.) P.W. Ball & HeywoodP-TVaccaria pyramidata Medicus
P-T-B
Bolanthus graecus (Shreber) Barkoudah
P-YDianthus serratifolius Sibth. & Sm. P-PN-YD. deltoides L. PND. diffusus Sibth. & Sm. P-Y-D-T-PN-E
RanunculaceaeNigella arvensis L. subsp. aristata (Sibth. &Sm.) Nyman
P. rhoeas L. P-L-F-A-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThscapP. dubium L. P-PN-T-B A ThscapP. hybridum L. P-PN-Y-B A ThcaespP. argemone L. T-B A ThscapP. apulum Ten. P-PN-T-B A ThcayespGlaucium comiculatum (L.) J.H. Rudolph. Y-PN-E A ThscapG. flavum Crantz Y-PN-E-B B HscapRoemeria hybrida (L.) DC. Y(?) A ThscapHypecoum imberte Sibth. & Sm. L-Y A ThcaespCorydalis solida (L.) Swartz. subsp. solida P A GbulbFumaria macrocarpa Pan. P-L-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThcaespF. kralikii Jordan Y A ThscapF. densiflora DC. Y-D-T-B A ThscapE petteri Reichenb. L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-B A ThcaespF. petteri Reichenb. subsp. thuretii (Boiss.)Pugsley P-PN-D-T-Y-E A ThcaespF. officinalis L. L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThcaespE capreolata L.
P-PN-T A ThscapCapparidaceae
Capparis spinosa L. L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E P ChfrutC. ovata Desf.
T-D-B P ChfrutCruciferae
Sisymbrium irio L. L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThscapS. orientale L. Y-B A ThscapErysimum pusillum Bory & Chaub. subsp.parnasii Hayek P-E-Y P HscapE. graecum Boiss. & Heldr. L-T-Y-E-B B ThscapNasturtium officinale R. Br. Y(?) P HscapMalcolmia africana (L.) R. Br. T-E-Y-B A ThscapM. maritima (L.) R. Br. Y-E A ThcaespM. graeca Boiss. & Spruner P-Y-T-E A ThscapM. flexulosa Sibth. & Sm. L-Y-E A ThscapMatthiola sinuata (L.) R. Br. E B ChsuffrM. fruticulosa (L.) Maire P-T-Y P ChsuffrM. longipetala (Vent.) DC. subsp. bicomis P.W.Ball Y(?) A ThscapM. tricuspidata (L.) R. Br. L-E A ThscapFibigia eriocarpa (DC.) Boiss. P-Y P HscapCardamine graeca L. P-T-Y-E A ThcaespC. hirsuta L. P-PN-T-Y-B A ThcaespArabis yema (L.) R. Br. P-Y-B A ThscapA. muralis Bertol. P-T-PN P HscapAubrietia deltoidea (L.) DC. P-Y-T P ChsuffrHesperis laciniata All. subsp. secundifloraBoiss. & Sprun. P-Y P HscapAlyssum saxatile L. P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E P ChsuffrA. montanum L. P-E P ChcaespA. montanum L. var. graecum Hal. Y(?) P ChcaespA. montanum L. var. hymettium Hal. T-Y P ChcaespA. desertorum Stapf. Y(?) A ChcaespA. foliosum Bory & Chaub. P-PN-Y A ThscapA. campestre L. P-PN-T A ThscapA. minutum Sclilecht P(?) A Thscap
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Saxifraga hederacea L. P-D-Y-E P ThreptS. tridactylites L. D-Y-E P ThscapS. graeca Boiss. P P HscapS. chrysoplenifolia Boiss. P(?) P Hscap
Platanaceae*Platanus orientalis L. PN-E-T-B Ar MPh
RosaceaeRubus ulmifolius Schott. T-PN-B Fr NscandR. canescens DC. P-D-T-Y-E-B P HscapRosa sempervirens L. P-PN-E Fr NscandR. corymbifera Bork. PN-T Fr NPhR. canina L. P-D-T-Y Fr NPhR. micrantha Borer P Fr NPhAremonia agrimonoides (L.) DC. P P HscapSanguisorba minor Scop. P-F-A-D-T-PN-E-B P HscapS. minor Scop. subsp. magnolii (Spach) Briq. P-Y-PN-B P HscapS. minor Scop. subsp. muricata Briq. P P HscapSarcopoterium spinosum (L.) Spach P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B Fr ChfrutPotentilla micrantha Ramond P(?) P HcaespP. hirta L. P-PN P HscapP. hitra L. var. pedata Koch. P(?) P HscapGeum urbanum L. P P HscapAphanes arvensis L. P-Y-E A ThscapPyrus amygdaliformis Vill. P-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B Fr NPhMalus domestica Bork T-PN Av MPh*Pyracantha coccinea M.J. Roemer PN-B Fr NPhCrataegus monogyna Jacq. P-T-PN Fr NPhC. heldreichii Boiss. P Fr NPhAmelanchier ovalis Medicus P(?) Fr NPhPrunus prostrata Labill. P-D-T-E Fr NPhP. cocomilia Ten. P(?) Ar MPhP. webbii (Spach) Vierh. P-PN Av MPhP. domestica subsp. insititia (L.) C.K. Schneider T-P Fr NPh
Leguminosae*Cercis siliquastnim L. P-D-T-Y-PN-E-B Fr MPh*Ceratonia siliqua L. D-T-PN-E-B Ar MPh*Parkinsonia aculeat'a L. E-B Av MPhAnagyris foetida L. P-Y-E P NPhCalicotome villosa (Poiret) Link P-D-T-Y-PN-E Fr NPhGenista acanthoclada DC. P-D-T-Y-PN-E Fr NPh*Spartium junceum L. P-F-D-T-Y-PN-E-B Fr NPhLupinus angustifolius L. T-Y-PN-E A Thscap*Robinia pseudacacia L. T-Y-PN-E-B Ar MPhColutea arborescens L. P-PN-T-E P NPhAstragalus sinaicus Boiss. P-PN-T-Y-E A HscapA. hellenicus Boiss. P-PN-E P ThscapA. boeticus L. D-T-PN A HscapA. graecus Boiss. & Spniner D-T-PN-E A HscapA. monspessulans L. P-T-PN P ChfrutA. hamosus L. F-A A ThrosA. spruneri Boiss. P-L-D-T-Y-PN-E P ChfrutA. angustifolius Lam. P P ChfrutA. parnasii Boiss. P(?) P ChfrutA. depressus L. P(?) P HrosBiserrula pelecinus L. P-PN-L-B A Thscap
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Psoralea bituminosa L. P-PN-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-E P HscapVicia cracca L. D-T-Y P HscandV. villosa Roth. subsp. microphylla (D' Uvr.)P.W. Ball P-L-D-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThscandV. villosa Roth. subsp. varia (Host) Cord Y(?) A ThscandV. villosa Roth. subsp. eriocarpa (Hausskn.)P.W. Ball P-T-Y-B A ThscandV. bithynica (L.) L. P-PN-B P ThscandV. pinetorum Boiss. & Spruner P(?) P ThscapV. cretica Boiss. & Heldr. P-B A ThscapV. cretica Boiss. & Heldr. var. spruneri Boiss. P-Y A ThscapV. hirsuta (L.) S.F. Gray P-D-T-Y-PN-B A ThscandV. tenuissima (Bieb.) Sing. & Thell. E-B A ThscandV. pubescens (DC.) Link P-D-T-Y-PN-B A ThscandV. sibthorpii Boiss. P-T-Y-B A ThscandV. sativa L. subsp. amphicarpa (Dorthes)Ascherson & Graebner L-B-D-T A ThscandV. pannonica Crantz. subsp. striata (Bieb.)Nyman PN-T-B A ThscapV. barbazitae Ten. & Guss. P A ThcaespV. peregrina L. B-D-T-Y-E A ThscandV. lathyroides L. P-PN-Y-B A ThscandV. hybrida L. var. spruria Strobl. Y-B A ThscapV. hybrida L. P-PN-F-A-B A ThscandV. lutea L. D-T-PN-B A ThscandV. melanops Sibth. & Sm. P A ThscandLens nigriscans (Bieb.) Gordon P-B A ThscandL. ervoides (Brigh) Grande P(?) A ThscandLathyrus niger (L.) Bemh. subsp. jordanii(Ten.) Arcanqeli PN P GrhL. pratensis L. P-D-T-PN-B P HscapL. saxatilis (Vent) Vis. P-Y-E-B A ThscapL. cicera L. P-T-Y-E-B A ThscandL. sphaericus Retz. P-PN-Y-E-B A ThscapL. aphaca L. P-L-D-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThscandL. setifolius L. P-L-Y-B A ThscandL. grandiflorus Sibth. & Sm. P-F-A-B P GrhL. nissolia L. P(?) A ThscandL. laxiflorus Desf. P-PN P GrhL. digitatus (Bieb.) Fiori P(?) P GrhL. venetus Wohl. P(?) P GrhL. hirsutus L. P-B A ThscandL. amphicarpos L. P(?) A ThscapPisum sativum L. D-T-PN-B A ThscandP. sativum L. subsp. elatius (Bieb.) Asherson& Graebner P A ThscandOnonis omithopodioides L. L-Y-E-B A ThscapO. reclinata L. D-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThscandO. pubescens L. P-D-T-E-B A ThscapO. viscosa L. subsp. breviflora (DC.) Nyman P-Y A ThcaespO. viscosa L. subsp. sieberi (Besser ex DC.) Sirj. Y-E A ThcaespO. pusilla L. P(?) P HscapO. spinosa L. subsp. antiquorum (L.) Arcangeli Y-B P ChfrutMelilotus officinalis (L.) Pallas L-F-A-B-D-T-PN B HcaespM. indica L. L-B-D-T A Thscap
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M. italica (L.) Lam. P-Y-E A ThscapM. neapolitana Ten. P-L-Y-E A ThcaespTrigonella graeca (Boiss. & Spruner) Boiss. P-L-Y A ThscapT. balansae Boiss. & Reuter P-PN-D-B A ThscapT. sprunerana Boiss. L-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThscapT. coerulescens (Bieb.) Hal. L-Y-E-B A ThscapT. gladiata Steven P-D-T-E-B A ThscapT. monspeliaca L. P-PN A ThscapT. coerulea Ser. L(?) A ThscapT. spicata Sibth. & Sm. L-D-B A ThscapMedicago lupulina L. P-F-A-D-T-PN-B B HcaespM. sativa L. subsp. sativa P-F-A-B-D-T-PN P ChscapM. sativa L. subsp. falcata (L.) Arcangeli P-D-T-PN-B P HscapM. rugosa Desr. P-D-B A Thscap*M. arborea L. L-F-A-D-T-PN-B Fr ChsuffrM. orbicularis (L.) Bartal. P-F-A-Y-E-B A ThcaespM. scutellata (L.) Miller P-PN-D-B A ThscapM. marina L. T-Y-E P ChsuffrM. truncatula Gaertner P(?) A ThcaespM. rigidula (L.) Al! P-L-F-A-Y-E-B A ThscapM. littoralis Rohde T-Y-E A ThcaespM. arabica (L.) Hudson L-Y-E-B A ThcaespM. disciformis DC. P-L-T-Y-PN-B A ThcaespM. polymorpha L. P-T-Y A ThcaespM. coronata (L.) Baila!. P-L-T-Y-B A ThcaespM. minima (L.) Bartal. P-Y-E-B A ThcaespTrifolium physodes Stev. P-Y-B P ThscapT. repens L. P-D-T-PN-B A HcaespT. nigrescens Viv. P-L-D-T-PN-B A ThcaespT. tomentosum L. P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThcaespT. fragiferum L. P-D-B P HreptT. resupinatum L. P-PN A ThcaespT. uniflorum L. P-Y P HreptT. spumosum L. Y(?) A ThcaespT. suffocatum L. P-Y A ThcaespT. aureum Pollich P-Y B ThcaespT. speciosum Willd. Y(?) A ThcaespT. scabrum L. P-Y-B A ThcaespT. arvense L. P-Y-E-B A ThcaespT. stellatum L. P-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThcaespT. pratense L. D-T-PN-B P HcaespT. boissieri Guss. P-L A ThscapT. angustifolium L. P-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThcaespT. subterraneum L. P(?) A ThreptT. lappaceum L. P(?) A ThcaespT. hirtum Al!. P(?) A ThscapT. cherlieri L. P-PN-D-B A ThreptT. dalmaticum Vis. P A ThscapT. clypeatum L. P(?) A ThscapT. diffusum Ehrh. P A ThscapT. latinum Sebastian P(?) A ThscapT. leucanthum Bieb. P(?) A ThscapDorycnium hirsutum (L.) Ser. P-D-T-PN-B P ChsuffrD. pentaphyllum Scop. subsp. herbaceum (Vill.)Rouy P-L-Y-PN-E P Chsuffr
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D. rectum (L.) Ser. P-PN-B P ChsuffrLotus comiculatus L. P-B-D-T P ChcaespL. peregrinus L. Y-E A ThscapL. edulis L. Y-B A ThcaespL. omithopodioides L. P-Y-B A ThcaespHymenocarpos circinnatus (L.) Savi P-PN A ThscapAnthyllis hermanniae L. P-L-B-D-T-Y-PN-E Fr NPhA. montana L. subsp. hispanica (Degen &Herrier) Cullen PN P ChsuffrA. vulvenaria L. P-L-B P HscapA. vulvenaria L. var. spruneri Boiss. Y(?) P HscapA. tetraphylla L. P-L-Y A ThcaespCoronilla minima L. PN Fr NPhC. emerus L. subsp. emeroides (Boiss. &Spruner) Hayek P-PN-D-T-Y-E-B Fr NPhHippocrepis unisiliquosa L. P-PN-Y-E-B A ThcaespH. ciliata Willd. P-PN-L-Y-B A ThcaespH. comosa L. P P ThscapScorpiurus muricatus L. L(?) A ThscapOnobrychis aequidentata (Sibth. & Sm.) D' Urv. P-Y-B P ThscapO. ebenoides Boiss. & Spruner P-L-D-T-Y-PN-E P HscapO. caput-galli (L.) Lam. P-PN-L-Y-E A ThscapO. viciifolia Scop. PN A HscapHedysarum spinosissimum L. Y-B A ThscapEbenus sibthorpii DC. P P Chsuffr
OxalidaceaeOxalis corniculata L. L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThreptO. pes-caprae L. L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E P Hros
GeraniaceaeGeranium rotundifolium L. D-Y-E-B A ThscapG. sanguineum L. PN-B P HscapG. molle L. P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThscapG. lucidum L. P-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThscapG. purpureum Vill. P-PN-L-Y-T A ThscapErodium laciniatum (Cav.) Willd. T-Y-E A ThscapE. malacoides (L.) L Her. L-T-D-Y-E-B A ThscapE. gruinum (L.) L' Her. P-E-B A ThscapE. ciconium (L.) L' Her. P-PN-T A ThscapE. cicutarium (L.) L' Her. P-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThscapE. moschatum (L.) L' Her. T-PN-B A ThscapE. acaule (L.) Becherer & Thell. P-PN-F-A-D-B A Thscap
ZygophyllaceaeTribulus terrestris L. P-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A Thcaesp
LinaceaeLinum bienne Miller P-E P HscapL. trigynum L. P-Y-E A ThscapL. strictum L. P-PN-L A ThscapL. strictum L. subsp. corymbulosum (Reinheb.)Rouy P(?) A ThscapL. strictum L. var. spicatum (Lam.) Pers. Y(?) A ThscapL. leucanthemum Boiss. & Spruner P-PN-Y P HscapL. nodiflorum L. L A ThscapL. pubescens Banks & Solander P(?) A Thscap
EuphorbiaceaeChrozophora tinctoria (L.) A. Juss. Y-E-B A Thscap
A ThscapA ThscapP HscapA ThscapP HscapP HscapP HscapP Hscap
Fr NPhFr NPhP Chsuffr
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GuttiferaeHypericum empetrifolium Willd. P-D-T-Y-PN-E P ChsuffrH. hirsutum L. D-T-B P HscapH. perfoliatum L. P-T-Y-PN-E-B P HscapH. tetrapterum Fries PN P HscapH. triquetrifolium. Turra P-L-D-T-Y-PN-E-B P HscapH. perforatum L.
P-PN-D-B P HscapViolaceae
Viola odorata L. P-PN P HrosV. hymmetia Boiss. & Heldr. P-Y-PN A ThscapV. alba Besser subsp. thessala Hayek P P HrosV. reichenbachiana Jordan P(?) P HscapV. kitaibeliana Schultes P(?) A Thscap
CistaceaeCistus incanus L. B-D-PN Fr NPhC. incanus L. subsp. creticus (L.) Heywood B-P-L-D-T-PN-E Fr NPhC. parviflorus Lam. B-D-Y-E Fr NPhC. monspeliensis L. D-T-Y-PN-E Fr NPhC. salvifolius L. B-L-D-T-Y-PN-E - Fr NPhHalimium umbellatum (L.) Spach T-PN Fr NPhTuberaria guttata (L.) Fourr. P-PN-Y-E-B A ThcaespHelianthemum lavandulifolium Miller P-Y-E Fr ChsuffrH. hymettium Boiss. & Heldr. P-PN-D-Y-E P ChscapH. salicifolium (L.) Miller Y-PN-T A ThscapH. apenninum (L.) Miller Y Fr ChsuffrFumana arabica (L.) Spach P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-E P ChsuffrF. thymifolia (L.) Spach P-L-D-T-Y-PN-E P ChsuffrF. ericoides Pau.
L-T P ChsuffrTamaricaceae
Tamarix gallica L. PN-E-B Ar MPhT. parviflora DC.
Y-B As MPhCucurbitaceae
Ecballium elaterium (L.) A. Richard P-L-F-A-T-B-D-Y-PN-E P HscapBryonia cretica L. subsp. dioica (Jacq.) Tutin Y-E-B P Hscand
CactaceaeOpuntia ficus-indica (L.) Miller E-B Fr NPh
LythraceaeLythrum hyssopifolia L. Y-E A Thrept
MyrtaceaeMyrtus communis L. B-P-T-PN Fr NPh*Eucalyptus robustus Sm. E-B As MPh*E. globulus Labil.
E-B As MPhPunicaceae
*Punica grartatum L. E-B Fr NPhOnagraceae
Epilobium hirsutum L. P P HscapE. lanceolatum Sebastiani & Mauri P P Hscap
TheligonaceaeTheligonum cynocrambe L. P(?) A Thscap
Araliaceae*Hedera helix L.
P-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B Fr NscandUmbelliferae
Eryngium maritimum L. D-E P HscapE. campestre L. L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B P HscapE. creticum Lam. P-B P Hscap
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Armeria undulata (Bory) Boiss. P-PN-Y P HscapStyracaceae
Styrax officinalis L.
P-T Fr NPhOleaceae
Fraxinus ornus L. P-PN-T Ar MPh*Olea europaea L. var. europaea E-B Ar MPhO. europaea L. var. sylvestris Brot. P-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E Fr NPhPhillyrea latifolia L. E Fr NPhP. media L.
P-D-T-Y Fr NPhGentianaceae
Blackstonia perfoliata (L.) Hudson P A ThscapCentaurium erythraea Rafn subsp. erythraea P-Y-B A ThscapC. pulchellum (Schwartz) Druce P A Thscap
Apocynaceae*Nerium oleander L. P-D-T-Y-PN-E-B Fr NscandVinca minor L.
P-PN-T P NscandRubiaceae
Asperula arvensis L. P-D-T-Y-E-B A ThscapA. lutea Sibth. & Sm. P-L P HcaespA. rigida Sibth. & Sm. P(?) P HcaespA. boissieri Heldr. P(?) P HcaespCrucianella latifolia L. P-Y A ThscapC. graeca Boiss. P-PN-Y A ThscapGalium verticillatum Danth P-PN-Y P ThscapG. tricomutum Dandy P-Y A ThscapG. incurvum Sibth. & Sm. E-Y A ThscapG. aparine L. L-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThscandG. murale (L.) Ah. P-B-D-T-Y-E A ThscapG. monachinii Boiss. & Heldr. Y A ThscapG. setaceum Lam. Y A ThscapG. capitatum Bory & Chaub. P-Y A ThscapG. rotundifolium L. P P ChcaespValantia hispida L. P-PN-Y A ThscapRubia tenuifolia D' Urv. P-Y P NscandR. peregrina L. P-D P HscandR. tinctorum L. P-B-D P HscandPutoria calabrica (L. fil.) DC. P-B Fr NPh
ConvolvulaceaeCuscuta epithymum (L.) L. B-D-Y-PN P ThparConvolvulus boissieri Steudel E P HscapC. boissieri Steudel. subsp. compactus (Boiss.)Stace P(?) P HscapC. dorycnium L. E-B P HscapC. arvensis L. P-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E P HscandC. althaeoides L. P-D-T-Y-PN-B P HscandC. althaeoides L. subsp. althaeoides E-B P HscandC. althaeoides L. subsp. tenuissimus (Sibth.& Sm.) Stace P-L-F-A-B-D-T-PN-E-Y P HscandC. cantabrica L.
L-B P HcaespBoraginaceae
Heliotropium europaeum L. L-F-A-D-T-Y-E-B A ThscapH. hirsutissimum Grauer P-B A ThscapBuglossoides tenuifiora (L. fil.) I.M. Johnston Y A ThscapB. arvensis (L.) I.M. Johnston P-Y-E A ThscapB. arvensis (L.) I.M. Johnston subsp. arvensis D-T-PN A Thscap
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B. arvensis (L.) I.M. Johnston subsp.gasparrinii(Heldr. ex Guss.) R. Fernandes P A ThscapOnosma frutescens Lam. P-PN-L-Y-E P ChsuffrO. erecta Sibth. & Sm. P-Y P ChsuffrO. erecta Sibth. & Sm. var. pubiflorum Ha!. Y(?) P ChsuffrO. montana Sibth. & Sm. P-Y P HcaespO. graeca Boiss. P-Y B HscapCerinthe minor L. P-Y-E-B A ThscapC. major L. L-B A ThscapC. retorta Sibth. & Sm. Y A ThcaespAlkanna tinctoria (L.) Tausch P-L-F-A-D-T-PN-E-B P HrosEchium angustifolium Miller D-T-PN P HscapE. italicum L. P-D-T-PN-E-B P HscapE. plantagineum L. P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-E-B A HscapE. parviflorum Moench L-D-Y-E A ThcaespE. arenarium Guss. D-Y-E B HscapAnchusa undulata L. D-T-PN-E-B B HscapA. undulata L. subsp. hybrida (Ten.) Coutinho P-PN B HscapA. sartorii Heldr. Y-PN B HscapA. variegata (L.) Lehm. F-A-Y-E-B A ThscapA. azurea Miller P(?) B HscapA. officinalis L. L P HscapMyosotis incrassata Guss. L-Y A ThscapM. ramosissima Rochel subsp. ramosissima Y A ThscapM. sylvatica Hoffm. P B HscapM. arvensis (L.) Hill. P-PN B ThscapM. discolor Pers. P(?) A ThscapCynoglossum columnae Ten. P-D-T-Y-PN-E A HscapC. creticum Miller E-B B HscapSymphytum bulbosum (L.) Schimp. P P HscapNonea obtusifolia (Willd.) DC. P(?) A ThscapAsperugo procumbens L. P-Y-B A Thscap
VerbenaceaeVitex angus-castus L. P-D-T-Y-PN-E-B P NPhVerbena officinalis L. P-D-T-PN-E-B P Hscap
LabiataeAjuga iva (L.) Schreber E-T-B P ChscapA. orientalis L. P P HscapA. chamaepitys (L.) Schreber subsp. chia(Schreber) Arcangeli P-Y-B P HscapTeucrium divaricatum Sieber P-L-Y-E-T P ChsuffrT. polium L. P-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E P ChsuffrT. chamaedrys L. P-PN P ChsuffrScutellaria rubicunda Hornem subsp. rupestrisI.B.K. Richardson P(?) P HscapPrasium majus L. P-F-A-PN-E P ChsuffrMarrubium vulgare L. L-F-A-T-Y-E-B P ChsuffrSideritis romana L. P-PN A ThscapS. syriaca L. P Fr ChsuffrPhlomis fruticosa L. P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B P ChsuffrLamium garganicum L. subsp. pictum (Boiss.& Heldr.) P.W. Ball L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E P HscapL. garganicum L. P P HcaespL. amplexicaule L. P-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThscapBallota acetabulosa (L.) Bentham P-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E P Chsuffr
Calendula arvensis L. Y-P-L-F-A-B-D-T-PN-E A ThscapC. arvensis L. var. aegyptiaca Hayek Y(?) A ThscapCarlina corymbosa L. subsp. graeca (Boiss.)Nyman B-D-T-Y-PN-E B HscapAtractylis gummifera L. P-PN-B P HrosA. cancellata L. P-L-F-A-T-Y-E-B A ThscapEchinops graecus Miller L-D-T-Y-PN-B P HscapE. sphaerocephalus subsp. albidus (Boiss.& Spruner) Kozuhanov P-Y-E P HscapE. microcephalus Sibth. & Sm. D-T-PN-E-L P HscapE. spinosissimus Turra subsp. bithynicusKozuhanov Y(?) P HscapXeranthemum inapertum (L.) Miller Y-B A ThscapJurinea mollis (L.) Reincheb. P-L-Y P HscapCarduus tmoleus Boiss. subsp. armatus(Boiss. & Heldr.) Franco P-PN P ThscapC. pycnocephalus L. P-F-A-D-T-PN-E-B A ThscapCirsium palustre (L.) Scop. PN B HscapC. creticum (Lam.) D' Urv. P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThscapC. arvense (L.) Scop. P-T-PN P HscapC. lanceolatum (L.) Scop. P A ThscapC. vulgare (Savi) Ten. F-A-Y A ThscapPtilostemon chamaepeuce (L.) Less. E P ChsuffrP. chamaepeuce Ten. var. muticum Hayek Y(?) P ChfrutCynara cardunculus L. T-B P HscapPicnomon acarna (L.) Cass. P-F-A-PN-E-B A ThscapNotobasis syriaca (L.) Cass. L-E A ThscapOnopordon illyricum L. P-Y-PN-E-B B HscapSilybum marianum (L.) Gaertner F-A-B-D-T-E A ThscapCentaurea raphanina Sibth. & Sm. subsp. mixta(DC.) Runemark P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E P HrosC. attica Nyman P-PN P HscapC. attica Nyman subsp. attica P-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E P HscapC. spinosa L. subsp. spinosa D-T-PN-E P ChsuffrC. orphanidea Heldr. & Sart. PN-B P HscapC. solstitialis L. P-L-Y-E-B A ThscapC. affinis Frisv. P(?) P HscapC. iberica Trev. P B HscapC. pindicola Griseb. P-Y P HscapC. cyanus L. P A ThscapCrupina crupinastrum (Moris) Vis. P-L-Y-E-B A ThscapCarthamnus lanatus L. P-B-D-T-PN-E A ThscapScolymus hispanicus L. E-B B HscapCnicus benedictus L. P-B A ThscapCichorium intybus L. P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B B HscapC. spinosum L. L-Y P HscapTolpis umbellata Bertol. Y-B A ThscapRhagadiolus stellatus (L.) Gaertner P-F-A-Y-E-B A ThscapHypochoeris achyrophorus L. PN-Y-P-L A ThscapH. cretensis Bory & Chaub. Y-B P HscapH. radicata L. P-B P HrosPicris pauciflora Willd. P-PN-L-Y-E-B A ThscapScorzonera crocifolia Sibth. & Sm. Y-E-B P HscapS. mollis M.B. P-Y P HscapS. lanata (L.) Hoffm. P-L-F-A-Y-E P Hros
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S. cana Hoffm. P-Y P HscapLeontodon crispus Vill. L-Y-PN P HrosL. tuberosus L. P-Y P HrosTragopogon porrifolius L. P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B B HscapReichardia picroides (L.) Roth F-A-Y-E-L-B P HscapSonchus oleraceus L. P-L-F-A-B-D-T-Y-PN-E A ThscapS. tenerrimus L. Y-B A ThscapSteptorhamphus tuberosus (Jacq.) Grossh. P-PN-Y-E P HscapLagoseris sancta (L.) K. Maly subsp. bifida(Vis.)Thell. P-L A ThscapLactuca serriola L. P-L-F-B-D-T-PN-E-Y B HscapL. virosa L. F-A B HscapL. viminea (L.) J. & C. Presl. P-Y B HscapL. saligna L. Y-B A ThscapTaraxacum megalorrhizon (Forskal) Hand.-Mazz. P-Y-PN-E-B P HrosT. officinale Weber P-D-T-Y-PN-E P HrosT. laevigatum DC. P-PN-Y P HrosLapsana communis L. D-T-PN A ThscapUrospermum picroides (L.) Scop. P-Y-L-B A ThscapChondrilla ramosissima Sibth. & Sm. L-F-A-Y-E-B P HscapCrepis foetida L. P-PN-B A ThscapC. foetida L. subsp. foetida D-E-T-B A ThscapC. foetida L. subsp. commutata (Sprengel)Babcock Y(?) A ThscapC. rubra L. P-PN A ThscapC. dioscoridis L. P-Y A ThscapC. neglecta L. P-F-A-B A ThrosC. neglecta L. subsp. fuliginosa (Sibth. & Sm.)Vierh. Y(?) A ThrosC. bulbosa L. P-PN-Y-B P GbulbC. fraasii Schultz Bip. P-L-Y P HrosC. vesicaria L. subsp. vesicaria P-D-T-Y-PN P ThscapC. micrantha Czerep. P-E A ThscapC. incana Sibth. & Sm. P- A ThrosC. pannosum Boiss. P-PN A ThscapTussilago fmfara L.
P-D-B P HrosMONOCOTYLEDONESPotamogetonaceae
Zostera noltii Hornem. Y P HHLiliaceae
Merendera attica Boiss. & Spruner P-Y-E P GbulbColchicum pusillum Sieber. E P GbulbC. bivonae Guss. P-D-T-Y P GbulbC. cupanii Guss. P-PN-D-Y P GbulbC. neapolitanum (Ten.) Ten. Y P GbulbAsphodelus fistulosus L. L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-B P HscapA. aestivus Brot. P-Y-E-L-F-A-D-T-PN-B P GrhAsphodeline lutea (L.) Reinheb. P-PN-T-Y P GrhGagea peduncularis (Presl) Pascher Y-E P GbulbG. arvensis (Pers.) Dumort. Y-E P GbulbG. pusilla (F.W. Schmidt) Schultes &Schultes fil. P-D-T P GbulbG. lutea (L.) Ker. -Gawler B-T-PN P GbulbG. reticulata (Pallas) Schultes & Schultes fil. P-T-PN P GbulbG. graeca Boiss. & Spruner P-L-F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E P Gbulb
H. murinum L. subsp. leporinum (Link) Arcangeli Y(?)
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Sorghum halepense (L.) Pers. P-B-PN P HcaespEchinochloa crus-galli (L.) Beauv. Y-E-B A ThcaespPaspalum paspalodes (Michx) Scribner B P GrhSetaria verticillata (L.) Beauv. P-D-Y-PN-B A ThcaespS. viridis (L.) Beauv. F-A-D-T-Y-PN-E-B A ThcaespHyparrhenia hirta (L.) Stapf L P Grh
AraceaeArum italicum Mill. F-A-D-T-PN-E P GrhA. maculatum L. T-PN P GrhBiarum spruneri Boiss. P-D-Y-E-B P GrhArisarum vulgare Targ.-Tozz. P-D-E P GrhA. vulgare Targ.-Tozz. subsp. vulgare F-A P GrhDracunculus vulgaris Schott P-L-D-T-Y-PN-E P Grh
CyperaceaeCyperus rotundus L. B-T-PN-Y P GrhScripus cernuus Vahl P-T P HcaespS. setaceus L. P A ThscapCarex distachya Desf. P-T-Y-E-PN-D P HcaespC. divisa Hudson P-B P HcaespC. distans L. P-Y P HcaespC. flacca Schreber subsp. flacca P(?) P GrhC. illegitima Cesati Y(?) P HcaespC. hallerana Asso Y P HcaespC. macrolepis DC. Y P HcaespC. hispida Willd. T-Y-PN-E P Hcaesp
OrchidaceaeOrchis quadripunctata Cyr. P-L-A-D-T-Y-E P GbulbO. laxiflora Lam. P-D-T-Y-PN-E P GbulbO. laxiflora Lam. subsp. palustris (Jacq.)Bonnier & Layens PN P GbulbO. papilionacea L. P-PN-Y-B P GbulbO. simia Lam. Y(?) P GbulbO. provincialis Balbis subsp. provincialis P-Y P GbulbO. provincialis Balbis subsp. pauciflorus P-Y P GbulbO. sulphurea (Link) Franco subsp.pseudosambucina (Ten.) Y(?) P GbulbAnacamptis pyramidalis (L.) Richard E-P-PN-Y P GbulbNeotinea maculata (Desf) Steam. E P GbulbSerapias parviflora Pan. P-Y-E P GbulbS. lingua L. P-D-T-Y-PN-E P GbulbS. vomeracea (Burm) Briq. Y(?) P GbulbS. vomeracea (Burm.) Briq. subsp. laxifloraGolz & Reinchard L P GbulbOphrys apifera Hudson E-PN-B P GbulbO. heldreichii Schlechter E P GbulbO. lutea (Gouan) Cav. P-D-T-Y-PN-E P GbulbO. spruneri Nyman P-Y P GbulbO. reinholdii Spruner Y P GbulbO. scopolax Cav. subsp. oestifera (Bieb.) Soo P-PN-Y P GbulbO. fusca Link P-D-T-PN-E P GbulbO. bombyliflora Link D-T-PN P GbulbAceras anthropophorum (L.) Aiton fil. P-Y P GbulbBarlia robertiana (Loisel) W. Greuter P-Y P GbulbCephalanthera damasonium (Miller) Druce P-Y P GrhLimodorum abortivum (L.) Swartz P-Y P Grh