343 PHYTOLOGIA BALCANICA 14 (3): 343 – 365, Sofia, 2008 The vascular flora of forest and shrubland communities of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece) Georgios Fotiadis & Nikolaos Athanasiadis Institute of Forest Botany–Geobotany, Faculty of Forestry & Natural Environment, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, e-mail: [email protected]Received: March 24, 2008 ▷ Accepted: July 11, 2008 Abstract. Extended parts of Krousia (Mt Disoro and Mt Mavrovouni) and Belles Mts (NE Greece) are protected by international and national conventions and laws (Ramsar Convention, Natura 2000 Network). The flora of Krousia Mts has been partly investigated, while very few floristic records exist for Mt Belles. The investigated area includes pure and mixed stands of Salix, Platanus, Alnus, Paliurus, Carpinus, Ostrya, Quercus, Castanea, Tilia, Fagus, and Abies. The present paper reports the flora of forest and shrubland habitats of the investigated area. The floristic catalogue is based on the plant species recorded in 431 relevés, as well as on a supplementary floristic inventory. For each taxon information is given about its spatial distribution, constancy and the habitat type from which it was collected. The floristic catalogue reports a total of 483 taxa. Furthermore, 439 taxa were recorded in Belles (405 new records) and 429 (five new records) in Krousia Mts (367 in Disoro and 373 in Mavrovouni). Key words: Belles, floristic catalogue, Krousia, NE Greece, vegetation types Introduction Floristic information on Krousia Mts can be found in several publications (Gamisans & Hebrard 1980; Strid 1986; Strid & Tan 1991; Athanasiadis & al. 1993; Theodoropoulos & al. 1995; Babalonas 1995; Fotiadis & Athanasiadis 2003). On the contrary, Mt Belles could be regarded as floristically unexplored, since only few published data are available (Zagan- iaris 1938, 1939,1940; Strid 1986; Strid & Tan 1991). In addition to this, some floristic data can be re- trieved from the maps given in Flora Hellenica (Strid & Tan 1997, 2002). However, the data presented by the above-mentioned works about these two moun- tains are only partly informative regarding the type of habitat from which the plant specimens were col- lected. Phytosociological studies can elucidate the vegeta- tion structure and provide ecological data. Thus a flo- ristic inventory based on phytosociological research is provided, with important data about the species dis- tribution in different vegetation units and habitats (Spribille & al. 2001), which can further improve the management of e.g. important medicinal or endan- gered plant species. Floristic inventories of this type, especially those concerning forests and shrublands, are rather limited in Greece (e.g. Eleftheriadou 1992; Tsiripidis & Athanasiadis 2003). This paper is aiming to present: 1) the forests and shrublands flora of Krousia and Belles region and 2) the ecological and environmental preference of each taxon. On this basis we have approached the plant va- riety and floristic diversification of different types of vegetation and, including ecological data, attempt- ed to evaluate the habitats. These investigations offer important knowledge in managing: from the protec- tion of different types of vegetation with special flo- ra composition to protection of species by means of their habitats, as well as better exploitation of forest products.
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The vascular flora of forest and shrubland communities of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)
Georgios Fotiadis & Nikolaos Athanasiadis
Institute of Forest Botany–Geobotany, Faculty of Forestry & Natural Environment, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, e-mail: [email protected]
Received: March 24, 2008 ▷ Accepted: July 11, 2008
Abstract. Extended parts of Krousia (Mt Disoro and Mt Mavrovouni) and Belles Mts (NE Greece) are protected by international and national conventions and laws (Ramsar Convention, Natura 2000 Network). The flora of Krousia Mts has been partly investigated, while very few floristic records exist for Mt Belles. The investigated area includes pure and mixed stands of Salix, Platanus, Alnus, Paliurus, Carpinus, Ostrya, Quercus, Castanea, Tilia, Fagus, and Abies. The present paper reports the flora of forest and shrubland habitats of the investigated area. The floristic catalogue is based on the plant species recorded in 431 relevés, as well as on a supplementary floristic inventory. For each taxon information is given about its spatial distribution, constancy and the habitat type from which it was collected. The floristic catalogue reports a total of 483 taxa. Furthermore, 439 taxa were recorded in Belles (405 new records) and 429 (five new records) in Krousia Mts (367 in Disoro and 373 in Mavrovouni).
Key words: Belles, floristic catalogue, Krousia, NE Greece, vegetation types
Introduction
Floristic information on Krousia Mts can be found in several publications (Gamisans & Hebrard 1980; Strid 1986; Strid & Tan 1991; Athanasiadis & al. 1993; Theodoropoulos & al. 1995; Babalonas 1995; Fotiadis & Athanasiadis 2003). On the contrary, Mt Belles could be regarded as floristically unexplored, since only few published data are available (Zagan-iaris 1938, 1939,1940; Strid 1986; Strid & Tan 1991). In addition to this, some floristic data can be re-trieved from the maps given in Flora Hellenica (Strid & Tan 1997, 2002). However, the data presented by the above-mentioned works about these two moun-tains are only partly informative regarding the type of habitat from which the plant specimens were col-lected.
Phytosociological studies can elucidate the vegeta-tion structure and provide ecological data. Thus a flo-ristic inventory based on phytosociological research is
provided, with important data about the species dis-tribution in different vegetation units and habitats (Spribille & al. 2001), which can further improve the management of e.g. important medicinal or endan-gered plant species. Floristic inventories of this type, especially those concerning forests and shrublands, are rather limited in Greece (e.g. Eleftheriadou 1992; Tsiripidis & Athanasiadis 2003).
This paper is aiming to present: 1) the forests and shrublands flora of Krousia and Belles region and 2) the ecological and environmental preference of each taxon. On this basis we have approached the plant va-riety and floristic diversification of different types of vegetation and, including ecological data, attempt-ed to evaluate the habitats. These investigations offer important knowledge in managing: from the protec-tion of different types of vegetation with special flo-ra composition to protection of species by means of their habitats, as well as better exploitation of forest products.
344 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)
Investigated area
Krousia and Belles Mts are located in Central Mac-edonia (NE Greece). Krousia, which extends into the Greek territory, comprises two small mountains (Disoro and Mavrovouni), while Belles runs in east-west direction along the border of Greece, Bulgaria and F.Y.R.O.M. Krousia are located south of the val-ley that binds lake Kerkini and lake Doirani. Its high-est peak Mavrovouni reaches 1131 m. Mt Belles is lo-cated north of the same valley and its highest peak is 2031 m (Fig. 1). The northern slopes of Mavrovou-ni and the southeastern slopes of Belles are protected by the Ramsar Convention (the artificial lake of Ker-kini). Furthermore, extended parts of Krousia and Belles Mts have been included in the Greek Natura 2000 Network (GR 1230002, GR 1260001).
Krousia and Belles belong to the Serbomacedo-nian Massif. Petrographically, the area is dominated by metamorphic rocks (e.g. amphibolites, gneisses and schist). Late-tectonic and post-tectonic sedi-ments of the Pleistocene have accumulated as lacus-trine and continental deposits (IGME 1983). The climate of the area belongs to the Cfa climatic type according to Köppen’s classification and is charac-terized as humid, with long and very hot summers, mild winters, and lack of dry season (Flocas 1992). The bioclimate of the investigated area can be re-
garded as humid to subhumid, with cold to harsh winters (Mavrommatis 1980).
The forests and shrublands of the investigated area were classified into four main units representing syn-taxa in the rank of order (Populetalia albae, Pruneta-lia spinosae, Quercetalia pubescentis and Fagetalia syl-vaticae; Fotiadis 2004). Populetalia albae includes all azonal forests dominated by Platanus orientalis, Al-nus glutinosa and Salix alba, while Prunetalia spinosae includes all shrublands dominated by Paliurus spina-christi. Quercetalia pubescentis includes all shrublands dominated by Quercus coccifera and Carpinus orien-talis, as well as forests dominated mainly by Quercus pubescens, Q. frainetto, Q. petraea subsp. medwediewii and other deciduous species (Carpinus orientalis, Os-trya carpinifolia and Castanea sativa). Finally, Fageta-lia sylvaticae includes Fagus sylvatica, Tilia tomentosa and Abies borisii-regis forests. Shrublands, which be-long to Prunetalia spinosae and Quercetalia pubescen-tis, occupy 172.51 ha, while forests of Populetalia al-bae, Quercetalia pubescentis and Fagetalia sylvaticae occupy 550.04 ha (Table 1).
Material and methods
The majority of plant specimens were collected dur-ing phytosociological investigation in the Krousia Mts
and the Greek part of Mt Belles. Field work was con-ducted from May to August of 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002 and was supplemented by collections in spring and autumn. Some extra collec-tions were made during the summer of 2003.
Collecting localities fell within the coordinates 40°58' to 41°27' N and 22°44' to 23°22' E (Fig. 1). An in-ventory of 431 phytosocio-logical relevés was evaluat-ed floristically (70 relevés in Populetalia albae, 35 relevés in Prunetalia spinosae, 242 relevés in Quercetalia pu-bescentis, and 84 relevés in Fagetalia sylvaticae). Plant Fig. 1. Map of Krousia and Greek Belles Mts, with the collecting localities.
345Phytol. Balcan. 14(3) • Sofia • 2008
specimens were collected inside forest and shrub-land communities, whereas edges and clearings were avoided. Plant specimens outside the relevés were col-lected simultaneously. Voucher specimens are depos-ited in the herbarium of the Labolatory of Forest Bot-any / Geobotany (TAUf). Some extra floristic data of 35 relevés (Gamisans & Hebrard 1980; Theodoropou-los & al. 1995), all concerning Quercetalia pubescentis, were also included.
The entire area of investigation was subdivided for reasons of convenience into three parts: Disoro, Mav-rovouni and Belles (Fig. 1). The coordinates that con-fine the three subareas as well as their altitudinal range are given in Table 2.
Families, genera and species are arranged alphabet-ically within the four major groups of vascular plants, viz. Pteridophyta, Gymnospermae, Dicotyledoneae and Monocotyledoneae. The nomenclature follows Strid & Tan (1997, 2002), Greuter & al. (1984, 1986, 1989, 1993), Strid (1986), Strid & Tan (1991), Tutin & al. (1968-1980, 1993), and selected taxonomic literature (in the latter case the sources are cited). The authors of plant names are those provided by Brummitt & Powell (1992).
Categorizations of species constancy per subarea and phytosociological unit follow those suggested by Tsiripidis & Athanasiadis (2003):
1) for the species constancy per subarea, the terms ‘rare’, ‘scattered’ and ‘common’ apply to the species oc-currence of <10 %, 10-20 % and >20 % of the relevés per subarea, respectively, and
2) for the constancy per phytosociological unit the terms ‘very rare’, ‘rare’, ‘scattered’, ‘common’ and ‘very common’ apply to the species occurrence of <5 %, 5-10 %, 10-20 %, 20-40 %, and >40 % of the relevés per order, respectively.
Table 1. Area of different land uses and vegetation types.
Type of land uses and vegetation types Cover area (ha)
Agricultural land 404.16
Forest communities 550.04
Grassland 208.73
Quarry 14.73
Reforestation 35.55
Sand 1.91
Shrubland communities 172.51
Wetland 3.49
Total area 1391.1028
Table 2. Coordinates and altitudes of the collecting localities in the three subareas of Krousia and Greek Belles Mts.
Taxa not previously reported for Krousia or Belles (Turrill 1918, 1919, 1920, 1929; Ζaganiaris 1938, 1939, 1940; Rechinger 1939; Μoulopoulos 1965; Gamisans & Hebrard 1980; Papanicolaou & Zacharof 1980; Strid 1986; Strid & Tan 1991; Zieliński 1991; Αthanasiadis & al. 1993; Christensen 1994; Theodor-opoulos & al. 1995; Babalonas 1995; Fotiadis & Atha-nasiadis 2003) are given as new for the investigated subareas.
The floristic catalogue (Table 8) includes the fol-lowing:
found taxa (1st column); their habitats (2nd col-umn); constancy of taxa in subareas (3rd column); constancy of taxa in the defined orders (4th column); subareas where taxa are recorded for the first time (5th column); subareas where species recorded earlier by other researchers (6th column).
In the table of the floristic catalogue the following abbreviations are used:– subareas: 1 – Belles; 2 – Disoro; 3 – Mavrovouni (see
Table 2);– taxa in subareas: r –rare; s – scattered; c – common;– phytosociological orders: A – Populetalia albae
(Alnus, Platanus and Salix stands); B – Pruneta-lia spinosae (stands with Paliurus); C – Quercetalia pubescentis (Quercus, Ostrya and Castanea shrub-lands and forests); D – Fagetalia sylvaticae (Fagus, Tilia and Abies forests);
– taxa in a phytosociological order: vr – very rare; r – rare; s – scattered; c –common; vc – very common;
– authors abbreviations: G – Gamisans & Hebrard (1980); T: Theodoropoulos & al. (1995); At: Athana-siadis & al. (1993); M: Babalonas (1995); F: Fotiadis & Athanasiadis (2003); S: Strid (1986); S & K: Strid and Tan (1992).
346 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)
Results and discussion
A total of 483 taxa are reported in the floristic catalogue (Tables 3, 8) with 439 (405 new records) of these occur-ing in Mt Belles, 367 (65 new records) in Mt Disoro and 373 (21 new records) in Mt Mavrovouni. Furthermore, 429 taxa are found all over the area of Krousia and five of them are designated as new records.
The majority of registered taxa, belongs to dicot-yledones (391), followed by monocotyledones (75) (Table 4). Likewise, the majority of families belongs to dicotyledones (59), followed by monocotyledones (7), gymnosperms (4), and pteridophytes (2).
The majority of species appear in almost all vege-tation units, both forests and shrublands (Tables 5, 8), although their constancy values may vary. Howev-er, each of the four vegetation units bears a differ-ent number of species found solely in it (Table 6). In the case of azonal forests (Populetalia albae), the occurence of these species is related to special eco-logical conditions (water springs and rivers, or even wastelands) (Prieditis 1997). Likewise, the flora of Tilia, Fagus and Abies forests (Fagetalia sylvaticae) is diversified by a number of species, the occurrence of which could be related (Bergmeier & Dimopou-los 2001) to the lack of any considerable human im-pact, the climatic conditions (higher precipitation and lower temperatures), and the dense canopy.
Although only two species are found solely in Pru-netalia spinosae (Paliurus spina-christi shrublands), the shrublands of this order are the richest from the phytodiversity point of view, considering the low number of conducted relevés (Table 6). The species richness could be attributed to the fact that they are transitional between pastures and forests, thus lying inside an ecotone characterized by rich phytodiversi-ty (Vrachnakis & al. 2005).
An altitudinal decline has been observed spe-cies richness found between the low-altitude ther-mophilous shrublands (eg. Paliurus spina-chris-ti) and forests (eg. Quercus pubescens, Q. frainetto) and high-altitude forests (eg. Tilia tomentosa, Fagus sylvatica) (Tables 7, 8). It could be explained by the fact that the former have an open canopy (Kyriazo-poulos & al. 2006) subjected to human activity (by grazing, etc.), with has an impact on a significant number of species (e.g. Asperugo procumbens, Jug-lans regia; Mucina 1997).
Table 3. Taxa recorded in the three subareas of Krousia and Greek Belles Mts.
Taxa recorded
New taxa for the area
Belles 439 405
Disoro 367 65
Mavrovouni 373 21
Krousia (Disoro and Mavrovouni) 429 5
Total area 483 5
Table 4. Floristic composition in the three subareas of Krousia and Greek Belles Mts.
families species subspeciestaxa
(species + subspecies)
Pteridophyta 2 8 3 11
Gymnospermae 4 4 2 6
Dicotylidonae 59 309 82 391
Monocotylidonae 7 60 15 75
total 72 381 102 483
Table 5. Taxa per habitat (shrublands and forests).
Habitat Number of taxa (%)
only in forests 36.03
only in shrublands 4.14
in forests and shrublands 59.83
Table 6. Taxa per phytosociological order.
Phytosociological orderNumber of taxa found only in one
order
Total number of taxa
Number of taxa per
relevé (%)
Populetalia albae 36 333 30.11
Prunetalia spinosae 2 237 42.86
Quercetalia pubescentis 52 408 9.6
Fagetalia sylvaticae 19 248 17.44
Table 7. Taxa per habitat (low and high altitudes).
Habitat Number of taxa (%)
taxa found in shrublands and forests of low altitudes 33.51
taxa found almost in all habitats 30.00
taxa found in forests of middle and high altitudes 29.46
taxa found in forests of high altitudes 7.03
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(At,
T), 3
(At,
T)Be
tula
ceae
Alnu
s glu
tinos
a (L
.) Ga
ertn
. In
pur
e or m
ixed
with
Pla
tanu
s sta
nds,
alon
g str
eam
s and
wet
allu
vial
pla
ins
1, 2,
3: r
A: c
12
(At)
,3 (A
t)
Betu
la p
endu
la R
oth
A fe
w pl
ants
foun
d in
Fag
us fo
rests
1, 3:
rD:
vr1
3 (M
)Ca
rpin
us b
etul
us L
.M
ostly
in T
ilia
and
Fagu
s for
ests
1, 2:
r, 3
: sA:
r, C
: vr,
D: s
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)C.
orien
talis
Mill
.In
smal
l sta
nds b
ut is
also
one
of t
he m
ost
com
mon
spec
ies i
n al
l veg
etat
ion
units
of t
he
inve
stiga
ted
area
1, 2,
3: c
A: c,
B: r
, C: v
c, D:
s1
2 (A
t, G,
T),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Cory
lus a
vella
na L
.1,
2, 3:
rA:
s, C
: vr,
D: s
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Ostr
ya ca
rpin
ifolia
Sco
p.In
smal
l sta
nds o
r sca
ttere
d in
fore
st of
the
inve
stiga
ted
area
1: s,
2: r
, 3: s
A: r,
C, D
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Bora
gina
ceae
Aspe
rugo
pro
cum
bens
L.
Relat
ed to
graz
ing
1: r
A: vr
1Li
thos
perm
um p
urpu
roca
erul
eum
L.
Relat
ed to
graz
ing
1, 2,
3: r
B: r,
C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t)M
yoso
tis a
rven
sis (L
.) H
ill su
bsp.
arv
ensis
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1,
2, 3:
rA:
vr, B
: s, C
: r, D
: vr
12
(F),
3 (F
)M
. incr
assa
ta G
uss.
Relat
ed to
graz
ing
2: s,
3: r
C: r
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
M. r
amos
issim
a Ro
chel
subs
p. ra
mos
issim
aRa
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds
1: s,
2, 3
: cA:
s, B
: vc,
C: c,
D: v
r1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
M. s
ylvat
ica su
bsp.
cyan
ea (H
ayek
) Ves
terg
r.1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: sA:
s, B
: c, C
: r, D
: vr
1, 2,
3Th
e rec
ord
of M
. sylv
atica
subs
p. su
barv
en-
sis G
rau
by T
heod
orop
oulo
s & al
. (19
95) f
rom
Kr
ousia
(2 an
d 3)
may
refe
r to
the s
ubsp
. cy-
anea
. Pu
lmon
aria
mol
lis H
orne
m.
1: r
A, C
: vr
1Sy
mph
ytum
bul
bosu
m S
chim
p.M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us fr
aine
tto fo
rests
1, 2,
3: r
A: s,
C: r
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)S.
otto
man
um F
riv.
1, 2,
3: r
A: s,
B: v
r, C,
D: r
1, 2
3 (F
)Ca
mpa
nula
ceae
Cam
panu
la li
ngul
ata
Wal
dst.
& K
it.
1, 2,
3: r
B, C
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
349Phytol. Balcan. 14(3) • Sofia • 2008 Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsC.
per
sicifo
lia L
. M
ostly
in fo
rests
1: s,
2, 3
: cA:
vr, B
: r, C
, D: c
1 (S
&K)
, 2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T, F
)C.
spar
sa su
bsp.
spha
erot
hrix
(Gris
eb.)
Hay
ekM
ostly
in fo
rests
1: s,
2, 3
: cA:
vr, B
: s, C
, D: c
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
T)C.
trac
heliu
m su
bsp.
atho
a (B
oiss
. & H
eldr.)
H
ayek
M
ostly
in fo
rests
1: s,
2: r
, 3: s
A: vr
, C: s
, D: v
c1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)
Cann
abac
eae
Hum
ulus
lupu
lus L
.Na
turil
ized
mos
tly in
Aln
us st
ands
1: r,
2: s
A: c,
B, D
: vr
12
(At)
Capr
ifolia
ceae
Loni
cera
capr
ifoliu
m L
.1,
2, 3:
rA:
r, C
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)L.
etru
sca
Sant
i 1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: cA,
B: v
r, C:
c, D
: vr
12
(At,
G), 3
(At,
M, T
)Sa
mbu
cus n
igra
L.
1, 2,
3: r
A: c,
B, C
: vr,
D: r
1, 2
3 (M
)Ca
ryop
hylla
ceae
Agro
stem
ma
gith
ago L
. sub
sp. g
ithag
oIn
Que
rcus
frai
netto
fore
sts2,
3: r
C: vr
32
(F)
Aren
aria
lept
ocla
dos (
Rchb
.) Gu
ss.
Loca
lly co
mm
on1,
2, 3:
rA,
B: s
, C: r
, D: v
r1,
23
(M)
C. b
rach
ypeta
lum
subs
p. te
nore
anum
(Ser
.) So
óRa
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
A, B
, C: s
, D: v
r1,
23
(M)
C. fo
ntan
um su
bsp.
vul
gare
(Har
tm.)
Greu
ter &
Bu
rdet
1: r
D: vr
1 (S
)
C. gl
omer
atum
Thu
ill.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1,
2, 3:
rB:
s, C
: vr
1, 2
3 (M
)C.
pum
illum
subs
p. gl
utin
osum
(Frie
s) C
orb.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1,
2: r
B, C
, D: v
r1
2 (F
)C.
sem
idec
andr
um L
.Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds
1, 2,
3: r
A: r,
B: s
, C: v
r1,
23
(F)
Dian
thus
cory
mbo
sus S
m.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1,
2: r
B, C
: vr
12
(At)
D. cr
uent
us G
riseb
.Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds
1, 2,
3: r
B, C
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
D. gi
gant
eus d
’Urv
.1:
rC:
vr1
(S)
Moe
hrin
gia
trine
rvia
(L.)
Clai
rv.
Mos
tly in
Fag
us fo
rests
1, 3:
rC:
vr, D
: s1
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Moe
nchi
a m
antic
a (L
.) Ba
rtl.
Very
com
mon
in Q
uerc
us fo
rests
1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: sA:
vr, B
, C: c
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Petro
rhag
ia il
lyric
a su
bsp.
hay
nald
iana
(Jan
ka)
P.W. B
all &
Hey
wood
1, 2,
3: r
A: r,
B: s
, C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)
Sapo
naria
offic
inal
is L.
In w
et p
lace
s1,
2, 3:
rA:
r1,
23
(M)
Silen
e atro
purp
urea
(Gris
eb.)
Greu
ter &
Bur
det
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
fore
sts
1, 2:
s, 3
: 3A:
vr, C
: s, D
: c1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)S.
com
pacta
Fisc
h.
In C
asta
nea
stand
s1:
rC,
D: v
rS.
coni
ca L
.M
ostly
in sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: r
, C: v
r1,
32
(F)
S. co
rona
ria (L
.) Cl
airv
.M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us fo
rests
1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: sA:
vr, C
, D: s
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)S.
italic
a (L
.) Pe
rs. s
ubsp
. ita
lica
One o
f the
mos
t com
mon
spec
ies i
n Qu
ercu
s fo
rests
1, 2,
3: c
A, B
: r, C
: vc,
D: s
12
(At,
G, T
), 3
(At,
M, T
)
S. vi
ridifl
ora
L.M
ostly
in fo
rests
1, 2,
3: r
A, C
, D: r
12
(At,
G), 3
(At,
M, T
)S.
vulga
ris su
bsp.
bos
niac
a (G
. Bec
k) G
reut
er &
al.
Very
com
mon
in fo
rests
1: c,
2: s
, 3: c
A, C
, D: c
12
(At,
G, T
), 3
(At,
M, T
)St
ellar
ia a
quat
ica (L
.) Sc
op.
In w
et p
lace
s3:
rA:
vr3
(At)
S. m
edia
(L.)
Vill.
It en
ters
into
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds1:
c, 2
, 3: s
A, B
: c, C
: s, D
: r1,
23
(M)
350 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsCe
lastr
acea
eEu
onym
us eu
ropa
eus L
. 1,
2, 3:
rA:
r, B
, C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t)E.
latif
oliu
s Mill
. M
ostly
in fo
rests
of h
igh
altit
udes
1, 3:
rC:
vr, D
: vr
13
(F)
Cista
ceae
Cistu
s cre
ticus
L. s
ubsp
. cre
ticus
1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: rA,
B: v
r, C:
s1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t)Co
mpo
sitae
Achi
llea
clype
olat
a Sm
. M
ostly
in fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds o
f low
altit
udes
1: s,
2: c
, 3: s
A: r,
B, C
: c1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)A.
gran
difo
lia F
riv.
Mos
tly in
fore
sts1:
rA:
r, C
, D: v
r1
A. m
illefo
lium
L. s
ubsp
. mill
efoliu
m1,
2, 3:
rA,
B: v
r, C:
r1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
)An
them
is ar
vens
is L.
subs
p. ar
vens
isM
ostly
in sh
rubl
ands
and
open
woo
dlan
ds1:
c, 2
: r, 3
: sA:
r, B
: vc,
C: c,
D: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t)A.
tinc
toria
subs
p. a
ustra
lis R
. Fer
nánd
ezM
ostly
in sh
rubl
ands
and
open
woo
dlan
ds1:
s, 2
, 3: c
A: vr
, B, C
: c, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
Arct
ium
min
us B
ernh
.In
wet
pla
ces
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
A: c,
C: r
1, 2
3 (M
)Ar
tem
isia
vulga
ris L
.In
wet
and
dum
p pl
aces
1, 2,
3: r
A: c,
B: v
r1,
23
(M)
Belli
s per
enni
s L.
Mos
tly in
Pal
iuru
s shr
ubla
nds
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: r
1, 3
2 (F
)Ce
ntau
rea
cf a
ffini
s Friv
. sub
sp. a
ffini
s1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: rA:
vr, B
: r, C
: s1
(S&
T), 2
(At,
F), 3
(At,
T, F)
Chon
drill
a ju
ncea
L.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2:
rC:
vr1
2 (A
t)Cr
epis
sanc
ta (L
.) Ba
bc.
Mos
tly in
Pal
iuru
s shr
ubla
nds
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: c
, C: v
r1,
23
(F)
Doro
nicu
m h
unga
ricum
Rch
b. f.
3: r
C: vr
3 (A
t, T)
D. or
ienta
le H
offm
.1,
2, 3:
rA,
C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t)He
dypn
ois c
retic
a (L
.) Du
m.C
ours
. M
ostly
in P
aliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1,
3: r
B: s,
C: v
r1
3 (F
)Hi
erac
ium
bau
hini
Bes
ser
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B, C
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)H
. cym
osum
L.
1, 2,
3: r
C, D
: vr
1 (S
), 2
(At),
3 (A
t, T,
F)H
. mac
rant
hum
(Ten
.) Te
n. su
bsp.
mac
rant
hum
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rB:
vr, C
: r, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t)H
. mur
orum
L.
1, 3:
rC:
vr, D
: r1
3 (A
t, M
)H
. pilo
sello
ides
Vill
. sub
sp. p
ilose
lloid
es1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rB,
C: r
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)H
. rac
emos
um W
illd.
1,
2: r,
3: s
A, C
, D: r
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)H
. rec
hing
erio
rum
Zah
n M
ostly
in F
agus
fore
sts1:
s, 2
, 3: r
C: vr
, D: c
12
(At),
3 (A
t)H
. um
bella
tum
L.
1, 2,
3: r
C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Hypo
chae
ris cr
eten
sis (L
.) Bo
ry &
Cha
ub. –
Co
rrec
t spe
lling
(vs.
‘Hyp
ocho
eris’
) acc
ordi
ng to
Gr
eute
r & al
. (19
93: 5
57)
Mos
tly in
Pal
iuru
s shr
ubla
nds
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
A: r,
B: c
, C: r
12
(F),
3 (F
)
Lactu
ca se
rrio
la L
.1,
2, 3:
sA:
s, B
: c, C
: r, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Lactu
ca v
imin
ea (L
.) J. &
C. P
resl
subs
p. v
imin
ea
1: r,
2: c
, 3: s
C: s,
D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)La
psan
a co
mm
unis
L. su
bsp.
com
mun
isCo
mm
on in
fore
sts1,
2: c,
3: s
A: c,
B: v
r, C,
D: c
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
T)Le
onto
don
cicho
riace
us (T
en.)
Sang
uin.
Ve
ry co
mm
on in
Que
rcus
frai
netto
fore
sts
1: r,
2, 3
: cA:
r, B
: s, C
: c, D
: vr
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)Le
onto
don
crisp
us V
ill. s
ubsp
. cris
pus
In th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B, C
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Le
onto
don
hisp
idus
L. s
ubsp
. hisp
idus
In
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds2:
s, 3
: rB:
s, C
: vr
2 (F
), 3
(F)
351Phytol. Balcan. 14(3) • Sofia • 2008 Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsM
atric
aria
recu
tita
L. -
For c
orre
ct n
omec
latur
e of
the c
ham
omile
, see
Jeffr
ey (1
979:
350
)1,
2, 3:
rA:
r, B
: c, C
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)
Myc
elis m
ural
is (L
.) Du
mor
t. Ve
ry co
mm
on in
Aln
us an
d Fa
gus f
ores
ts1:
c, 2
: r, 3
: sA:
c, B
, C: r
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Pr
enan
thes
pur
pure
a L.
It wa
s fou
nd in
one
loca
lity,
insid
e Tili
a fo
rest
1: r
D: vr
1Rh
agad
iolu
s stel
latu
s (L.
) Gae
rtn.
1: s,
2, 3
: rA:
c, B
: vr,
C: vr
12
(F),
3 (F
)Si
lybum
mar
ianu
m (L
.) Ga
ertn
.Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us sh
rubl
ands
1,
2, 3:
rA:
s, B
: c1,
23
(F)
Tara
xacu
m of
ficin
ale a
ggr.
Scat
tere
d in
azon
al fo
rests
and
Paliu
rus
shru
blan
ds1,
2, 3:
rA,
B: s
, C: v
r1,
23
(M)
Teph
rose
ris in
tegrif
olia
subs
p. a
uche
ri (D
C.) N
ord.
1,
3: r
A: vr
31
(S)
Trag
opog
on d
ubiu
s Sco
p.Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rB,
C: v
r1,
23
(M)
Conv
olvu
lace
aeCa
lyste
gia
sepi
um (L
.) R.
Br.
1: r
A, B
, C, D
: vr
1Co
nvol
vulu
s can
tabr
ica L
.Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds2,
3: r
A, C
: vr
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Corn
acea
eCo
rnus
mas
L.
Very
com
mon
in sh
rubl
ands
and
fore
sts1:
s, 2
, 3: c
A, B
: s, C
, D: c
12
(At,
G, T
), 3
(At,
M, T
)C.
sang
uine
a (C
.A. M
ey.)
Jáv.
subs
p. au
stral
isM
ostly
in P
lata
nus s
tand
s 1,
2, 3:
rA:
vc, C
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)Cr
assu
lace
aeSe
dum
cepa
ea L
. On
rock
s, in
side f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, C: r
, D: s
12
(At,
G), 3
(At,
M, T
)S.
hisp
anicu
m L
. On
rock
s, in
side f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: r
C: vr
, D: s
1, 2
3 (F
)Um
bilic
us lu
teus
(Hud
s.) W
ebb
& B
erth
el.M
ostly
in T
ilia
stand
s1,
2: r
D: vr
1, 2
U. ru
pestr
is (S
alisb
.) D
andy
On ro
cks,
insid
e for
ests
and
shru
blan
ds1,
2, 3:
rA,
B, C
, D: v
r1,
23
(M, F
)Cr
ucife
rae
Allia
ria p
etio
lata
(M. B
ieb.
) Cav
ara &
Gra
nde
Mos
tly in
azon
al fo
rests
1, 3:
rA:
s, B
, C, D
: vr
13
(At,
M, T
)Al
yssu
m m
ural
e Wal
dst.
& K
it.
1, 2,
3: r
A, B
: vr,
C: r,
D: v
r2
1 (S
), 3
(M)
Alys
sum
turk
esta
nicu
m R
egel
& S
chm
alh.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: r
, C, D
: vr
1, 2
3 (F
)Ar
abid
opsis
thal
iana
(L.)
Hey
nh.
1, 2,
3: r
A, B
, C: r
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Arab
is la
xa Sm
. M
ostly
in fo
rests
1, 3:
rA:
r, C
: vr,
D: r
13
(F)
A. sa
gitta
ta (B
erto
l.) D
C.
Mos
tly in
fore
sts1,
3: r
A, C
, D: v
r1
3 (A
t, M
, T)
A. tu
rrita
L.
Mos
tly in
fore
sts, e
spec
ially
of h
igh
altit
udes
1, 2:
r, 3
: sA,
C: r
, D: c
1, 2
3 (M
)Be
rtero
a or
bicu
lata
DC.
1, 2:
rA,
C: v
r1,
2Ca
lepin
a irr
egul
aris
(Ass
o) T
hell.
Scat
tere
d in
azon
al fo
rests
and
Paliu
rus
shru
blan
ds1,
2, 3:
rA,
B: s
1, 2
3 (M
)
Caps
ella
burs
a-pa
storis
(L.)
Med
ik.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1: s,
2: r
, 3: s
A: c,
B: v
c, C:
vr1
2 (F
), 3
(F)
Card
amin
e acr
is Gr
iseb.
In
wet
pla
ces
1, 3:
rΑ:
vr1,
3C.
bul
bifer
a (L
.) Cr
antz
Mos
tly in
Fag
us fo
rests
1:
r, 3
: sA:
r, C
: vr,
D: c
13
(At,
M, T
)C.
grae
ca L
.M
ostly
in fo
rests
1, 2:
c, 3
: sA:
vc, B
: r, C
, D: c
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)C.
hirs
uta
L.
Mos
tly in
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
of l
ow al
titud
es1:
s, 2
: c, 3
: sA,
B, C
: s, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
352 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsC.
impa
tiens
subs
p. p
ectin
ata
(Pal
l. ex
DC.
) Tra
utv.
1, 2:
rA,
C: v
r1,
2Dr
aba
mur
alis
L.Ve
ry co
mm
on sp
ecie
s of P
aliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: cA:
vr, B
: vc,
C: r
1, 2
3 (M
)Er
ysim
um cu
spid
atum
(M. B
ieb.
) DC.
Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds1,
3: r
A, C
, D: v
r1
(S),
3 (M
)Er
ysim
um cr
assis
tylu
m C
. Pre
sl1,
2: r
A: vr
, B: r
, C, D
: vr
1, 2
Luna
ria a
nnua
subs
p. p
achy
rhiz
a (B
orbá
s) H
ayek
M
ostly
in az
onal
and
Fagu
s for
ests
1: s,
2: r
A: s,
C: v
r, D:
s1,
2Na
sturti
um of
ficin
ale R
. Br.
A ra
re sp
ecie
s of P
aliu
rus s
hrub
land
s2:
rB:
vr2
(F)
Rorr
ipa
thra
cica
(Gris
eb.)
Frits
chM
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
A: vr
, B: s
, C: r
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)Si
sym
briu
m of
ficin
ale (
L.) S
cop.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds,
espe
cially
in P
aliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A: s,
B: v
c, C:
vr1
2 (F
), 3
(F)
Tees
dalia
coro
nopi
folia
(Ber
gere
t) Th
ell.
1, 2,
3: r
B: r,
C: v
r1,
23
(M)
Thla
spi p
erfo
liatu
m L
. sub
sp. p
erfo
liatu
mRa
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds1,
2, 3:
rA,
B, C
: vr
1, 2,
3Di
psac
acea
eKn
autia
am
bigu
a (F
riv.)
Boiss
. & O
rph.
1, 2,
3: r
C, D
: r1
2 (S
&K)
, 3 (T
)K.
arv
ensis
(L.)
Coul
t. Ve
ry co
mm
on in
Pal
iuru
s shr
ubla
nds
1, 2,
3: r
A: r,
B: v
c, C:
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)K.
integ
rifol
ia (L
.) Be
rtol. s
ubsp
. integ
rifol
ia
1: r
C: vr
1K.
mac
edon
ica G
riseb
. 1,
2: r,
3: s
A: vr
, B: s
, C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Erica
ceae
Vacc
iniu
m m
yrtil
lus L
.Ra
re, in
Fag
us fo
rests
1: r
1 (S
)Eu
phor
biac
eae
Euph
orbi
a am
ygda
loid
es L
. sub
sp. a
myg
dalo
ides
Com
mon
in fo
rests
, loca
lly ve
ry co
mm
on1:
c, 2
: s, 3
: cA:
vc, C
: c, D
: vc
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)E.
bar
relie
ri Sa
vi1,
2: r
C: vr
12
(At)
E. cy
paris
sias L
.3:
rC:
vr3
(At)
E. ep
ithym
oide
s L.
1, 2,
3: r
A: r,
C: v
r1,
23
(F)
E. h
elios
copi
a L.
Mos
tly in
Pal
iuru
s shr
ubla
nds
1, 2,
3: r
A: s,
B: c
, C: v
r1,
23
(M)
E. li
ngul
ata
Heu
ff.2,
3: r
C: vr
23
(F)
E. p
laty
phyl
los L
. A
rare
spec
ies o
f azo
nal f
ores
ts1,
2: r
A: r
12
(F)
E. ta
urin
ensis
All.
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B, C
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)Fa
gace
aeCa
stane
a sa
tiva
Mill
.Ta
xon
does
not
form
pur
e sta
nds e
xcep
t in
east
part
of G
reek
Bell
es (s
mal
l thi
cket
s in
Fagu
s an
d Qu
ercu
s for
ests)
. In
Krou
sia fo
und
only
as
juve
nile
1, 2,
3: r
A: s,
C, D
: vr
1, 2
3 (M
)
Fagu
s sylv
atica
L. s
ubsp
. sylv
atica
Taxo
n fo
rmed
exte
nsiv
e for
ests,
mai
nly i
n Be
lles
1: c,
2: r
, 3: c
A: vr
, C: r
, D: v
c1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)Qu
ercu
s cer
ris L
. 1,
2: r
C, D
: vr
12
(At,
G)Q.
cocc
ifera
L.
Taxo
n fo
rmed
exte
nsiv
e shr
ubla
nds i
n so
uthe
ast
part
of B
elles
and
in ea
st - s
outh
east
part
of
Mav
rovo
uni
1: s,
3: c
A, B
: r, C
: c1
3 (A
t, M
)
Q. f
rain
etto
Ten
.Ta
xon
form
ed ex
tens
ive f
ores
ts, m
ainl
y in
Krou
sia1:
r, 2
, 3: c
A: vr
, B: r
, C: c
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t, G,
T),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
353Phytol. Balcan. 14(3) • Sofia • 2008 Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsQ.
pet
raea
subs
p. m
edwe
diew
ii (A
. Cam
us)
Men
itsky
Taxo
n fo
rmed
exte
nsiv
e for
ests
in K
rous
ia an
d Be
lles
1: c,
2: s
, 3: c
A: r,
C: v
c, D:
vc1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
Q. p
ubes
cens
Will
d.Ta
xon
form
ed ex
tens
ive f
ores
ts, m
ainl
y in
Krou
sia1:
r, 2
, 3: c
A: s,
B, C
: c1
2 (A
t, G)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
Q. ro
bur s
ubsp
. ped
uncu
liflo
ra (K
. Koc
h) M
enits
ky1,
2, 3:
rB,
C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Gent
iana
ceae
Cent
auriu
m er
ythr
aea
Rafn
subs
p. er
ythr
aea
1, 2:
rB:
r, C
: vr
12
(At)
Gera
niac
eae
Gera
nium
colu
mbi
num
L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds1,
2, 3:
rA:
r, B
: s, C
: r, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
G. lu
cidum
L.
Very
com
mon
in fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds o
f low
al
titud
es1,
2, 3:
cA,
B, C
: vc,
D: r
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)
G. m
acro
rrhi
zum
L.
In T
ilia
stand
s1,
3: r
D: vr
31
(S)
G. m
olle
subs
p. b
rutiu
m (G
asp.
) Gra
ebn.
3: r
C: vr
3 (F
)G.
mol
le L.
subs
p. m
olle
1, 2,
3: r
A: s,
B: v
c, C:
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
F)G.
pus
illum
Bur
m. f.
1, 2:
rA:
s, B
: s, C
: vr
12
(F)
G. ro
berti
anum
L. s
ubsp
. rob
ertia
num
Mos
tly in
wet
and
dum
p pl
aces
1: s,
2, 3
: rA:
c, B
: vr,
C, D
: s1
2 (F
), 3
(F)
G. ro
tund
ifoliu
m L
.M
ostly
in fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds o
f low
altit
udes
1: s,
2: r
, 3: s
A, B
: c, C
: r, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)G.
sang
uine
um L
.3:
rC:
vr3
(At,
M)
Gutti
ferae
Hype
ricum
mon
tbre
tii Sp
ach
Rare
, in in
to th
erm
ophi
lus Q
uerc
us fo
rests
1: s,
2: c
, 3: s
A: vr
, C: c
, D: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
H. o
lym
picu
m L
.Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds2,
3: r
C: vr
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
H. p
erfo
ratu
m L
.Co
mm
on in
ther
mop
hilu
s Que
rcus
fore
sts1:
r, 2
, 3: c
A, B
: s, C
: c, D
: r1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
Jugla
ndac
eae
Jugla
ns re
gia
L.Na
tura
lized
in B
elles
and
Krou
sia m
ount
ains
. Its
occu
rren
ce is
relat
ed w
ith h
uman
activ
ities
1: r,
2: s
A: c,
C, D
: vr
1, 2
Labi
atae
Ajug
a ge
neve
nsis
L.
1, 2,
3: r
A, C
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)A.
rept
ans L
. In
good
qua
lity s
tand
s 1,
2, 3:
rA:
r, B
, C: v
r, D:
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Glec
hom
a hi
rsut
a W
alds
t. &
Kit.
1,
2, 3:
rA,
C, D
: vr
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)La
miu
m a
mpl
exica
ule L
. sub
sp. a
mpl
exica
ule
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
2: r
C: vr
2 (A
t, M
)L.
mac
ulat
um L
. Co
mm
on in
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: c
A: vc
, B: c
, C: s
, D: c
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Lyco
pus e
urop
aeus
L.
In w
et p
lace
s 1,
2, 3:
rA:
s1,
32
(F)
Meli
ttis m
elisso
phyl
lum
subs
p. a
lbid
a (G
uss.)
P.W
.Bal
l Lo
cally
com
mon
in fo
rests
1, 2:
r, 3
: sA:
s, C
: r, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Phlo
mis
sam
ia L
. In
Que
rcus
frai
netto
fore
sts
3: r
C: vr
3 (F
)Pr
unell
a la
cinia
ta (L
.) L.
1,
2, 3:
rA:
vr, B
: r, C
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
P. vu
lgaris
L.
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
A: c,
C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t)Sa
lvia
glut
inos
a L.
In
good
qua
lity s
tand
s 1:
rA,
D: v
r1
Satu
reja
vul
garis
(L.)
Frits
ch
Very
com
mon
spec
ies o
f Que
rcus
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
cA,
B: s
, C: v
c, D:
c1
2 (A
t, G)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
354 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsSc
utell
aria
colu
mna
e All.
subs
p. co
lum
nae
Mos
tly in
fore
sts1,
2: s,
3: c
A: s,
C: s
, D: c
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)St
achy
s alo
pecu
rus (
L.) B
enth
.1:
rC:
vr1
S. ge
rman
ica L
. sub
sp. g
erm
anica
Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds
1, 2,
3: r
B, C
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)S.
palu
stris
L.
3: r
C: vr
3 (A
t, T)
S. pl
umos
a Gr
iseb.
Ra
re, in
good
qua
lity s
tand
s1,
2, 3:
rC:
vr1
(S),
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)S.
recta
subs
p. su
bcre
nata
(Vis.
) Briq
. 1
: rC:
vr1
S. sy
lvatic
a L.
Ra
re, in
good
qua
lity s
tand
s1,
2: r
A: s,
C: v
r1
2 (A
t)Te
ucriu
m ca
pita
tum
L.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1,
2, 3:
rB:
r, C
: vr
1, 2
3 (M
)T.
cham
aedr
ys L
. sub
sp. c
ham
aedr
ys
Com
mon
in fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds1:
s, 2
, 3: c
A: r,
B: c
, C: v
c, D:
vr1
(S),
2 (A
t, G,
F),
3 (A
t, M
, T, F
)Th
ymus
long
icaul
is C.
Pre
sl Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilo
us fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds
1, 3:
rB,
C: v
.r.1
3 (F
)T.
sibt
horp
ii Be
nth.
Co
mm
on in
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: c
A: s,
B: c
, C: v
c, D:
vr1
(S),
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Le
gum
inos
aeAs
traga
lus g
lycyp
hyllo
s L.
Mos
tly in
fore
sts1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A: s,
C, D
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)A.
glyc
yphy
lloid
es D
C.
One l
ocal
ity in
Pla
tanu
s sta
nd
2: r
A: vr
2 (F
)A.
onob
rych
is L.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lus f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 3:
rA,
B, C
: vr
13
(At)
Cham
aecy
tisus
supi
nus (
L.) L
ink
Mos
tly in
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
rA,
C: v
r, D:
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)C.
trifl
orus
(Lam
.) Sk
alick
á M
ostly
in fo
rests
1, 2,
3: r
C: r,
D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)Co
lute
a ar
bore
scen
s L.
3: r
C: vr
3 (A
t, F)
Dory
cniu
m h
erba
ceum
Vill
. sub
sp. h
erba
ceum
M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us p
ubes
cens
fore
sts1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rC:
r1
2 (A
t, S)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T, S
)Ge
nista
carin
alis
Grise
b.
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
and
Fagu
s for
ests
1, 2:
r, 3
: sC:
r, D
: vr
1 (S
), 2
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
G. ti
ncto
ria L
. 1:
rC,
D: v
r1
Hipp
ocre
pis e
mer
us su
bsp.
emer
oide
s (Bo
iss. &
Sp
rune
r) L
asse
n M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us sh
rubl
ands
1,
2, 3:
rA,
C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)
Lath
yrus
aph
aca
L.
1, 2,
3: r
B: vr
, C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
L. la
xiflo
rus (
Desf.
) Kun
tze
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
and
Fagu
s for
ests
1, 2,
3: c
C: c,
D: v
c1
2 (A
t, S)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T, S
)L.
nig
er (L
.) Be
rnh.
subs
p. ni
ger
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
and
Fagu
s for
ests
1, 2:
s, 3
: cC:
r, D
: vr
12
(At,
G), 3
(At,
M, T
)L.
niss
olia
L.
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
B, C
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)L.
pra
tens
is L.
In
Cas
tane
a an
d Fa
gus f
ores
ts1:
rC,
D: v
r1
(S)
L. sp
haer
icus R
etz.
1: r,
2: c
, 3: s
A: vr
, B, C
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)L.
vene
tus (
Mill
.) W
ohlf.
M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us p
etra
ea su
bsp.
med
wedi
ewii
and
Tilia
fore
sts
1: c,
2: r
, 3: s
C: s,
D: c
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
T)
Lens
nig
rican
s (M
. Bie
b.) G
ordo
n 1,
2, 3:
rC,
D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Lotu
s cor
nicu
latu
s L.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lus f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: r
B: r,
C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Lu
pinu
s ang
ustif
oliu
s L.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lus f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2:
rC:
vr1
2 (A
t)M
edica
go a
rabi
ca (L
.) Hu
ds.
Very
com
mon
in P
aliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1,
2, 3:
rA:
s, B
: vc,
C: vr
1, 2
3 (F
)M
. lupu
lina
L.
1, 2:
r, 3
: sA:
vr, B
: r, C
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
M. m
inim
a (L
.) Ba
rtal
. 1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rA:
r, C
: s1,
23
(M)
355Phytol. Balcan. 14(3) • Sofia • 2008 Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsM
. mon
speli
aca
(L.)
Trau
tv.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lus f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2:
rA:
vr, B
: r, C
: vr
1, 2
M. r
igid
ula
(L.)
All.
1, 2,
3: r
B, C
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)M
elilo
tus o
fficin
alis
(L.)
Pall.
1, 2:
rA:
r, C
: vr
12
(F)
Orni
thop
us co
mpr
essu
s L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: r,
2, 3
: sA:
vr, B
, C: s
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Ro
bini
a ps
eudo
acac
ia L
. Do
ubtfu
lly n
atur
alize
d. It
s occ
urre
nce i
s co
nnec
ted
with
hum
an im
pact
1,
2: r
A: vr
1, 2
Spar
tium
junc
eum
L.
Foun
d on
ly in
the S
E pa
rt o
f Bell
es, in
Que
rcus
sh
rubl
ands
1:
rC:
vr1
Trifo
lium
alp
estre
L.
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
fore
sts
1: s,
2: r
, 3: s
A, B
: vr,
C: s,
D: r
1 (S
), 2
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
T. a
ngus
tifol
ium
L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: r,
2, 3
: sB,
C: s
12
(At),
3 (A
t)T.
arv
ense
L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: r,
2, 3
: sA:
vr, C
: s, D
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
T. ca
mpe
stre S
chre
b.
Scat
tere
d in
to fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds1,
2: s,
3: r
B, C
, D: s
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
T. gl
omer
atum
L.
1, 2,
3: r
B, C
: vr
1, 2
3 (F
)T.
hirt
um A
ll.
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
B: r,
C: s
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
T. m
ediu
m su
bsp.
bal
cani
cum
Vele
n.
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
fore
sts
1, 2,
3: s
A: s,
B: r
, C, D
: s1
(H),
2 (A
t, H
), 3
(At,
T, H
)T.
ochr
oleu
con
Huds
. M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us fo
rests
1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A, B
: vr,
C: r,
D: c
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
T. p
igna
ntii
Fauc
hé &
Cha
ub.
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
fore
sts
1: r
C, D
: vr
1T.
repe
ns L
. 1,
2, 3:
rC,
D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)T.
subt
erra
neum
L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: s,
2: c
, 3: s
A: vr
, B: c
, C: s
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Vicia
cassu
bica
L.
1, 2:
r, 3
: sA:
vr, B
, C: r
, D: s
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
V. gr
andi
flora
Sco
p.
Com
mon
spec
ies o
f for
ests
and
shru
blan
ds1,
2, 3:
cA,
B, C
: c, D
: s1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
V. h
irsut
a (L
.) S.
F. Gr
ay
Com
mon
spec
ies o
f for
ests
and
shru
blan
ds1,
2, 3:
cA:
r, B
: c, C
: vc,
D: s
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
V. la
thyr
oide
s L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: r,
2: c
, 3: s
A: vr
, B: c
, C: s
12
(At),
3 (A
t)V.
tenu
ifolia
subs
p. d
alm
atica
(A. K
ern.
) Gre
uter
In
Que
rcus
fore
sts3:
rC:
vr3
(At,
M, T
, S)
V. te
trasp
erm
a (L
.) Sc
hreb
. 1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: rC:
s, D
: r1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
V. v
illos
a su
bsp.
varia
(Hos
t) Co
rb.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: s
, C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
V. v
illos
a Ro
th su
bsp.
villo
sa
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: s,
2: r
, 3: s
A: r,
B: c
, C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
Lina
ceae
Linu
m th
racic
um D
egen
1:
rC:
vr1
Mor
acea
eFi
cus c
arica
L.
Doub
tfully
nat
ural
ized.
Its o
ccur
renc
e is
conn
ecte
d w
ith h
uman
impa
ct1,
2: r
A, B
, C: v
r1,
2
Mor
us a
lba
L.
Doub
tfully
nat
ural
ized.
Its o
ccur
renc
e is
conn
ecte
d w
ith h
uman
impa
ct
2: r
A: vr
2 (F
)
Olea
ceae
Frax
inus
ornu
s L.
Very
com
mon
spec
ies i
n fo
rests
1, 2,
3: c
A: vc
, B: s
, C: v
c, D:
vc1
2 (A
t, G,
T),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Jasm
inum
frut
icans
L.
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
shru
blan
ds
1, 2,
3: r
A, B
: vr,
C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t)Li
gustr
um v
ulga
re L
. Ra
re, in
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
2, 3:
sA,
B, C
: r, D
: vr
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
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356 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsOl
ea eu
ropa
ea su
bsp.
olea
ster (
Hof
fm. &
Lin
k)
Nego
di
In o
ne lo
calit
y in
Quer
cus s
hrub
land
s3:
rB:
vr3
(F)
Phill
yrea
latif
olia
L.
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
shru
blan
ds
1, 3:
rC:
r1
3 (F
)On
agra
ceae
Circ
aea
lute
tiana
L.
In w
et p
lace
s 1,
2: r
A, D
: vr
12
(F)
Epilo
bium
ang
ustif
oliu
m L
. M
ostly
in F
agus
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
rC,
D: v
r2
1 (S
), 3
(M)
E. la
nceo
latu
m S
ebas
t. &
Mau
ri M
ostly
in F
agus
fore
sts1,
3: r
C: vr
, D: c
13
(At,
T)E.
par
viflo
rum
Sch
reb.
M
ostly
in F
agus
fore
sts1:
rA,
C: v
r1
Oxal
idac
eae
Oxal
is ac
etos
ella
L.
In w
et an
d du
mp
plac
es1,
2: r
A: s,
B: v
r1
2 (F
)Pa
pava
race
aeCh
elido
nium
maj
us L
. 1,
2, 3:
rA:
r, C
: vr
1, 2
3 (M
)Co
ryda
lis so
lida
(L.)
Swar
t In
good
qua
lity s
tand
s 2,
3: r
C, D
: vr
23
(M)
Fum
aria
par
viflo
ra L
am.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lous
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1,
2, 3:
rA:
vr, B
: vc,
C: r
1, 2,
3Pa
pave
r dub
ium
L. s
ubsp
. dub
ium
Ra
re, in
shru
blan
ds
1, 2:
rB:
r, C
: vr
12
(F)
P. rh
oeas
L.
Rare
, in sh
rubl
ands
1,
2, 3:
rA:
s, B
: c, C
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)Ph
ytol
acac
eae
Phyt
olac
ca a
mer
icana
L.
Mos
tly in
Aln
us st
ands
1,
2: r
A: s
12
(F)
Plan
tagi
nace
aePl
anta
go b
ellar
dii A
ll.
Rare
, in P
aliu
rus s
tand
s 1,
2: r
B: r
1, 2
P. la
nceo
lata
L.
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: s
, C: v
r1
(S&
K), 2
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)P.
maj
or L
. sub
sp. m
ajor
In
Aln
us st
ands
1, 2,
3: r
A: s
12
(F),
3 (M
)Pl
atan
acea
ePl
atan
us or
ienta
lis L
. In
pur
e or m
ixed
with
Aln
us o
r Sal
ix st
ands
, alo
ng
strea
ms a
nd w
et al
luvi
al p
lain
s1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A: vc
, C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)
Plum
bagi
nace
aeAr
mer
ia ru
meli
ca B
oiss
. 1,
2, 3:
rA,
C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Poly
gona
ceae
Falo
pia
conv
olvu
lus (
L.) Á
. Löv
e 1:
s, 3
: rA:
s, B
: vr,
C: r,
D: s
13
(At,
M, T
)Ru
mex
ace
tose
lla L
. M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rA,
C, D
: vr
1 (S
), 2
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
R. co
nglo
mer
atus
Mur
ray
Mos
tly in
Aln
us st
ands
1,
2: r
A: r,
B: v
r1,
2R.
crisp
us L
. In
wet
and
dum
p pl
aces
2: r
A, B
: vr
2R.
obtu
sifol
ius L
. sub
sp. o
btus
ifoliu
s 1:
rA,
C: v
r1
R. p
ulch
er L
. sub
sp. p
ulch
er
Its o
ccur
renc
e is c
onne
cted
with
hum
an im
pact
1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A: vr
, B: c
, C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
F)R.
sang
uine
um L
. In
good
qua
lity s
tand
s 1,
2, 3:
rA:
r, D
: vr
1, 2
3 (F
)Pr
imul
acea
eAn
agal
lis a
rven
sis L
. Ra
re, in
shru
blan
ds an
d fo
rests
1, 2:
rA,
B, C
: vr
12
(At)
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ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsCy
clam
en h
eder
ifoliu
m S
ol.
Mos
tly in
clos
e can
opy f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1: s,
2, 3
: cA:
vr, B
: r, C
: c, D
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Ly
simac
hia
num
mul
aria
L.
In w
et p
alce
s1,
3: r
A: r,
C, D
: vr
13
(At,
T)L.
pun
ctata
L.
1, 2,
3: r
A: r,
C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Prim
ula
acau
lis (L
.) L.
M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us an
d Fa
gus f
ores
ts1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: cA:
vr, C
, D: s
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)P.
veris
L.
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
and
Fagu
s for
ests
1: s,
2: r
, 3: r
A: vr
, C: r
, D: s
1, 2
3 (M
, F)
Pyro
lace
aeM
onot
ropa
hip
opity
s L.
In F
agus
and
rare
ly in
Tili
a fo
rests
1, 3:
rD:
vr1,
3Or
thili
a se
cund
a (L
.) H
ouse
In
Fag
us fo
rests
1: r
D: vr
1Ra
nunc
ulac
eae
Anem
one p
avon
ina
Lam
. Co
mm
on in
Pal
iuru
s and
Que
rcus
shru
blan
ds1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: sA:
r, B
: c, C
: r1,
23
(M)
Calth
a pa
lustr
is L.
In
Aln
us st
ands
1: r
A: vr
1Cl
emat
is fla
mm
ula
L.
Mos
tly in
to th
erm
ophi
lus f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2:
s, 3
: rA:
r, B
: c, C
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)C.
vita
lba
L.
Very
com
mon
in A
lnus
stan
ds, b
ut al
so fo
und
in
othe
r for
ests
and
shru
blan
ds1:
c, 2
: r, 3
: sA:
vc, B
, C, D
: s1
2 (A
t, G)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
Helle
boru
s odo
rus s
ubsp
. cyc
loph
yllu
s (A.
Bra
un)
Strid
M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us fo
rests
1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: cA:
vr, B
: r, C
: s, D
: r1
2 (A
t, G,
T),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Nige
lla d
amas
cena
L.
Rare
, in sh
rubl
ands
and
fore
sts
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: r
, C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Ranu
ncul
us a
rven
sis L
. 1:
rA,
C: v
r1
R. ch
ius D
C.
1, 2:
rA:
vr, B
: r, C
: vr
1, 2
R. fi
caria
subs
p. fi
carii
form
is (F
.W. S
chul
tz) R
ouy
& F
ouca
ud1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: sA,
B: r
, C: s
12
(F),
3 (M
)
R. m
illefo
liatu
s Vah
l 2:
rC:
vr2
(F)
R. n
eapo
litan
us T
en.
The m
ost c
omm
on R
anun
culu
s spe
cies o
f for
ests
and
shru
blan
ds1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: sA:
vr, B
: r, C
: vr
1, 2
3 (M
)
R. p
silos
tach
ys G
riseb
. In
azon
al fo
rests
3: r
A: vr
3 (A
t, M
)R.
repe
ns L
. In
azon
al fo
rests
1, 3:
rA:
s1
3 (M
, F)
Thal
ictru
m a
quile
gifo
lium
L.
In fo
rests
of h
igh
altit
udes
2, 3:
rC:
vr, D
: r2
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
Rese
dace
aeRe
seda
lute
a L.
Ra
re, in
shru
blan
ds an
d fo
rests
1:
rC:
vr1
Rham
nace
aePa
liuru
s spi
na-c
hrist
i Mill
. Ta
xon
form
ed sh
rubl
ands
on
Belle
s and
Kro
usia
. Re
lated
to gr
azin
g1:
s, 2
, 3: c
A: s,
B: v
c, C:
s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Rosa
ceae
Agrim
onia
eupa
toria
L. s
ubsp
. eup
ator
ia
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: s
, C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Ap
hane
s flo
ribun
da (M
urb.
) Rot
hm.
Rare
in sh
rubl
ands
and
fore
sts
1, 2,
3: r
B: r,
C: v
r1,
32
(F)
Arem
onia
agr
imon
ioid
es (L
.) D
C. su
bsp.
agrim
onio
ides
M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us fo
rests
1,
2: s,
3: r
A: r,
C, D
: s1
2 (A
t, G,
T),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Crat
aegu
s mon
ogyn
a Ja
cq. s
ubsp
. mon
ogyn
a On
e of t
he m
ost c
omm
on sp
ecie
s in
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: c
A , B
, C: v
c, D:
c1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
358 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsCr
atae
gus m
onog
yna
subs
p. a
zare
lla (G
riseb
.) Fr
anco
In
Que
rcus
fore
sts2:
rC:
vrRe
cord
ed M
y Gam
isans
& H
ebra
rd (1
980)
but
its
occ
urre
nce n
eeds
conf
irmat
ion
Crat
aegu
s lac
inia
ta U
cria
In
Que
rcus
fore
sts2:
rC:
vrRe
cord
ed b
y Gam
isans
& H
ebra
rd (1
980)
but
its
occ
urre
nce n
eeds
conf
irmat
ion
Filip
endu
la v
ulga
ris M
oenc
h 1,
2, 3:
rA,
B: r
, C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Frag
aria
vesc
a L.
M
ostly
in F
agus
fore
sts, b
ut al
so in
Pal
iuru
s sh
rubl
ands
1: r,
2, 3
: sA:
vr, B
: c, C
: r, D
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Geum
urb
anum
L.
Mos
tly in
azon
al fo
rests
1: s,
2: c
, 3: s
A: vc
, B, C
, D: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t)M
alus
dom
estic
a Bo
rkh.
On
ly as
juve
nile.
Its o
ccur
renc
e is r
elate
d to
hu
man
impa
ct
1, 2,
3: r
A: r,
C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
Pote
ntill
a m
icran
tha
DC.
On
e of t
he m
ost c
omm
on sp
ecie
s in
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
cA:
c, B
: r, C
: c, D
: vc
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
)P.
recta
L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: r,
2: c
, 3: s
A: r,
B: c
, C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Prun
us av
ium
L.
1, 2,
3: r
A, B
, C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
P. sp
inos
a L.
M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
rA,
B: s
, C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Pyru
s am
ygda
lifor
mis
Vill.
Ve
ry co
mm
on sp
ecie
s in
Paliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rA:
s, B
: vc,
C: r,
D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)P.
com
mun
is L.
M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rA:
s, B
: vr,
C: r
12
(At,
G), 3
(At,
M, T
)Ro
sa a
rven
sis H
udso
n - T
axon
omy o
f Ros
a sp
ecie
s ac
cord
ing t
o Zi
elińs
ki (1
990)
Co
mm
on in
fore
sts1:
s, 2
: c, 3
: sA:
c, B
: r, C
, D: c
12
(At,
T, Z)
, 3 (A
t, T,
Z)
R. ca
nina
L.
Scat
tere
d th
roug
h sh
rubl
ands
and
fore
sts1:
r, 2
, 3: s
A: s,
B: v
r, C,
D: s
1 (S
, Z),
2 (A
t, Z)
, 3: (
At, T
, Z)
R. ga
llica
L.
1, 2,
3: r
A, B
: r, C
: vr
1 (Z
), 2
(At,
Z), 3
(At,
M, T
, Z)
Rubu
s can
dica
ns R
chb.
M
ostly
in fo
rests
of h
igh
altit
udes
1: s,
2, 3
: rA,
B: v
r, C:
r, D
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)R.
cane
scen
s DC.
M
ostly
in fo
rests
1, 2:
r, 3
: sA,
C, D
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)R.
hirt
us W
alds
t. &
Kit.
1:
s, 2
: r, 3
: sA:
c, B
: s, C
: r, D
: c1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)R.
idae
us L
. Fo
und
only
in F
agus
fore
sts1:
rD:
vr1
R. sa
nctu
s Sch
reb.
M
ostly
in fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds o
f low
altit
udes
1: s,
2: c
, 3: s
A: vc
, B: s
, C: r
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)Sa
ngui
sorb
a m
inor
subs
p. m
urica
ta (S
pach
) Briq
. 1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: rA:
r, B
: s, C
: s, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Sorb
us d
omes
tica
L.
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
fore
sts
1: r,
2, 3
: sC:
s, D
: vr
12
(At,
G, T
), 3
(At,
T)S.
torm
inal
is (L
.) Cr
antz
M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us fo
rests
1,
2: r,
3: s
A: vr
, C, D
: s1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
Rubi
acea
eCr
ucia
nella
ang
ustif
olia
L.
Rare
, in sh
rubl
ands
and
fore
sts
1, 3:
rC:
vr1
3 (A
t)Cr
ucia
ta la
evip
es O
piz.
Usua
lly in
azon
al fo
rests
and
Paliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1:
r, 2
, 3: s
A: s,
B: s
, C: r
12,
3: A
tC.
ped
emon
tana
(Bell
ardi
) Ehr
end.
M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
r, 2
, 3: c
A: r,
B, C
: c1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Galiu
m a
parin
e L.
Very
com
mon
in sh
rubl
ands
and
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
cA:
c, B
: vc,
C: vc
, D: c
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)G.
div
arica
tum
Lam
. Ra
re, in
shru
blan
ds an
d fo
rests
1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rC:
r1
2 (F
), 3
(F)
G. ex
alta
tum
Kre
ndl.
- Tax
onom
y acc
ordi
ng to
Kr
endl
(198
8)M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us, T
ilia
and
Fagu
s for
ests
1: r,
2, 3
: cA,
B: r
, C: s
, D: s
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
T)
G. la
coni
cum
Boi
ss.
In Q
uerc
us fo
rests
2: r
C: vr
Reco
rded
by G
amisa
ns &
Heb
rard
(198
0) b
ut
its o
ccur
renc
e nee
ds co
nfirm
atio
n G.
odor
atum
(L.)
Scop
. In
good
qua
lity s
tand
s 1,
3: r
C: vr
, D: c
13
(M)
359Phytol. Balcan. 14(3) • Sofia • 2008 Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsG.
spur
ium
L.
Rare
, in sh
rubl
ands
and
fore
sts
3: r
C: r
3 (A
t, T)
Galiu
m ve
rum
L. s
ubsp
. ver
um
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: s,
2: c
, 3: s
A: r,
B: s
, C: c
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Sher
ardi
a ar
vens
is L.
M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
sA:
s, B
: vc,
C: r
12
(F),
3 (F
)Sa
licac
eae
Popu
lus t
rem
ula
L.
1, 3:
rD:
vr1
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Salix
alb
a L.
subs
p. a
lba
In p
ure o
r mix
ed w
ith S.
am
plex
icaul
is sta
nds,
alon
g stre
ams a
nd w
et al
luvi
al p
lain
s mai
nly i
n Kr
ousia
1, 2,
3: r
A: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)
S. am
plex
icaul
is Bo
ry &
Cha
ub.
In m
ixed
stan
ds w
ith S
alix
1,
2, 3:
rA:
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
S. ca
prea
L.
1, 3:
rD:
vr1
3 (M
)Sa
xifra
gace
aeSa
xifra
ga ca
rpet
ana
subs
p. gr
aeca
(Boi
ss. &
H
eldr.)
D.A
. Web
b M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rA:
vr, B
, C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)
S. ro
tund
ifolia
L.
Mos
tly in
Tili
a sta
nds
1: r
D: r
1Sc
roph
ular
iace
aeDi
gita
lis gr
andi
flora
Mill
. 1,
2, 3:
rA:
vr, C
: r, D
: s1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, T)
D. la
eviga
ta su
bsp.
grae
ca (I
vani
na) W
erne
r In
Tili
a sta
nds
1: r
D: vr
D. la
nata
Ehr
h.
Mos
tly in
fore
st1,
2, 3:
sA,
B: r
, C, D
: s1
2 (A
t, G)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
D. v
iridi
flora
Lin
dl.
Mos
tly in
fore
sts o
f hig
h al
titud
es1,
2, 3:
rC:
vr, D
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
L. ge
nisti
folia
(L.)
Mill
. Ve
ry ra
re in
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2:
rB,
C, D
: vr
1 (S
), 2
(At,
M, T
)L.
peli
sseria
na (L
.) M
ill.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1, 2,
3: r
B: s,
C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Scro
phul
aria
cani
na L
. sub
sp. c
anin
a Ra
re, in
Que
rcus
shru
blan
ds1:
rC:
vr1
S. no
dosa
L.
In go
od q
ualit
y sta
nds
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, C: s
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
S. sc
opol
ii H
oppe
M
ostly
in F
agus
and
Abies
fore
sts1,
3: r
A, C
: vr,
D: s
1 (S
), 3
(At,
M, F
)Ve
rbas
cum
nig
rum
L.
In fo
rests
1, 3:
rA,
C: v
r, D:
s1
3 (M
, F)
V. p
hoen
iceum
subs
p. fl
avid
um (B
oiss
.) Bo
rnm
. M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: c
A: r,
B: s
, C: c
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Ve
roni
ca a
rven
sis L
. Ra
re, in
shru
blan
ds an
d fo
rests
1,
3: r
A, B
, C: v
r1,
3V.
aus
triac
a L.
Ra
re, in
Que
rcus
shru
blan
ds1:
rC:
vr1
V. ch
amae
drys
L. s
ubsp
. cha
mae
drys
On
e of t
he m
ost c
omm
on sp
ecie
s of f
ores
ts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: c
A: s,
B: c
, C, D
: vc
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
M, T
) - T
he re
cord
of V
. vin
do-
bone
nsis
M.A
.Fisc
h. b
y Gam
isans
& H
ebra
rd
(198
0) is
pro
babl
y err
oneo
usV.
hed
erifo
lia L
. sub
sp. h
eder
ifolia
M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
rA:
vr, B
: r, C
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
V. of
ficin
alis
L.
Mos
tly in
Tili
a sta
nds
1, 3:
rD:
s1
3 (A
t, T)
V. tr
iphy
llos L
.3:
rA:
vr3
(F)
V. u
rticif
olia
Jacq
. M
ostly
in m
ixed
Abi
es-F
agus
stan
ds1:
rC:
vr, D
: r1
V. ve
rna
L.
1, 2:
rC,
D: v
r1
2 (A
t)So
lana
ceae
Sola
num
dul
cam
ara
L.
3: r
C: vr
3 (A
t, M
, T)
360 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)Ta
ble 8
. C
ontin
uatio
n.ta
xaha
bita
tco
nsta
ncy
in su
bare
asco
nsta
ncy
in or
ders
new
reco
rdre
cord
ed b
y ot
her a
utho
rsTi
liace
aeTi
lia to
men
tosa
Moe
nch
In p
ure s
tand
s in
Belle
s and
Kro
usia
1: s,
2: r
, 3: s
C: r,
D: c
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Ulm
acea
eCe
ltis a
ustra
lis L
. In
azon
al fo
rests
and
Paliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1,
2: r
A: c,
B: s
12
(F)
Ulm
us m
inor
subs
p. ca
nesc
ens (
Mer
ville
) Bro
wicz
&
Zie
lińsk
i M
ostly
in sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: r
B, C
: vr
1, 2
3 (M
)
U. p
roce
ra S
alisb
. 1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A, B
: c, C
: r, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Umbe
llifer
aeAn
thris
cus c
auca
lis M
. Bie
b. 1,
2: r
A: r,
C: v
r1
2 (A
t)A.
cere
foliu
m (L
.) H
offm
. M
ostly
in P
aliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1,
2: r,
3: s
A: s,
B: c
, C,D
: vr
1, 2
3 (F
)Be
rula
erec
ta K
och
In A
lnus
stan
ds1:
rA:
r1
Buni
um fe
rula
ceum
Sm.
2: r
C: vr
Bupl
euru
m co
mm
utat
um B
oiss
. & B
alan
sa su
bsp.
com
mut
atum
3:
rC:
vr3
(At,
M, T
)
Chae
roph
yllu
m t
emul
um L
. M
ostly
in A
lnus
stan
ds
1: s,
2, 3
: rA:
vc, C
, D: v
r1
2 (F
), 3
(F)
Eryn
gium
cam
pestr
e L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s for
ests
and
shru
blan
ds1:
s, 2
, 3: c
A: r,
B: v
c, C:
c1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Fe
rula
go sy
lvatic
a (B
esse
r) R
chb.
subs
p. sy
lvatic
a 1,
2, 3:
rA:
vr, B
: r, C
: vr
1 (S
), 2
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Geoc
aryu
m ca
pilli
foliu
m (G
uss.)
Cos
s. M
ostly
in Q
uerc
us fr
aine
tto fo
rests
1: r,
2: c
, 3: s
A, B
: r, C
: s1
2 (A
t, T)
, 3 (A
t, M
, T)
Hera
cleum
spho
ndyl
ium
subs
p. te
rnat
um (V
elen.
) Br
umm
itt
In A
lnus
stan
ds1:
rA:
r1
(S)
Mal
abai
la gr
aveo
lens (
Spre
ng.)
Hof
fm.
In A
lnus
and
Carp
inus
stan
ds1,
2, 3:
rA,
C: v
r1,
32
(F)
Myr
rhoi
des n
odos
a (L
.) Ca
nnon
M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1,
2: c,
3: s
A: vc
, B, C
: s, D
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Or
laya
dau
coid
es (L
.) Gr
eute
r M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
s, 2
: r, 3
: sA:
r, B
: c, C
: s, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
Phys
ospe
rmum
corn
ubien
se (L
.) D
C.
Mos
tly in
Que
rcus
fore
sts
1: r,
2: s
, 3: c
A: vr
, C, D
: r1
2 (A
t, G,
T),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Pim
pine
lla sa
xifra
ga L
. 1,
2, 3:
rC:
s, D
: vr
1, 2
3 (F
)Sa
nicu
la eu
ropa
ea L
. In
good
qua
lity s
tand
s 1:
rD:
vr1
Smyr
nium
per
folia
tum
L. s
ubsp
. per
folia
tum
1, 3:
rA,
B, C
, D: v
r1
(S),
3 (A
t, F)
Steff
anof
ia d
auco
ides
(Boi
ss.)
H.W
olff
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: r
, C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)To
rdyl
ium
offic
inal
e L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1, 2,
3: r
A: r,
B: s
, C: v
r1,
23
(F)
T. a
rven
sis su
bsp.
pur
pure
a (T
en.)
Hay
ek
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
A: r,
B: c
, C: r
12
(At,
F), 3
(At,
T)T.
nod
osa
(L.)
Gaer
tn.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: s
, C: v
r1,
32
(F)
Urtic
acea
ePa
rieta
ria of
ficin
alis
L.
In w
et an
d du
mp
plac
es1,
2: r
A: c,
D: v
r1
2 (F
)Ur
tica
dioi
ca L
. M
ostly
in az
onal
fore
sts1,
2: s,
3: r
A: vc
, C: r
, D: r
1, 2
3 (M
)U.
pilu
lifer
a L.
In
Pla
tanu
s sta
nd1:
rA:
vr1
Valer
iana
ceae
Valer
iana
ital
ica L
am.
1: r
A, C
: vr
1
361Phytol. Balcan. 14(3) • Sofia • 2008
Tabl
e 8.
Con
tinua
tion.
taxa
habi
tat
cons
tanc
y in
suba
reas
cons
tanc
y in
orde
rsne
w re
cord
reco
rded
by
othe
r aut
hors
Valer
iane
lla lo
custa
(L.)
Late
rr.
1: r,
2, 3
: cA:
r, B
: c, C
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Verb
enac
eae
Verb
ena
offic
inal
is L.
2:
rA:
vr2
(At)
Viol
acea
eVi
ola
alba
subs
p. d
enhn
ardt
ii (T
en.)
W. B
ecke
r M
ostly
in fo
rests
1: c,
2, 3
: sA:
c, B
: vr,
C, D
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)V.
reich
enba
chia
na B
orea
u M
ostly
in fo
rests
of h
igh
altit
udes
1, 2:
r, 3
: sA:
r, C
: vr,
D: c
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
V. tr
icolo
r L. s
ubsp
. tric
olor
1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A: r,
B: c
, C, D
: r1
(S),
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Vi
tace
aeVi
tis v
inife
ra L
. 1,
2: r
A: r,
C, D
: vr
12
(At)
Mon
ocot
yled
onea
eAr
acea
eAr
um m
acul
atum
L.
Relat
ed to
graz
ing
1, 2,
3: s
A, B
: c, C
: r, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
Drac
uncu
lus v
ulga
ris S
chot
t Re
lated
to gr
azin
g1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A: s,
B: v
c, C:
vr1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Cype
race
aeCa
rex
dava
llian
a Sm
. In
good
qua
lity s
tand
s 1:
rD:
vr1
C. d
epau
pera
ta W
ith.
1, 2,
3: r
A: r,
C: v
r, D:
r1
2 (A
t, G)
, 3 (A
t, T)
C. d
istac
hya
Desf.
1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: sA,
B: v
r, C:
r, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
C. fl
acca
Sch
reb.
subs
p. fla
cca
3: r
C: vr
3 (A
t, M
, T)
C. fl
acca
subs
p. se
rrul
ata
(Biv.
) Gre
uter
M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: sA:
r, B
, C: s
, D: v
r1,
2, 3
C. p
alles
cens
L.
In A
lnus
stan
ds1:
rA:
vr1
(S&
T)C.
pen
dula
Hud
s. M
ostly
in A
lnus
stan
ds1,
2: r
A: r
12
(F)
C. p
olyp
hylla
Kar
. & K
ir.
1, 2:
s, 3
: rA:
c, B
: r, C
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
C. p
uncta
ta G
audi
n In
Aln
us st
ands
1: r
A: vr
1C.
rem
ota
L.
Mos
tly in
azon
al fo
rests
1, 2:
rA:
c, B
, C: v
r1
2 (F
)C.
rostr
ata
Stok
es
In w
et p
lace
s 2:
rA:
vr2
(F)
Dios
cora
ceae
Tam
us co
mm
unis
L. su
bsp.
com
mun
is 1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A: s,
B, C
, D: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
Gram
inea
eAe
gilo
ps tr
iunc
ialis
L.
Mos
tly in
Pal
iuru
s shr
ubla
nds
1, 2,
3: r
B: c,
C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)Ai
ra el
egan
tissim
a Sc
hur s
ubsp
. eleg
antis
sima
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: r,
2: c
, 3: r
A: vr
, B: r
, C: s
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At)
Anth
oxan
thum
odor
atum
L.
Com
mon
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
s, 2
, 3: c
A: vr
, B, C
: c, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Brac
hypo
dium
pin
natu
m (L
.) P.
Beau
v. su
bsp.
pi
nnat
um
1, 3:
rC:
vr1
3 (A
t, M
, T)
B. sy
lvatic
um (H
uds.
P. Be
auv.
subs
p. sy
lvatic
um
Very
com
mon
in fo
rests
1, 2,
3: c
A: vc
, B: s
, C: v
c, D:
s1
2 (A
t, G,
T),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Briz
a m
edia
L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: s,
2: c
, 3: r
A: vr
, B: s
, C: c
, D: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
362 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)
Tabl
e 8.
Con
tinua
tion.
taxa
habi
tat
cons
tanc
y in
suba
reas
cons
tanc
y in
orde
rsne
w re
cord
reco
rded
by
othe
r aut
hors
Brom
us h
orde
aceu
s L.
1: r
A: vr
1B.
ram
osus
Hud
s. In
good
qua
lity s
tand
s 1,
3: r
A: r,
D: v
r1
B. sq
uarr
osus
L.
Mos
tly in
Pal
iuru
s shr
ubla
nds
1, 2,
3: r
A: vr
, B: c
, C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)B.
ster
ilis L
. Ve
ry co
mm
on in
azon
al fo
rests
and
Paliu
rus
shru
blan
ds1:
s, 2
, 3: c
A, B
: vc,
C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
B. te
ctoru
m L
. 1,
2, 3:
rA:
r, B
: s, C
: vr
1, 2
3 (M
)Ch
ryso
pogo
n gr
yllu
s (L.
) Trin
. Ra
re, in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1, 2,
3: r
A, B
, C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Cyno
suru
s cris
tatu
s L.
1: r
B, D
: vr
1C.
echi
natu
s L.
Com
mon
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
s, 2
: c, 3
: rA:
s, B
: c, C
: s, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
)Da
ctyl
is glo
mer
ata
L.
Com
mon
in fo
rests
and
shru
blan
ds1,
2, 3:
cA,
B, C
: vc,
D: c
12
(At,
G, T
), 3
(At,
T, M
)Da
sypy
rum
vill
osum
(L.)
P. Ca
ndar
gy
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1,
2: r
A, B
, C: v
r1
2 (A
t)De
scha
mps
ia fl
exuo
sa (L
.) Tr
in.
1: r
D: r
1Fe
stuca
het
erop
hylla
Lam
. M
ostly
in fo
rests
1, 2:
c, 3
: sA:
r, B
: s, C
, D: c
12
(At,
T), 3
(At,
T)F.
vales
iaca
Gau
din
Mos
tly in
fore
sts1:
r, 2
: c, 3
: sB:
s, C
: s, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
Glyc
eria
max
ima
(Har
tm.)
Hol
mb.
Mos
tly in
azon
al fo
rests
1, 2:
rA:
r1
2 (F
)Ho
lcus l
anat
us L
. M
ostly
in az
onal
fore
sts1:
r, 2
: sA:
s1
3 (M
)Ho
rdeu
m m
urin
um su
bsp.
lepo
rinum
(Lin
k.)
Arca
ng.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
s, 2
, 3: r
A: c,
B: v
c, C:
r1
2 (F
), 3
(M)
Loliu
m p
eren
ne L
. M
ostly
in P
aliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1,
3: r
A: s,
B: c
, C: v
r1
3 (A
t)L.
rigi
dum
Gau
din
subs
p. rig
idum
1,
2: r
C: vr
12
(F)
Meli
ca ci
liata
L.
Rare
, in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1:
rA,
B: v
r1
(S&
T)M
. uni
flora
Ret
z. M
ostly
in F
agus
and
Quer
cus s
pecie
s1:
c, 2
: s, 3
: cA:
r, C
: s, D
: vc
12
(At,
G, T
), 3
(At,
M, T
)M
ilium
effu
sum
L.
In go
od q
ualit
y sta
nds
1, 3:
rA,
D: v
r1
3 (F
)M
. ver
nale
M. B
ieb.
subs
p. ve
rnal
e M
ostly
in P
aliu
rus s
hrub
land
s1,
2, 3:
rA:
s, B
: c, C
: vr
1, 2,
3Ph
leum
pan
icula
tum
Hud
s. 1:
rA:
vr1
P. ph
leoid
es (L
.) H
. Kar
st.
1, 3:
rC:
vr1
3 (F
)P.
prat
ense
L.
1, 2,
3: r
C: r
12
(At,
F), 3
(At,
T, F)
Pipt
athe
rum
hol
cifor
mis
(M. B
ieb.
) Roe
m. &
Sc
hult.
1:
rC:
vr1
Poa
angu
stifo
lia L
. M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
rA:
vr, B
: r, C
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
P. bu
lbos
a L.
M
ostly
in th
erm
ophi
lus s
hrub
land
s and
fore
sts1,
2, 3:
cA:
c, B
, C: v
c, D:
s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)P.
com
pres
sa L
. 3:
rC:
vr3
(At,
T)P.
nem
oral
is L.
M
ostly
in fo
rests
of h
igh
altit
udes
1, 2,
3: c
A: c,
B: r
, C: c
, D: v
c1
2 (A
t, G,
T),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Junc
acea
eJu
ncus
effu
sus L
. In
Aln
us st
ands
2: r
A: r
2 (A
t)Lu
zula
fors
teri
(Sm
.) D
C.
Very
com
mon
in Q
uerc
us fo
rests
1, 2,
3: c
A: s,
C: v
c, D:
c1
2 (A
t, G,
T),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
363Phytol. Balcan. 14(3) • Sofia • 2008
Tabl
e 8.
Con
tinua
tion.
taxa
habi
tat
cons
tanc
y in
suba
reas
cons
tanc
y in
orde
rsne
w re
cord
reco
rded
by
othe
r aut
hors
L. lu
zulo
ides
(Lam
.) D
andy
& W
ilmot
t sub
sp.
luzu
loid
es
Mos
tly in
Fag
us an
d Ab
ies fo
rests
1: r
C: vr
, D: c
1 (S
&T)
L. m
ultif
lora
(Ehr
h.) L
ej. su
bsp.
mul
tiflo
ra
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1: r,
2: c
, 3: r
A: r,
B, C
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)Li
liace
aeAl
lium
gutta
tum
subs
p. sa
rdou
m (M
oris)
Stea
rn
1: r
C, D
: vr
1A.
pan
icula
tum
L.
3: r
C: vr
3 (A
t)A.
scor
odop
rasu
m su
bsp.
rotu
ndum
(L.)
Stea
rn
1: r
A: vr
1As
para
gus a
cutif
oliu
s L.
Mos
tly in
ther
mop
hilu
s shr
ubla
nds a
nd fo
rests
1, 2,
3: c
A: s,
B: v
c, C:
c1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Asph
odeli
ne lu
tea (L
) Rch
b. Re
lated
to gr
azin
g1,
2: r,
3: s
B: vr
, C: r
, D: r
13
(F)
Asph
odelu
s aes
tivus
Bro
t. Re
lated
to gr
azin
g1,
2, 3:
cA:
r, B
: c, C
: s1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Friti
llaria
pon
tica
Wah
lenb.
1,
2, 3:
rA,
C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M, T
)Li
lium
mar
tago
n L.
M
ostly
in T
ilia
and
Fagu
s for
ests
3: r
C, D
: vr
3 (F
)M
usca
ri co
mos
um (L
.) M
ill.
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
A: vr
, C: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
M. n
eglec
tum
Gus
s. Co
mm
on in
Que
rcus
fore
sts1:
r, 2
, 3: c
A, B
: r, C
: c1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)Or
nith
ogal
lum
orth
ophy
llum
subs
p. ko
chii
(Par
l.)
Zaha
r. 1:
r, 2
: s, 3
: rC,
D: r
1, 3
2 (F
)
Polyg
onat
um la
tifol
ium
(Jac
q.) D
esf.
Insid
e for
ests
1, 2,
3: r
C, D
: vr
12
(At),
3 (A
t, T)
P. od
orat
um (M
ill.)
Druc
e In
side f
ores
ts1:
r, 3
: sA:
r, C
: vr,
D: s
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Rusc
us a
culea
tus L
. 1,
2, 3:
cA:
s, B
: r, C
: c, D
: r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
T)Or
chid
acea
eAn
acam
ptis
pyra
mid
alis
(L.)
Rich
. Ra
re, in
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1: r,
2: s
, 3: r
B: r,
C: v
r, D:
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
Ceph
alan
ther
a da
mas
oniu
m (M
ill.)
Druc
e Ra
re, in
fore
sts an
d sh
rubl
ands
1, 2,
3: r
A, B
, C: v
r1
2 (A
t), 3
(At,
M)
C. lo
ngifo
lia (L
.) Fr
itsch
1,
2, 3:
rA:
vr, C
, D: r
12
(At),
3 (A
t, M
, T)
Lim
odor
um a
borti
vum
(L.)
Swar
tz
3: r
C: vr
3 (A
t, T)
Neot
tia n
idus
-avi
s (L.
) Rich
. M
ostly
in F
agus
fore
sts1,
3: r
C: vr
, D: r
13
(At,
T)Or
chis
laxi
flora
subs
p. p
alus
tris (
Jacq
.) Bo
nnie
r &
Lay
ens
3: r
C: vr
3 (A
, T)
O. p
apili
onac
ea L
. 1,
2: r
B, C
: vr
12
(A)
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364 Fotiadis, G. & Athanasiadis, N. • The vascular flora of Krousia and Belles Mts (NE Greece)
Conclusions
1. In the forests and shrublands of Belles and Krou-sia, 439 (405 new records) taxa and 429 (five new records) (367 in Disoro and 373 in Mavrovouni) were recorded respectively.
2. Dicotyledonous taxa and families prevail.3. The majority of taxa appear in all vegetation
units, although their constancy values vary.4. The vascular flora of Populetea albae (Alnus,
Platanus and Salix) forest vegetation is significantly diversified, most likely as a result of the special eco-logical conditions (water springs and rivers, or even wastelands).
5. The vascular flora of Fagetalia sylvaticae (Tilia, Fa-gus and Abies) forest vegetation is significantly diversi-fied, most likely as a result of climatic conditions (high-er precipitation and lower temperatures), lack of strong human impact and presence of a dense canopy.
6. Considering the low number of conducted relevés, Prunetalia spinosae (Paliurus spina-christi shrublands) shows the highest species richness among the four distinguished units.
7. The high number of taxa which occur in the low-altitude shrublands and forests gradually reduc-es in the high-altitude forests.
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