Más plantas interesantes de los volcanes de Ciudad Real (España)

  • María A. Carrasco
  • Carlos José Martín-blanco
  • César Santamaría
Keywords: Vascular plants, chorology, volcanoes, Ciudad Real

Abstract

SANTAMARÍA, C., C. J. MARTÍN-BLANCO & M. A. CARRASCO. 2002. Some more plants with chorological interest from the volcanic region of Ciudad Real (Spain). Bot. Complutensis 26: 47-51. In this paper we present 10 taxa of vascular plants collected on volcanic soils in Ciudad Real province, Spain. Among them, Teucrium spinosum are the first record in Castilla-La Mancha, Ononis spinosa subsp. spinosa, Crepis foetida subsp. foetida and Senecio sylvaticus are the first provincial records and Scleranthus verticillatus, Vicia lutea subsp. Vestita and Aster squamatus are cited by the second time in Ciudad Real province. Also, we confirm the presence in this province of Reichardia picroides, Schismus barbatus and Juncus striatus, whose only previous reference, dated at the beguining of the last century, are the ancient and imprecise due to Gandoger from Sierra Morena. The sheets that testified this records are kept in the herbarium of Faculty of Biological Sciences of the University Complutense of Madrid (MACB).

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Published
2002-01-01
How to Cite
Carrasco M. A., Martín-blanco C. J. y Santamaría C. (2002). Más plantas interesantes de los volcanes de Ciudad Real (España). Botanica Complutensis, 26, 047-051. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/BOCM/article/view/BOCM0202110047A
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Vol. 26 (2002)
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