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Gagea peduncularis (J. & C. Presl) Pascher (Liliaceae) new for the Italian flora
No full textThe E Mediterranean species Gagea peduncularis (J. & C. Presl) Pascher (Liliaceae) is recorded for the first time for Italy (Apulia) in several localities, which mark the westernmost limit of its geographical range. Morphological and karyological (2n = 36) characteristics of this plant, as compared with those of other Italian representatives of sect. Didymobulbos, are presented and discussed
Aggiornamento della Flora vascolare dell'isolotto di Prisnjak (Arcipelago di Murter, Croazia)
No full textReports 1617-1619. In: Kamari G., Blanché C., Garbari F. (Eds.). Mediterranean chromosome number reports 17
No full textContribution to the systematic knowledge of the genus Ornithogalum L. (Hyacinthaceae): morpho-anatomical variability of the leaves among different taxa
No full textThe Genus Taraxacum (Asteraceae) in Italy. II. Five New Species of Taraxacum Sect. Erythrocarpa
No full textReports 1677-1678. In: Kamari G., Blanché C., Garbari F. (Eds.). Mediterranean chromosome number reports 18
No full textThe genus Taraxacum (Asteraceae) in Italy. I. A systematic study of Taraxacum sect. Palustria
No full textA comparative analysis of embryo-sac development in three closely-related Gagea Salisb. species (Liliaceae), with some consideration on their reproductive strategies
No full textThe embryo-sac development in Gagea bohemica, G. chrysantha and G. granatellii conforms to the “Euphorbia dulcis” type (= “Fritillaria” type), and all the three species are proterandrous. G. bohemica and G. chrysantha are embryologically closer to each other than to G. granatellii. G. bohemica and G. chrysantha develop both 7- and 8-nucleate female gametophytes, even if with clearly different proportions. G. granatellii shows instead only 7-nucleate embryo-sacs. All the species share, in various ways, cytological and micromorphological aberrations in both male and female gametophytes. Pollen grains are mostly morphologically regular in G. bohemica and G. chrysantha, while in G. granatellii malformed pollen is dominant. Lastly, the studied plants of G. bohemica and G. chrysantha produce a very low amount of seeds, while G. granatellii produces no seed at all
Fritillaria messanensis subsp. neglecta (Parl.) Nyman, a fourth subspecies within Fritillaria messanensis (Liliaceae) from NW Balkans
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