Türkiye’deki bazı dar yayılışlı endemik bitki taksonları için korolojik katkılar

Abstract

Tespit edilen her yeni popülasyon, dar endemik taksonların taksonomisi, korolojisi ve koruma biyolojisi için önemli bir katkıdır. Burada Aethionema dumanii (Brassicaceae), Astragalus aytatchii (Fabaceae), Salvia halophila (Lamiaceae), Sedum hewittii (Crassulaceae) ve Senecio olympicus (Asteraceae) olmak üzere toplam 5 dar yayılışlı endemik bitki taksonu için Türkiye’den yeni popülasyon bilgileri verilmiştir. Ayrıca türlerin bazı özellikleri ve ekolojik tercihleri, lokaliteleri, yayılış haritası ve resimleri verilmiştir.

Keywords

• Endemik
• kololoji
• yeni popülasyonlar
• Türkiye

Chorological contributions for some narrow-range endemic plant taxa in Turkey

Abstract

The taxonomy of narrow endemic plant taxa, chorology and protective biology are an important contribution for every new population determined. Here, new population information from Turkey has been given for a total of 5 narrow-range endemic plant taxa, led by Aethionema dumanii (Brassicaceae), Astragalus aytatchii (Fabaceae), Salvia halophila (Lamiaceae), Sedum hewittii (Crassulaceae) and Senecio olympicus (Asteraceae). Furthermore, some features and ecological preferences, localities, distribution map and images of the species are given.

Keywords

• endemik
• chorology
• new populations
• Turkey

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