Two new records Sorbus persica, Cotoneaster morulus for the Lebanon flora

Abstract

Two taxa of Rosaceae, Sorbus persica and Cotoneaster morulus, are reported as new records for Lebanon flora. A detailed description, geographical distrubitions and illustrations of the new records are provided in this study

Keywords

• Cotoneaster,flora,new record,Lebanon,Sorbus

Lübnan florası için iki yeni kayıt Sorbus persica, Cotoneaster morulus

Abstract

Bu çalışmada, Rosaceae familyasına ait olan Sorbus persica ve Cotoneaster morulus türleri Lübnan Florası için yeni kayıt olarak tespit edilmiştir. Bu yeni kayıtların ayrıntılı betimleri, yayılışları ve fotoğrafları da çalışma içerisinde yer almaktadır

Keywords

• Cotoneaster,Flora,Lübnan,Sorbus,yeni kayıt

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