Determination of wild plant species of Brassicaceae family in Turkish Thrace

Abstract

The Brassicaceae Cruciferae is an important family of plants that include many economically important industrial oilseed, spice, vegetable and fodder crop species. The aim of this study was to identify the plant species with in the taxa of Brassicaceae family in the Thrace Region Flora of Turkey. In this research, wild species from Brassicaceae family were collected from 20 different locations during 6-7 May 2013. The aggregation days were clear and sunny weather, temperatures ranged between 17.2°C to 21.5°C. The altitude values of observed locations varied from 6 -518 m with variable soil features. Online I keys prepared by the AL-Shehbaz were used for identification of each taxa

Keywords

• Brassicaceae,biologic variation,natural habitat,species,taxonomy

Türkiye’deki Trakya Bölgesinin Brassicaceae familyasına ait yabani türlerinin belirlenmesi

Abstract

Brassicaceae Cruciferae , ekonomik açıdan önemi olan, endüstriyel yağlı tohumlar, baharat bitkileri, sebzeler ve bazı yem bitkilerini bulunduran önemli bir familyadır. Bu çalışmanın amacı, Trakya Bölgesi doğal florasında bulunan,Brassicaceae familyasına ait yabani türleri belirlemektir. Bu çalışmada, Brassicaceae familyasında yer alan yabani türler, Trakya Bölgesi’nde bulunan 20 farklı lokasyondan, 6-7 mayıs 2013 tarihlerinde, 17,2°C ile 21,5°C arasında değişen sıcaklıklarda toplanmıştır. Toprak özellikleri birbirlerinden farklı olan lokasyonların, deniz seviyesindenyükseklikleri 6 m ile 518 m arasında değişmiştir. AL-Shehbaz tarafından hazırlanan online anahtarları kullanılarak taksonlar belirlenmiştir

Keywords

• Brassicaceae,biyoljik çeşitlilik,doğal yaşam alanı,türler,taksonomi

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