Bupleurum veronense Turra

Raab-Straube, Eckhard von & Raus, Thomas, 2022, Euro + Med-Checklist Notulae, 15, Willdenowia 52 (2), pp. 273-299 : 291

Bupleurum veronense Turra

− Cm: All records for the vicinity of Sevastopol ( Seregin &

al. 2015; POWO 2022c) are er-

roneous and refer to the closely related species B. baldense Fig. 13. Viola phitosiana – A: flowering plants showing flowers in lateral and front view; note slender spur much longer than calyx appendages; B: flowering plant showing flower in front Turra (see previous entries). view. – Greece, Crete, Chania, near Omalos, 21 Apr 2022, photographs by N. J. Turland. The samples were correctly identified by S. Stoyanov. https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/3359192458); ibid., dis- L. E. Ryff turbed habitat on side of road, 19 Jul 2020, Yevseyenkov

Violaceae & Ryff (YALT). – This species is native in the Mediterranean and an alien in W and N Europe ( Hand 2011 +; Viola kitaibeliana Schult. POWO 2022c ). In 1962, L. V. Makhayeva collected it in − Cr: Viola kitaibeliana was recorded from “Cr” in Flo- Sevastopol, but only in 1978 did V. M. Vinogradova cor- ra europaea ( Valentine & al. 1968: 281), followed by rectly identify it as Bupleurum odontites , a new species Raab-Straube & Henning (2018 +) and Dimopoulos & al. for E Europe ( Vinogradova 1979); however, B. odontites (2020). However, Greuter (1974: 139) had already stated was not reported for Crimea in Prokudin (1987), Snogerup that the record of V. kitaibeliana in Flora europaea was in- & Snogerup (2001), Seregin (2008) and POWO (2022c). correct and that the species had never been recorded from Bupleurum odontites is listed as a native plant in Crimea the Cretan area. Accordingly, it was not recorded from ( Golubev 1996; Mosyakin & Fedoronchuk 1999; Vinogra- the Greek floristic region of Kriti and Karpathos (KK) by dova & al. 2004; Hand 2011 +; Yena 2012; Seregin & al. Dimopoulos & al. (2013: 146) and was not mapped for 2015), although Vinogradova (1979) suggested that it is an the Cretan area by Strid (2016b: map 3343). alien there. For many years, B. odontites was known for N. J. Turland