A taxonomic revision regarding the Italian and Sicilian populations of Sesleria nitida Ten., critical species of the Tyrrhenian flora, is presented. It is a peculiar orophyte occurring on the carbonatic substrata of many central-southern Apennine massifs and northern Sicilian ranges. Based on several morphological features, it is possible to distinguish three new subspecies, well differentiated also from a phytogeographical viewpoint. They are subsp. nitida (Abruzzi to Mt. Pollino), subsp. aprutia (C-Apennines) and subsp. sicula (N-Sicily). Each taxon is also examined from the chorological, ecological, and nomenclatural point of view. An iconography is also provided.

Taxonomic remarks on Sesleria nitida Ten. (Poaceae), an orophyte endemic to Sicily and the central-southern Apennines

BRULLO, Salvatore
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GIUSSO DEL GALDO, GIANPIETRO
2006-01-01

Abstract

A taxonomic revision regarding the Italian and Sicilian populations of Sesleria nitida Ten., critical species of the Tyrrhenian flora, is presented. It is a peculiar orophyte occurring on the carbonatic substrata of many central-southern Apennine massifs and northern Sicilian ranges. Based on several morphological features, it is possible to distinguish three new subspecies, well differentiated also from a phytogeographical viewpoint. They are subsp. nitida (Abruzzi to Mt. Pollino), subsp. aprutia (C-Apennines) and subsp. sicula (N-Sicily). Each taxon is also examined from the chorological, ecological, and nomenclatural point of view. An iconography is also provided.
2006
Italian flora, Nomenclature, Poaceae, Sesleria nitida, Taxonomy
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