Contribution to the flora of northern and central Greece

Poa jubata (Poaceae), a rare Balkan species, first record for the Italian flora

“…LA -long arm; SA -short arm; SD -standard deviation; TAL -total absolute length; TRL -total relative length; AR -arm ratio; CI -centromeric index; Type -chromosome nomenclature; TCL -total chromosome length; MCL -mean chromosome length; D-value -difference between long and short chromosome arms; DRL% -difference of relative length; S% -Relative length of the shortest chromosome; MAR -mean arm ratio; MCI -mean centromeric index; CVCL -coefficient of variation of chromosome length; CVCI -coefficient of variation of centromeric index, m -metacentric, sm -submetacentric, msm -metacentric-submetacentric. (Rohlena 1913, Hayek 1933, Buschmann 1942, Edmondson 1980, 1985 2007, Valdés and Scholz 2009, Assyov et al 2012, Flora Ionica Working Group 2016, Cabi et al 2017, GBIF Secretariat, 2017, while the occurrence in Croatia and Albania is doubtful (Bedalov et al 2000, Nikolić 2015, Vangjeli 2015, Barina et al 2018. Overall, due to the peculiar ecological requirements and the poor numerical consistency of the populations, the real distribution range of Poa jubata is probably underestimated and would deserve further investigation.…”

Contributions to the flora of Albania, 4

“…A few specimens have been observed in the Rjoll marsh in N Albania, however, and considering Schuler's (2007) record, additional occurrences may be expected anywhere in the country.…”

“…Distributed in W, C, and S Europe, but apparently missing from some Balkan countries, including Albania (Euro+Med 2006+). It is known from Greece, near the Albanian border (Schuler 2007).…”

“…A number of papers on the Albanian flora, including floristic and taxonomic works, has been published in recent years, the most recent papers being those of , , Meyer (2011), and Shuka & al. (2011).…”

Vascular plant diversity of Mt Pendelikon (Sterea Ellas, Greece): a recent inventory reflecting contemporary dynamics

“…A few more records have been added since the publication of "Flora Hellenica" (Strid & Tan 1997) in which it is mapped only for E Thessaly (Nomos Larisis). More recently Schuler (2007) reported it from Makedonia (Nomos Serron). Hitherto unpublished records include also localities from Epirus (Nomos Thesprotias; Strid, in litt.).…”