New sections of the genus Clinopodium L. (Lamiaceae) and their synopsis

Abstract

Мы согласны с мнением о близости видов этой секции к Clinopodium, что подтверждает-ся и сходством их габитуса, формы чашечки, формы и характера жилкования листьев, чисел хромосом (см. табл.) с таковыми типового вида данного рода (Arabaci et al., 2010;Bräuchler et al., 2005).

CLINOPODIUM ALBANICUM (GRISEB. ex K. MALÝ) MELNIKOV NEW SPECIES FOR THE FLORA OF THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA

“…Herbarium material is deposed in the Herbarium of the Institute of Biology, Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics in Skopje (MKNH). When determining the herbarium material, appropriate literature was consulted -Prodromus Florae peninsulae Balcanicae, II [10]; Flora Europaea, III [11] and other regional floras [12], as well as some special papers [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] and databases -Euro+Med Plant Base [13] dealing with taxonomy, nomenclature and chorology of the taxa studied.…”

“…The latest revision of the genera Satureja L., Clinopodium L., Micromeria Bentham, Calamintha Mill. and Acinos Mill, based on modern molecularphylogenetic studies, have led to many new taxonomic solutions, to new taxonomic and nomenclature combinations [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. An attempt was made to clarify the boundaries between the different genera, as well as to determine the real taxonomic status and position of certain species and lower taxa within these genera.…”

Euro+Med-Checklist Notulae, 10

“…2006(Bräuchler & al. , 2008Melnikov 2015Melnikov , 2016. However, the southeastern subspecies of M. dalmatica has not been recombined under Clinopodium as yet.…”

A new species ofClinopodium(Lamiaceae) from E Cuba

“…Besides, C. rankiniae occurs distant and completely isolated from the species of Hispaniola, to which it is most morphologically similar, and occurs under markedly different geological and edaphic conditions (Cuba: substratum originating from gritty rocks formed by granitic sediments; Hispaniola: soils derived from calcareous rocks). Melnikov (2014) classified all these species as belonging to Clinopodium subg. Xenopoma (Willd.)…”