Notulae to the Italian alien vascular flora: 13

Galasso, Gabriele; Domina, Gianniantonio; Angiolini, Claudia; Azzaro, Dario; Bacchetta, Gianluigi; Banfi, Enrico; Barberis, Davide; Barone, Giulio; Bartolucci, Fabrizio; Bertolli, Alessio; Bolpagni, Rossano; Bonari, Gianmaria; Bracchetti, Luca; Calvia, Giacomo; Campus, Giuliano; Cancellieri, Laura; Cavallaro, Viviana; Conti, Fabio; Cuena-Lombraña, Alba; D'Alessandro, E.; Corso, Giusy Dal; Vecchia, Alice Dalla; Natale, Antonino De; Guacchio, Emanuele Del; Gregorio, Giuseppe Di; Gristina, Emilio Di; Stefano, Mario Di; Fanfarillo, Emanuele; Federici, Alessandro; Federici, Germano; Ferretti, Giulio; Festi, Francesco; Fiaschi, Tiberio; Filibeck, Goffredo; Fois, Mauro; Gariboldi, L.; Gestri, G.; Gubellini, Leonardo; Guiggi, Alessandro; Hofmann, Nicole A.; Laface, Valentina; Lallai, Andrea; Lazzeri, Valerio; Lecis, Angela P.; Lonati, Michele; Lucchese, Fernando; Lupoletti, Jacopo; Maestri, Samuele; Mainetti, A.; Mantino, Francesca; Mascia, Francesco; Masin, Rizzieri R.; Mei, Giacomo; Merli, Marco; Messina, A.; Musarella, Carmelo Maria; Nota, Ginevra; Olivieri, Nicola; Paura, Bruno; Pellegrini, Roberto; Pica, Antonio; Pittarello, Marco; Podda, Lina; Praleskouskaya, Safiya; Prosser, Filippo; Enri, Simone Ravetto; Roma-Marzio, Francesco; Salerno, Giovanni; Selvaggi, A.; Soldano, Adriano; Spampinato, Giovanni; Stinca, Adriano; Tardella, Federico Maria; Tavilla, Gianmarco; Tomaselli, Valeria; Tomasi, Giulia; Tosetto, Luca; Venanzoni, Roberto; Lastrucci, Lorenzo

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“…Note. In Sardegna, J. integrifolia was recently categorized as a naturalized alien [ 36 ]. However, in certain areas of the south-west part of the island, it is increasingly displaying a significant invasive potential.…”

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“…The floristic list of the taxa is reported in alphabetical order and follows the updated nomenclature and regional distribution of the checklist of the Italian vascular flora available on the Portal to the Flora of Italy [ 43 ], referable to the checklist of the flora alien to Italy [ 27 ] and subsequent updates [ 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 , 32 , 33 , 34 , 35 , 36 , 37 , 38 , 39 ].…”

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“…Newly introduced alien plants in the Italian and European territories and changes in the invasiveness status of species already present in the territory were considered here, in accordance with Pyšek et al [55]. The specimens collected and examined are deposited in the following public herbaria registered in the Index Herbariorum (according to Thiers [162] The floristic list of the taxa is reported in alphabetical order and follows the updated nomenclature and regional distribution of the checklist of the Italian vascular flora available on the Portal to the Flora of Italy [43], referable to the checklist of the flora alien to Italy [27] and subsequent updates [28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39].…”

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“…Solanaceae-Neophyte-South America-Rhizomatose geophyte Change in status for Sardegna and for Italy: from naturalized alien to invasive alien (invasive alien) Specimina: 12 July 2023, Via Porto Botte, San Giovanni Suergiu, Sud Sardegna (SU), Meadows along the cycle path, 39.115238 Note. In Sardegna, J. integrifolia was recently categorized as a naturalized alien [36]. However, in certain areas of the south-west part of the island, it is increasingly displaying a significant invasive potential.…”

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“…Many checklists have been recently published worldwide, at regional [ 21 ] and national [ 22 ] levels, in order to better highlight the diachronic changes locally occurring. Furthermore, in Italy, the knowledge of alien flora in different regions has significantly increased in the last decade [ 23 , 24 , 25 , 26 , 27 , 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 , 32 , 33 , 34 , 35 , 36 , 37 , 38 , 39 , 40 ], although much attention has been paid to highly prioritized IAS in Italy and other European countries, representing a potential threat to the national flora [ 41 , 42 ].…”

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New Alien Plant Taxa for Italy and Europe: An Update

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Despite the wide amount of scientific contributions published on alien plant species, their diffusion dynamics, and their interactions with native taxa, it is increasingly difficult to slow down their spreading and their negative impact on habitats. Last recent years, in fact, a sharp rise in the number of new alien plant taxa introduced in Italy and Europe has been recorded. The aim of this work is to investigate most of the Italian territory in order to verify whether this alarming trend is still underway. Specimen collections and/or observations of alien plants have been performed in as many as 12 Italian regions. All the collected specimens are stored in public or private herbaria. Taxa have been identified according to the literature from the countries of origin of the investigated taxa, while the nomenclature followed the current international references. Updates on 106 taxa are reported. In particular, among 117 new records, 89 are first records, 27 are changes to status and there is 1 extinction. Seven new taxa for Italian alien flora are reported, two of which are new to Europe. The administrative regions with the highest number of records are Calabria (48), Sardegna (17) and Sicilia (15). Five of the surveyed taxa, for the first time, have been considered invasive aliens to Italian territory. The unfrequent amount of original results provided by this work, over the simple importance of data itself, proves how floristic investigation, still today, represents one of the most effective tools in broadening the current knowledge about alien taxa and their dynamics.

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Hybrids of monocots in the flora of Ukraine: Preliminary synopsis

Olshanskyi

2023

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Monocots include ca. 74 000–85 000 species. It is one of the most species rich, ecologically and economically important groups of plants. At the same time, monocots are a key component of ecosystems and have utilitarian significance. In agriculture the majority of the biomass produced comes from monocots. Many plants from this group are used as ornamentals or medicinal plants. This work is devoted to the study of the nomenclature of monocot hybrids in the flora of Ukraine. In general, there are many unsolved problems in the nomenclature of hybrids. Numerous names require clarification. The aim of this study is to compile a list of intergeneric and interspecific hybrids of monocots in the flora of Ukraine. This list includes wild hybrids, as well as cultivated ones that grow spontaneously in the wild. The list of hybrids is compiled mainly on the basis of literary sources. The names of taxa and nothotaxa are indicated according to IPNI. Formulas of the hybrids, basionyms and synonyms are given for the hybrids. The list of monocots' hybrids in the flora of Ukraine offered here includes 87 hybrids. There are many hybrids in the following families: Cyperaceae (20), Orchidaceae (25), Poaceae (22) and Potamogetonaceae (8). In other families there are not many hybrids: Amaryllidaceae (1), Araceae (2), Asparagaceae (1), Commelinaceae (1), Iridaceae (1), Juncaceae (4), Liliaceae (1), Typhaceae (1). There were a number of difficulties during the preparation of this article: 1) there is not enough information, the hybridization of plant species is poorly studied in Ukraine, 2) it is difficult to draw a clear line between hybrids and species of hybridogenic origin, 3) disputed status of parental taxa (i.e. different researchers consider parental taxa in different ranks). Therefore, this list should be considered preliminary.

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New Data on Native and Alien Vascular Flora of Sicily (Italy): New Findings and Updates

Cambria

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Caldarella³

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In this paper, based on fieldwork and herbaria surveys, new data concerning the presence of 32 native and alien vascular species for Sicily (Italy) are provided. Among the native species, the occurrence of the following taxa is reported for the first time or confirmed after many decades of non-observation: Aira multiculmis, Arum maculatum, Carex flacca subsp. flacca, Mentha longifolia, Oxybasis chenopodioides, Najas minor and Xiphion junceum. Furthermore, we document the presence of three native species (Cornus mas, Juncus foliosus and Limonium avei) that, despite being repeatedly observed in Sicily and reported in the literature, are inexplicably omitted by the most recent authoritative checklists regarding the flora of Italy. Finally, fifteen alien species new to Sicily (including one new to Europe, i.e., Pyrus betulifolia) are reported and seven poorly documented allochthonous taxa are confirmed for the island, and for two of them, a status change is proposed. These new or confirmed records allow us to better define the European and national distribution of the targeted taxa and offer new insights on the native and alien flora of Sicily.

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Notulae to the Italian alien vascular flora: 13

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New Data on Native and Alien Vascular Flora of Sicily (Italy): New Findings and Updates

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