The herbarium of Ignaz Dörfler in Berlin

Vogt, Robert; Lack, H. Walter; Raus, Thomas

doi:10.3372/wi.48.48105

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“…Astra cantha Podlech is polyphyletic and therefore taxonomically obsolete (Zarre & Podlech 1997); hence it is treated as a mere synonym of Astragalus L. (Podlech & Zarre 2013: 4 In the protologue, Gartner (1939) cited material by several collectors in the herbaria WU (including WU-Hal) and W, but none of the vouchers was annotated by him. Michael B. Wyse Jackson (TCD) annotated a specimen collected by Dörfler as the lectotype; however, this typification was never published, neither by him (see, e.g., Wyse Jackson 1992) nor by Vogt & al. (2018).…”

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The botanical legacy of Mihael Dimonie (1870–1935), an almost forgotten plant collector in the southern Balkan Peninsula before the First World War

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The botanical legacy of Mihael Dimonie (1870–1935), an almost forgotten plant collector in the southern Balkan Peninsula before the First World War

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“…This mountain chain is estimated to be home of more than 1700 vascular plant taxa (Anonymous 2014b) and 115 and 128 Balkan endemics in two corresponding UTM squares -DM87 and DM97 respectively (Tomović et al 2014). The first massif from the north-eastern side of the Sharri Mountains is the Mountain of Luboten, which has proven to be very interesting and rich in terms of its floristic and phyto-geographic composition, based on different studies (Horvat et al 1974;Rajevski 1990;Rexhepi 1984;Vogt et al 2018). Mt.…”

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Contribution to the knowledge on the flora of Mt. Luboten, Sharri Mts., Kosovo

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Ćušterevska²,

Millaku³

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With the aim of improving the floristic knowledge of Kosovo, here we present an inventory of the plant taxa recorded and collected between the March 2015 and September 2019, in the mountain massif of Luboten, Sharri Mts., SE Kosovo. Field surveys were conducted repeatedly for four years, on each vegetation season. With this work we aimed to provide detailed data concerning the vascular flora richness and distributional patterns. Floristic samples were studied in all representative habitats and sites, concerning climate, exposition, altitude and bedrock composition. This research led to the identification of a total 853 plant taxa of vascular plants, belonging to 354 genera and 93 families. Among these taxa, 82 are Balkan endemics and 53 are included into the Red Book of Vascular Flora of Kosovo. Out of them, 4 are critically endangered, 16 endangered, 3 vulnerable, 8 near threatened and 22 least concern. On the basis of the available floristic literature, 2 plant taxa are found to be new for Kosovo: Bromopsis cappadocica subsp. cappadocica and Pilosella macrotricha. At a national scale, we have found new distribution records for 17 taxa and additionally for 2 plant taxa: Ranunculus fontanus and Sesleria wettsteinii, conservation suggestions are provided. All natural habitats were classified according to EUNIS and their floristic richness is herein provided. Furthermore, the corresponding EUNIS habitat(s) for each taxon of where it was recorded to be growing are also indicated.

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“…The Commission projected among others a zoological-botanical expedition to northeastern Albania, and the presidency of the academy formally asked the Ballhausplatz for protection for the participants as early as 20 March 1914. For zoology, the arachnologist Arnold Penther (1865Penther ( -1931, curator at the Imperial Royal Natural History Court Museum (Kühnelt 1978), was selected, and for botany Ignaz Dörfler (1866-1950, a passionate plant collector, manager and editor of exsiccata works, who was also based in Vienna (Lack 2017;Vogt & al. 2018;Speta & al.…”

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“…In March 1916, Dörfler, who had been appointed Hilfskraft [technical aid] at the Department of Botany at Vienna University (Vogt & al. 2018), applied to the Albania Commission for funds to finance a second expedition (Gostentschnigg 2018).…”

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