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New chorological data are presented for 164 species and subspecies from Bulgaria (1, 2, 76, 127-139, 142, 158-162), Greece (32-62, 77-126, 140-141, 143-157, 163, 164), Republic of North Macedonia (63-75), and Turkey-in-Europe (3-31). The taxa belong to the following families: Alliaceae (61, 77-81, 137), Amaryllidaceae (2, 82), Anacardiaceae (4, 32), Apiaceae (5-16, 129, 143, 144), Araceae (85), Arecaceae (85), Asclepiadaceae (33), Asparagaceae (138), Asphodelaceae (125, 162), Aspleniaceae (127), Asteraceae (17-26, 44-48, 63, 118, 145, 159-161), Berberidaceae (140), Betulaceae (163), Boraginaceae (64, 65, 146), Brassicaceae (49, 147), Campanulaceae (66, 67), Capparaceae (34), Caryophyllaceae (142, 150), Casuarinaceae (35), Chenopodiaceae (50), Colchicaceae (86), Convallariaceae (155, 156), Convolvulaceae (51), Cyperaceae (87-89), Equisetaceae (3), Ericaceae (52), Euphorbiaceae (27, 53, 54), Fabaceae (68, 69, 119), Grossulariaceae (130), Hyacinthaceae (90-93), Iridaceae (94-98, 126, 139, 141, 158), Juncaceae (99, 100), Lamiaceae (55, 56, 120, 131, 151), Liliaceae (101), Lythraceae (28, 132), Moraceae (121), Oleaceae (36), Onagraceae (37, 70), Ophioglossaceae (1), Orchidaceae (75, 76), Orobanchaceae (29), Pinaceae (128), Plantaginaceae (152), Plumbaginaceae (38), Poaceae (30, 31, 43, 102-117, 157), Portulacaceae (57), Primulaceae (71, 122), Ranunculaceae (123, 133, 148), Rosaceae (72, 134, 135), Rutaceae (153), Santalaceae (58, 154), Scrophulariaceae s.l. (73, 124), Simaroubaceae (39), Solanaceae (40-42, 59, 164), Thymelaeaceae (60), Typhaceae (62), Ulmaceae (136), and Violaceae (74, 149). A new taxon for a country is: Greece - Berberis aquifolium (140). The publication includes contributions by: A. Asenov (1), A. Asenov & P. Avreyska (2), M. Aybeke (3-31), B. Biel & Kit Tan (32-43), C. Cattaneo & M. Grano (44-62), D. Dimitrov (63-75), I. Gavalas, R. Jahn & Kit Tan (77-117), V. Ioannidis, D. Doulkeridou, K. Marianthi & A. Strid (118-126), T. Karakiev (127-139), D. Mermygkas & M. Dimaki (140, 141), S. Stoyanov & Y. Marinov (142), Kit Tan & G. Kofinas (143-149), Kit Tan & Sister Pachomia (150-157), V. Trifonov (158), V. Vladimirov (159-162), and G. Zarkos & Kit Tan (163, 164). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

New chorological data are presented for 291 species and subspecies from Bulgaria (73-96, 222-254, 274-281), Greece (15-72, 97-221, 255-273, 282-291), and Turkey-in-Europe (1-14). The taxa belong to the following families: Acanthaceae (101), Aizoaceae (102, 103), Alliaceae (272), Amaranthaceae (104-106, 231, 232), Amaryllidaceae (240), Anacardiaceae (107), Apiaceae (1, 108-112, 247, 265), Apocynaceae (113), Asclepiadaceae (114, 115), Aspleniaceae (213), Asteraceae (2, 15, 16, 37, 64, 65, 75-77, 116-145, 222-224, 233, 248, 255, 256, 264, 266), Boraginaceae (146-149, 257), Brassicaceae (3, 4, 38, 150-161, 225, 226, 258, 282), Cactaceae (162, 275), Callitrichaceae (55), Campanulaceae (283), Caryophyllaceae (5, 6, 17, 18, 39, 66, 78-81, 163-170, 234, 249, 259, 267, 268), Chenopodiaceae (40, 56, 171-173, 250), Cistaceae (235), Colchicaceae (273), Convolvulaceae (174), Crassulaceae (41, 57, 175), Cucurbitaceae (176, 214), Cupressaceae (99, 274), Cuscutaceae (82, 83), Cyperaceae (49, 71, 241), Dennstaedtiaceae (36), Equisetaceae (74), Euphorbiaceae (177-185, 251, 276), Fabaceae (19, 20, 42, 67-69, 186-212, 215, 227, 260-262, 284, 285), Fumariaceae (21), Geraniaceae (236), Hyacinthaceae (50, 72), Hypericaceae (216, 217), Iridaceae (253), Juncaceae (51, 254), Lamiaceae (7-9, 43, 84, 228, 237, 286, 287), Lauraceae (218), Lemnaceae (28), Malvaceae (44, 85), Molluginaceae (45), Onagraceae (86), Orchidaceae (279, 290), Papaveraceae (87, 229), Pinaceae (100), Poaceae (29-35, 52-54, 61-63, 96, 242-246, 263, 280, 281, 291), Polygonaceae (22, 23, 277), Pteridaceae (97, 98), Ranunculaceae (10, 11, 24, 46, 47, 58, 88, 230, 269), Rosaceae (25, 252, 278), Rubiaceae (12, 59, 70, 89-91), Santalaceae (288), Scrophulariaceae s.l. (13, 14, 92-94, 219, 238, 270, 271, 289), Smilacaceae (73), Solanaceae (26, 220, 239), Thymelaeaceae (221), Ulmaceae (95), Violaceae (60), and Vitaceae (27). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]