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2. Rubus lentianus Hohla, Kiraly, M. Lepsi & P. Lepsi 2023, spec. nov
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Lepší, Martin, Lepší, Petr, Hohla, Michael, and Király, Gergely
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Tracheophyta ,Magnoliopsida ,Biodiversity ,Rubus lentianus ,Rosales ,Plantae ,Rubus ,Rosaceae ,Taxonomy - Abstract
Rubus lentianus Hohla, Király, M. Lepší & P. Lepší, spec. nov. (Figs 1–3) Type: — AUSTRIA. Upper Austria: distr. Rohrbach, Hintenberg, quadrant 7349bad, ca 1.2 km ESE of chapel in village, in scrub, one large growth, 730 m, 48°40’59.23”N, 13°56’27.56”E, 15 August 2020, M. Lepší & P. Lepší s.n. (Holotype: LI 03455388! isotypes: CB 87544!, M 0292443!) (Fig. 1). Description:—Shrub, usually up to 100 cm tall. First-year stems low to medium-arching, rooting at the apex, angled with ± flat sides, (3.0–)4.0–6.0 mm in diameter; dull greenish purple to conspicuously suffused with dark brown-red when exposed to the sun; with 0.1–0.5 mm long, adpressed to erect simple, fasciculate (mostly with two arms) and rarely stellate hairs, (5–)15–30(–50) hairs per 1 cm of stem side. Sessile and subsessile glands scattered, stalked glands uneven, up to 0.5 mm long, (1–)4–10(–15) per 1 cm of stem side, acicles scattered, 0.3–0.8 mm long, bristles rare. Prickles suffused with dark brown-red with a long, yellowish tip, ± equal, straight, slightly to distinctly declining (rarely patent), (6–)10–18(–22) per 5 cm of stem length, (4–)5–7(–9) mm long, compressed with a flattened base (3–)4–5(–6) mm broad. Primocane leaves pedate, usually 5-foliolate, but also 3- or 4-foliolate leaves present, leaflets remote to contiguous. Laminas flat, somewhat leathery, dark green above with (1–)3–10(–25) hairs per 1 cm 2, hairy to the touch beneath, greenish-grey felted, with dense stellate and few longer simple hairs. Venation medium weak, veins slightly depressed into the surface of the leaf. Terminal leaflets obovate to broadly obovate, rounded or truncate at the base, abruptly narrowing into a (10–)15–22(–26) mm long apex, petiolule (22–)28–34(–40) % as long as its lamina; margin slightly undulate, ciliate, indentation periodical, coarse, with partly recurved 2–4 mm long teeth, incisions (2.5–)4.0–5.0(–6.0) mm deep. Basal leaflets elongate, oblong or narrowly obovate, on ternate or quinate leaves often irregularly lobed or incised; petiolules (1.5–)2.5–4.5(–5.5) mm long. Petioles shorter than basal leaflets, loosely to densely hairy, with scattered subsessile and stalked glands, rare acicles and bristles, and with (6–)10–15(–18) hooked prickles. Stipules filiform, with scattered mostly simple hairs and sessile and stalked glands, usually (0.5–)0.7–0.9(–1.3) mm wide. Inflorescence usually 15–20(–30) cm long, conical, narrow to medium wide, truncate at the apex, with erectopatent or (in upper part) patent branches, distal (5–)7–10(–16) cm long part leafless. Inflorescence leaves greenish-grey and felted beneath, predominantly ternate, the uppermost 1(–2) simple. Inflorescence axis flexuous, densely hairy, with scattered stalked glands and fewer acicles and bristles, and with (7–)9–13(–15) prickles per 5 cm of axis length. Prickles unequal, declining, slender, straight to slightly curved, (3.0–)3.5–4.5(–5.5) mm long. Inflorescence branches 1–3-flowered; pedicels (5–) 10–20 mm long, felted, with scattered stalked glands or acicles up to 0.6 mm long, the longest ones longer than hairs, and with (4–)6–10(–14) ± equal, slightly curved, (1.0–)1.5–2.0(–3.0) mm long prickles. Sepals (5–)6–7(–8) mm long (including the short filiform appendix), first spreading to slightly reflexed and reflexed after anthesis, green-grey felted with whitish margins, with scattered simple hairs, scattered red subsessile and stalked glands and absent to rare short, red-suffused pricklets on the abaxial surface. Petals pink, hairy to densely hairy, spathulate, not touching each other, 8–10 mm long. Stamens significantly longer than styles, filaments white, anthers yellow, glabrous. Carpels hairy, styles yellowish green. Receptacle sparsely to densely hairy, with hairs up to 1.2 mm long. Collective fruits semiglobose to globose. Flowering (VI–)VII(–VIII). DNA-ploidy level:—Flow cytometric analysis has shown that Rubus lentianus is tetraploid (2n = 4x ~ 28). Because all taxa (ca. 15 species) of Rubus ser. Radula investigated so far have proved to be tetraploid (Krahulcová et al. 2013), this ploidy was expected. Etymology:—The epithet ‘ lentianus ’ derives from the Roman name of the city of Linz (‘ Lentia ’), the provincial capital of Upper Austria. Diagnostic characters:—Primocanes conspicuously dark, dull greenish purple to suffused with dark brown-red when exposed to the sun, scattered to medium densely hairy, with scattered stalked glands, rare to scattered acicles or bristles and (6–)10–18(–22) prickles per 5 cm of stem length; prickles suffused with dark brown-red, with a long, yellowish tip; leaves on primocanes mostly pedate (3–4–)5-foliolate, hairy to the touch beneath; indentation periodical, conspicuously coarse, with some recurved 2–4 mm long teeth and incisions (2.5–)4.0–5.0(–6.0) mm deep; terminal leaflet abruptly narrowing into a distinctive (10–)15–22(–26) mm long apex. Pedicels felted, with scattered stalked glands or acicles up to 0.6 mm long, the longest ones longer than hairs. Taxonomy:—Due to ± equal, uniform prickles and scattered stalked glands on primocanes and a greenish-grey indumentum of primocane leaves beneath, Rubus lentianus is a typical member of the series Radula. Deeply incised terminal leaflets of primocane leaves with a long and abruptly narrowing apex separate the species from all other members of the series Radula recorded within the distribution area of R. lentianus and adjacent regions. Most of all it resembles R. perpedatus, which differs in having 3–20 hairs per 1 cm of primocane side, primocane leaves (very) distinctly pedate, incisions of the terminal leaflet only 2–4 mm deep and pedicels with stalked glands shorter than the longest hairs. Another similar species, R. rudis, has, in contrast to R. lentianus, incisions of terminal leaflets of primocane leaves only 1.5–2.5(–3.0) mm deep, primocanes almost glabrous, with numerous short stalked glands and with smaller, (3–)4–6(–7) mm long prickles. To ease the separation of R. lentianus from all other members of ser. Radula actually or possibly co-occurring with the new species, we present a determination key below. The key does not include R. indusiatus and R. platycephalus, whose distribution, morphology and taxonomy is insufficiently known, as indicated by our research and other published data (cf. Trávníček et al. 2018). However, it is apparent from the type material and published descriptions (Weber 1997) that both taxa differ significantly from the new species. Rubus platycephalus can be distinguished mainly by 3-foliolate primocane leaves with shallower, 2–2.5 mm long incisions and shorter, 10–12 mm long apex; R. indusiatus differs in having primocane leaves with shallower, 1.5–2 mm long incisions and a narrow, ± cylindrical and racemose inflorescence. Ecology:—The species has been found in the colline and submontane vegetation belts between 260 and 730 m above sea level. It generally grows on mesic, acidic soils developed on siliceous bedrock, but it occurs also on slightly alkaline, semi-dry soils over gravel or clay subsoils. The species grows particularly frequently in coniferous forests (often Picea abies plantations). It prefers semi-shaded habitats such as forest fringes, reforested areas or edges of forest roads, in turn avoiding exposed sunny sites. Distribution:— Rubus lentianus was found at sixteen localities in Austria (in the federal state of Upper Austria) and ten localities in Germany (Bavaria). There are two main distribution areas: (i) the valley of the Danube between Vilshofen an der Donau (Bavaria) and Linz (Upper Austria) and (ii) the regions Innviertel and Hausruckviertel in Upper Austria (Alpine Foreland) with occurrences in the hilly area south of Sauwald. In addition, there are scattered localities in the Weilhartforst near the border with the federal state of Salzburg and in the region Mühlviertel north of the Danube (Fig. 4). The distance between the two furthermost localities exceeds 130 km, so the species can be considered a regionally distributed bramble (Kurtto et al. 2010). However, Rubus lentianus can be assumed to have a greater frequency and wider distribution in the southeastern part of Bavaria and Upper Austria. The species had probably been overlooked in the past because of its similarity with other species and singular biotypes of Rubus ser. Radula. History of the discovery:—Vojtěch Žíla was the first to notice the species, as documented by his herbarium specimens stored in CB under two provisional names—‘ Rubus paraprogelopsis ’ and ‘ Rubus bobii ’, nom. invalid. in schedis. To our knowledge, the oldest records of the species documented by herbarium specimens come from 2004 and were collected by V. Žíla near the town of Grieskirchen and the village of Weibern in Upper Austria (CB). Additional specimens examined (paratypes):— AUSTRIA. Upper Austria: Hintenberg (Rohrbach distr.), ca 1.2 km ESE of chapel in village, in scrub, one large growth, 730 m a.s.l., 48°40‘59.2“N, 13°56‘27.5“E, 15 August 2020, M. Lepší & P. Lepší s.n. (CB 87544); Engelhartszell, in the big curve of the road nr. 136 above the village, forest fringes, 362 m a.s.l., 48°30‘24.1“N, 13°43‘33.9“E, 6 July 2020, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 862885, barcode 03361467; LI 862886 barcode 03361474; herb. Király); Engelhartszell, in the big curve of the road nr. 136 above the village, forest fringes, 392 m a.s.l., 48°30’29.9”N, 13°43’24.9”E, 9 July 2021, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 862887, barcode 03361481; LI 862888, barcode 03361498; LI 862889, barcode 03361504; herb. Király); Wesenufer, slope 0.2 km SW of the bridge at Niederranna, forest fringes, 326 m a.s.l., 48°27’48.9”N, 13°47’38.8”E, 6 July 2020, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 862882, barcode 03361436; LI 862883, barcode 03361443; LI 862884, barcode 03361450; herb. Király); Krena, 0.6 km W of the village, along the road to Zell an der Pram, 421 m a.s.l., 48°18’48.9”N, 13°39’29.9”E, 9 July 2021, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 862871, barcode 03361320; LI 862872, barcode 03361337); Urbs Linz, pagus Rienberg, margo silvae apud viam publicam, ad marginem merid. pagi, 300 m a.s.l., 48°20’50.3”N, 13°58’29.4”E, 12 August 2008, Žíla s.n. (CB); Aschach a. d. Donau, at the hydroelectric power station, fringes on the right bank of the river, 287 m a.s.l., 48°23‘01.3“N, 14°01‘12.4“E, 7 July 2020, Király & Hohla, s.n. (LI 862880, barcode 03361412; LI 862881, barcode 03361429; herb. Király); Engerwitzdorf, Obertreffling, forest patch at the Alte Linzer Str, 425 m a.s.l., 48°19’49.4”N, 14°22’59.2”E, 5 July 2018, Király & Hohla s.n. (herb. Király); Ried im Innkreis, Senftenbach, ca 1.5 km sz. od osady, 480 m a.s.l., 48°16’27.9”N, 13°23’58.3”E, 21 July 2006, M. Lepší, P. Lepší s.n. (CB 51228); Andrichsfurt, forest E of the sports ground, 466 m a.s.l., 48°15’50.4”N, 13°32’05.6”E, 10 July 2021, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 863471, barcode 03446805; LI 863472, barcode 03446812); Schatzdorf, oppidum Riedau, pagus Schatzdorf, ad marginem silvae apud viam publicam, situ merid.-orient. a pago, 445 m a.s.l., 48°15’11.7”N, 13°38’08.7”E, 17 October 2004, Žíla s.n. (CB); Tumeltsham, Walchshausen, road embankment, bushes, 453 m a.s.l., 48°14‘17.7“N, 13°30‘38.7“E, 11 August 2014, Hohla (obs. et photo); Tarsdorf, 2.8 km NE of the village, spruce plantations along the road to Hochburg-Ach, 493 m a.s.l., 48°06’24.5”N, 12°50’26.2”E, 7 July 2021, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 862890, barcode 03361511; LI 862891, barcode 03361528; herb. Király); Weibern, oppidum Haag am Hausruck, pagus Weibern: ad marginem silvae, apud viam publicam, situ orient. a pago Weibern, 446 m a.s.l., 48°11’10.9”N, 13°42’50.0”E, 17 October 2004, Žíla s.n. (CB); Wels, Kematen, okraj lesa již. od obce, 420 m a.s.l., 48°10’08.9”N, 13°51’29.3”E, 20 July 2006, M. Lepší & P. Lepší s.n. (CB 51226); Franking, 0.3 km S of Eisengöring, forest fringes, 433 m a.s.l., 48°02’43.2”N, 12°55’05.1”E, 7 July 2021, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 862892, barcode 03361535; herb. Király). GERMANY. Bavaria: Otterskirchen, 0.7 km S of Stampfing, forest fringes on the left bank of the Danube, 312 m a.s.l., 48°36’36”N, 13°17’59”E, 8 July 2020, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 862873, barcode 03361344; LI 862874, barcode 03361351; LI 862875, barcode 03361368); Otterskirchen, 0.9 km W of Besensandbach, forest fringes on the left bank of the Danube, 318 m a.s.l., 48°36‘32.4“N, 13°15‘38.5“E, 8 July 2020, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 862877, barcode 03361382; LI 862878, barcode 03361399; LI 862879, barcode 03361405; herb. Király); Tiefenbach, 0, 3 km S of Alerting, coniferous forests, 420 m a.s.l., 48°36’55.6”N, 13°24’50.7”E, 6 July 2018, Király & Hohla s.n. (herb. Király); Urbs Passau, pagus Patriching, margo silvae, ad marginem orient. [coordinates point to the western edge of Patriching village] pagi, 440 m a.s.l., 48°36’26.2”N, 13°24’59.7”E, 31 August 2008, Žíla s.n. (CB, three specimens); Urbs Passau, pagus Ruderting, margo silvae apud viam publicam, ad marginem merid. pagi, 455 m a.s.l., 48°38’39.0”N, 13°24’46.6”E, 31 August 2008, Žíla s.n. (CB, two specimens); Passau, 0.5 km E of Burgholz, coniferous forests, 424 m a.s.l., 48°36’16.6”N, 13°25’42.6”E, 6 July 2018, Király & Hohla s.n. (herb. Király); Urbs Passau, pagus Patriching, margo silvae ad viam publicam, ca 1 km situ merid.-orient. a pago, 430 m a.s.l., 48°36’13.6”N, 13°25’46.9”E, 31 August 2008, Žíla s.n. (CB, two specimens); Patriching (Passau distr.), ca 1.4 km ENE of St. Korona church in village, edge of forest road, one large shrub, 420 m a.s.l., 48°36’14.1”N, 13°26’11.7”E, 5 September 2020, M. Lepší et al. s.n. (CB 87508); Oppidum Passau, ad viam publicam trans oppidum Passau versus oppidum Regen. 48°35’33.2”N, 13°24’56.3”E, 2 October 1999, Žíla s.n. (CB); Passau, 0.5 km NW of Wörth, shrubbery on the left bank of the Danube, 302 m a.s.l., 48°35‘31.2“N, 13°23‘35.5“E, 8 July 2020, Király & Hohla s.n. (LI 862876, barcode 03361375; herb. Király); Dommelstadl (Passau distr.), ca 3.1 km NW of church in village, edge of forest road, one large shrub, 460 m a.s.l., 48°32’03.9”N, 13°25’06.2”E, 5 September 2020, M. Lepší et al. s.n. (CB 87509).
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3. Rubus lentianus, a new species from Austria and Germany-another piece of the puzzle from a European hotspot of Rubus series Radula
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Lepší, Martin, Lepší, Petr, Hohla, Michael, and Király, Gergely
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Tracheophyta ,Magnoliopsida ,Biodiversity ,Rosales ,Plantae ,Rosaceae ,Taxonomy - Abstract
Lepší, Martin, Lepší, Petr, Hohla, Michael, Király, Gergely (2023): Rubus lentianus, a new species from Austria and Germany-another piece of the puzzle from a European hotspot of Rubus series Radula. Phytotaxa 594 (1): 43-52, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.594.1.2, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.594.1.2
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- 2023
4. Three new alien species in the flora of Croatia
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Hohla, Michael, primary and Nikolić, Toni, additional
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- 2023
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5. Hidden on both sides of the Alps: Rubus noricus, a new species of bramble (Rosaceae) from Austria and Germany
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Hohla, Michael, Pagitz, Konrad, and Király, Gergely
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Tracheophyta ,Magnoliopsida ,Biodiversity ,Rosales ,Plantae ,Rosaceae ,Taxonomy - Abstract
Hohla, Michael, Pagitz, Konrad, Király, Gergely (2021): Hidden on both sides of the Alps: Rubus noricus, a new species of bramble (Rosaceae) from Austria and Germany. Phytotaxa 489 (1): 1-9, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.489.1.1, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.489.1.1
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- 2021
6. Cyrtomium fortunei, Onoclea sensibilis und Osmunda regalis neu f��r ��sterreich sowie eine aktualisierte ��bersicht neophytischer Gef����kryptogamen ��sterreichs
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St��hr, Oliver, Berger, Andreas, Baldinger, J��rgen, Hohla, Michael, Langer, Christoph, Meindl, Hedwig, Moosbrugger, Karin, Pflugbeil, Georg, Pilsl, Peter, Sauberer, Norbert, Schwab, Ralf, Thalinger, Michael, Zechmeister, Harald G., and Gilli, Christian
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alien ferns ,Austria ,neophytes ,floristic records ,Onoclea sensibilis ,Osmunda regalis ,Cyrtomium fortunei ,Pteridophyta - Abstract
Verwilderungen der Farnarten Cyrtomium fortunei, Onoclea sensibilis und Osmunda regalis werden erstmals f��r ��sterreich publiziert, zudem wird ��ber die Erstnach��weise von Adiantum capillus-veneris f��r Ober��sterreich und Wien berichtet. In einer aktualisierten ��bersicht werden die Funde der 11 bislang registrierten neophytischen Gef����kryptogamen ��ster��reichs gelistet und der fragliche Status von Asplenium ceterach und Salvinia natans wird disku��tiert. Sporenmessungen an Belegen von Asplenium ceterach erbrachten weiters den Erstnachweis der diploiden subsp. bivalens f��r ��sterreich. Unter der Voraussetzung einer weiteren Kultivierung w��rmeliebender Farnarten und eines sich fortsetzenden Klimawandels mit durchschnittlich h��heren Temperaturen ist davon auszugehen, dass k��nftig weitere Adventivnachweise ���exotischer��� Farne bis hin zu lokalen Einb��rgerungen in ��sterreich folgen werden., [English title] Cyrtomium fortunei, Onoclea sensibilis and Osmunda regalis new for Austria, with an updated conspectus of Austrian neophytic vascular cryptogams [English abstract] Naturalization of Cyrtomium fortunei, Onoclea sensibilis and Osmunda regalis is reported for the first time from Austria. Furthermore, the first records of Adiantum capillus-veneris from the federal states Upper Austria and Vienna are reported. In an updated overview, 11 registered neophytic vascular cryptogams are reported from Austria, and the questionable status of Asplenium ceterach and Salvinia natans is discussed. Spore measurements were performed on specimens of Asplenium ceterach, and the diploid subsp. bivalens could be verified for the first time in Austria. Due to further cultivation of warmth-loving fern species and continuing climate change it can be assumed that further naturalizations of exotic fern taxa will happen in future.
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- 2021
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7. Contributions to Rubus sect. Corylifolii (Rosaceae) in the Eastern Alps and adjacent regions
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Király, Gergely and Hohla, Michael
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distribution patterns ,Rubus sect. Corylifolii ,apomicts ,chorology - Abstract
On the basis of comprehensive fieldwork and herbarium studies, this paper provides the revision of 15 species in Rubus sect. Corylifolii (Rosaceae) in the Eastern Alps and adjacent regions (Austria, western Hungary and northern Slovenia), including an iconography as well as con��tributions to taxonomy, distribution and ecology for each species. For Rubus dollnensis, R. sendtneri and R. sylvulicola, a full list of revised records in the area is given: the first one occurs in Lower and Upper Austria, the second one in Upper Austria, and the last one in Salzburg, Tyrol, and Upper Austria. Rubus fasciculatus is reported here for the first time from Burgenland, Upper Austria and Vienna, moreover from western Hungary and Slovenia. Rubus franconicus had formerly a single published record from Austria (Upper Austria); it is presented here as a floristic novelty for Bur��genland and Carinthia, and, in addition, for Hungary and Slovenia. Rubus holosericeus is reported as a novelty for Burgenland, and at the hitherto easternmost localities of its range in Hungary. An inventory of revised localities of R. kletensis in Austria is presented: it occurs in the Innviertel and the M��hlviertel (Upper Austria). Rubus mollis is new for Burgenland and Vienna; its occurrence in Styria has been corroborated by an herbarium voucher. Rubus macrostemonides is recorded at its second locality in Austria (S Upper Austria), which lies 50 km east of the type locality, near Salz��burg. Rubus orthostachys is reported for the first time from the Eastern Alps and adjacent regions (Styria and Upper Austria in Austria, and western Hungary S of Lake Neusiedl). A second locality (at the same time, the only current one) of R. pruinosus is confirmed in Austria (Upper Austria), at the southern edge of the whole range. A novelty for the flora of Austria is R. scabrosus, a widespread west-central European species, recorded also on the southernmost margin of its range, at two locali��ties in the Innviertel (Upper Austria). The status of R. semitomentosus was investigated in Carinthia and Lower Austria: in lack of supporting material, its occurrence in Carinthia can only be assumed. For R. suevicola, the first reliable data are presented from Vorarlberg, and a new locality (the very southernmost one) is reported from E Carinthia. Rubus viridilucidus (a regional species from central Germany) was found far from its locus classicus in Austria (Upper Austria: Innviertel)., [German title] Beitr��ge zur Kenntnis von Rubus sect. Corylifolii (Rosaceae) im ��stlichen Alpengebiet [German abstract] In der vorliegenden Arbeit wird auf Basis umfangreicher Feldforschungen und Herbarstudien ein ��berblick ��ber die Erforschung von Rubus sect. Corylifolii (Rosaceae) in den Ostalpen und den angrenzenden Regionen (��sterreich, Westungarn und Nordslowenien) gegeben. Dar��ber hinaus werden eine Ikonographie sowie Beitr��ge zur Taxonomie, Verbreitung und ��kologie f��r 15 im Untersuchungsgebiet vorkommende Arten der Sektion vorgestellt. F��r Rubus dollnensis, R. sendtneri und R. sylvulicola wird eine vollst��ndige Liste der revidierten Nachweise gegeben: die erste Art kommt in Nieder- und Ober��sterreich vor, die zweite in Ober��sterreich und die letzte in Salzburg, Ober��sterreich und Tirol. Rubus fasciculatus wird hier zum ersten Mal aus dem Burgenland, Ober��sterreich und Wien gemeldet, au��erdem aus Westungarn und Slowenien. Rubus franconicus hatte bisher einen einzigen publizierten Nachweis aus ��sterreich (Ober��sterreich); diese Art wird hier als floristische Neuheit f��r das Burgenland und K��rnten, aber auch f��r Ungarn bzw. Slowenien vorgestellt. Rubus holosericeus ist neu f��r die Flora des Burgenlandes und das bekannte Verbreitungsgebiet der Art wird durch einen ungarischen Fund Richtung Osten erweitert. Eine Bestandsaufnahme der revidierten Fundorte von R. kletensis in ��sterreich wird vorgestellt: Diese Brombeere kommt im Innviertel und im M��hlviertel in Ober��sterreich vor. Rubus mollis ist neu f��r das Burgenland und Wien; das Vorkommen in der Steiermark wurde durch einen Herbarbeleg best��tigt. Rubus macrostemonides wurde nach dem Vorkommen an der Typuslokalit��t bei Salzburg 50 km davon entfernt auch im s��dlichen Ober��sterreich gefunden. Rubus orthostachys wurde erstmals aus den Ostalpen und den angrenzenden Regionen (Steiermark und Ober��sterreich in ��sterreich, sowie Westungarn s��dlich des Neusiedler Sees) gemeldet. Ein zweiter Fundort (gleichzeitig der einzige aktuelle) von R. pruinosus wird in ��sterreich (Ober��sterreich), am s��dlichen Rand des gesamten Verbreitungsgebietes, angegeben und die Art f��r ��sterreich best��tigt. Neu f��r die Flora ��sterreichs ist R. scabrosus aus dem Innviertel (Ober��sterreich), ebenso am s��dlichsten Arealrand der Art. Der Status von R. semitomentosus wurde in K��rnten und Nieder��sterreich untersucht: In Ermangelung von Belegmaterial kann sein Vorkommen in K��rnten nur vermutet werden. F��r R. suevicola werden die ersten zuverl��ssigen Daten aus Vorarlberg pr��sentiert und eine neue Lokalit��t (die bislang s��dlichste) aus Ostk��rnten gemeldet. Rubus viridilucidus (eine regionale Art aus Mitteldeutschland) wurde weit entfernt vom locus classicus in ��sterreich (Ober��sterreich: Innviertel) gefunden.
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8. Die Armleuchteralgen (Characeae) Südtirols
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Hohla Michael and Wilhalm Thomas
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characeae - Abstract
Stoneworts (Characeae) have never been the subject of a systematic survey in South Tyrol. While there was a certain interest in this group of plants in the 19th century, further study of this group of plants failed to take place for almost a whole century. Since Characeae now play an important role in nature conservation, due in part to the Fauna-Flora-Habitat Directive of the European Union, it was necessary to compile an inventory of this plant group in South Tyrol. In this work we present a checklist of all Characeae species hitherto known to South Tyrol, discussing each species and its distribution.
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9. Annotated checklist of Carinthian Rubi
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Pagitz, Konrad, Hohla, Michael, Király, Gergely, Plazi, and Neilreichia
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bramble ,Austria ,Alps ,Carinthia ,Rubus ,checklist ,Rosaceae ,diversity - Abstract
The Carinthian Rubus flora is updated. In the course of this, several taxa are published here the first time for the Carinthian flora (Rubus austromoravicus, R. bicolor, R. grabowskii, R. pericrispatus, R. perperus, R. phoenicolasius and R. stimulifer). For many other Rubus species, additional findings are presented, and the knowledge of distribution is enlarged., [german title] Die Rubus-Flora Kärntens – Aktualisierte und kommentierte Checkliste der Gattung Rubus für Kärnten, inklusive Fundortsergänzungen [German abstract] Die vorliegende Arbeit bringt eine Aktualisierung des Kenntnisstandes der Rubus-Flora Kärntens. Dabei werden Rubus austromoravicus, R. bicolor, R. grabowskii, R. pericrispatus, R. perperus, R. phoenicolasius und R. stimulifer erstmals für Kärnten publiziert. Für etliche weitere Arten werden ergänzende Funde gemeldet und die Verbreitung aktualisiert.
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10. Hidden on both sides of the Alps: Rubus noricus, a new species of bramble (Rosaceae) from Austria and Germany
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HOHLA, MICHAEL, primary, PAGITZ, KONRAD, additional, and KIRÁLY, GERGELY, additional
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11. Scrophularia neesii und Scrophularia umbrosa in Deutschland – ähnliche Ökologie, aber unterschiedliche Verbreitung zweier Sippen eines Autopolyploidie-Komplexes
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Gregor, Thomas, primary, Dillenberger, Markus S., additional, Schmidt, Marco, additional, Hand, Ralf, additional, Abdank, Anja, additional, Böcker, Reinhard, additional, Ciongwa, Peter, additional, Diewald, Wolfgang, additional, Dunkel, Franz G., additional, Ehmke, Wolfgang, additional, Finus, Paul, additional, Frank, Dieter, additional, Hammel, Steffen, additional, Hofstetter, Alexander, additional, Hohla, Michael, additional, Horst, Eggert, additional, John, Heino, additional, Klotz, Jürgen, additional, Korsch, Marion, additional, Mause, René, additional, Meierott, Lenz, additional, Müller, Frank, additional, Möbius, Friederike, additional, Peintinger, Markus, additional, Reichert, Hans, additional, Ringel, Heike, additional, Schneider, Rudi, additional, Schröder, Christof Nikolaus, additional, Timmermann-Trosiener, Irene, additional, and Mutz, Sabine, additional
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12. Schriftenschau
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Gutermann, Walter, primary, Kasperek, Gerwin, additional, Krausová, Iva, additional, Meierott, Lenz, additional, Engelhardt, Martin, additional, Kalheber, Heinz, additional, Hohla, Michael, additional, and Händler, Arthur, additional
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13. Taxonomical and chorological notes 10
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Király Botond Gergely, Hohla Michael, Süveges Kristóf, Hábenczyus Alida Anna, Barina Zoltán, Király Angéla, Lukács Balázs András, Türke Ildikó J., and Takács Attila
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14. NOVELTIES IN THE VASCULAR FLORA OF CROATIA.
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KIRÁLY, GERGELY, HOHLA, MICHAEL, and NIKOLIĆ, TONI
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BOTANY ,REMNANT vegetation ,ENDANGERED species ,MEDICINAL plants ,VASCULAR plants ,AMARANTHS - Abstract
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15. Artemisia Gilvescens, Oenothera Macrocarpa Und Pseudosasa Japonica – Neu Für Österreich – Sowie Weitere Beiträge Zur Adventivflora Von Oberösterreich Und Der Steiermark
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Artemisia gilvescens, Oenothera macrocarpa and Pseudosasa japonica – new forAustria – and further contributions to the alien flora of Upper Austria and Styria Records of 16 alien vascular plant taxa are listed. New for Austria (not listed in Walter & al. 2002 and Fischer & al. 2008) are: Artemisia gilvescens, Glyceria striata subsp. difformis, Heracleum sphondylium × H. mantegazzianum, Oenothera biennis f. sulphurea, Oenothera macrocarpa, Pinus wallichiana and Pseudosasa japonica. New for Upper Austria (not mentioned in Walter & al. 2002, Fischer & al. 2008 and Hohla & al. 2009) are Aucuba japonica, Calystegia pulchra, Coix lacryma-jobi and Xanthium albinum subsp. albinum. New for the region Innviertel (Upper Austria) are Brassica juncea and Linaria supina. New for Styria (not mentioned in Walter & al. 2002 and Fischer & al. 2008) are Astilbe rubra and Limonium gmelinii. New for the Alpine region in Upper Austria (not mentioned in Hohla & al. 2009) is Cichorium calvum. All taxa are discussed in the context of floristic literature. uploaded for Neilreichia by Plazi
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16. Taxonomical and chorological notes 10 (98–110)
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Király, Gergely, primary, Hohla, Michael, additional, Süveges, Kristóf, additional, Hábenczyus, Anna Alida, additional, Barina, Zoltán, additional, Király, Angéla, additional, Lukács, Balázs András, additional, Türke, Ildikó J., additional, and Takács, Attila, additional
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17. Buchbesprechungen
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Hohla, Michael, Niklfeld, Harald, Willner, Wolfgang, Schneeweiss, Gerald M., Janauer, Georg A., Englmaier, Peter, Fischer, Manfred A., Gutermann, Walter, Kudrnovsky, Helmut, Staudinger, Christa, Lauria, Friedrich, and Sauberer, Norbert
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Buchbesprechungen
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18. (2963) Proposal to reject the name Rubus pseudoidaeus (Rosaceae).
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van de Beek, Abraham, Drenckhahn, Detlev, DeVriese, Hendrik, Gregor, Thomas, van den Ham, Erik, Haveman, Rense, Hohla, Michael, Kiraly, Gergely, Kosiński, Piotr, Matzke‐Hajek, Günter, Meijer, Karst, Mercier, David P., de Ronde, Iris, Ryde, Ulf, and Travnicek, Bohumil
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I Rubus i , to which I R. sulcatus i belongs, have relatively few distinctive characters, and such similar - but not identical - taxa as indicated above, were found in the precise region of the type locality of I R. pseudoidaeus i F.W. Schmidt, such as I R. altissimus i Fritsch (in Hayek, Sched. The name I Rubus pseudoidaeus i F.W. Schmidt has never been used in later literature, while I R. sulcatus i was accepted by Trattinnick (Rosac. The epithet ' I pseudoidaeus i ' has been in general use for a totally different taxon: the hybrid of I Rubus caesius i L. and I R. idaeus i L., first at the rank of variety (Weihe in Boenninghausen, Prodr. [Extracted from the article]
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19. Gedenken an Franz Grims (1930–2011)
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Hohla, Michael
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Obituary - Abstract
Nachruf Franz Grims
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20. Gedenken an Helmut Melzer (1922–2011) – den Doyen der österreichischen Floristik
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Hohla, Michael
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Obituary - Abstract
Nachruf Helmut Melzer
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21. Taxonomical and chorological notes 5 (59–70)
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Mesterházy, Attila, primary, Matus, Gábor, additional, Király, Gergely, additional, Szűcs, Péter, additional, Török, Péter, additional, Valkó, Orsolya, additional, Pelles, Gábor, additional, Papp, Viktor Gábor, additional, Virók, Viktor, additional, Nemcsok, Zoltán, additional, Rigó, Attila, additional, Hohla, Michael, additional, and Barina, Zoltán, additional
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22. Beiträge zur Brombeer-Flora der Steiermark.
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PAGITZ, Konrad, HOHLA, Michael, TRÁVNÍČEK, Bohumil, ZERNIG, Kurt, ŽÍLA, Vojtěch, and KIRÁLY, Gergely
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Contributions to Styrian Rubus-flora. -- In course of the 7th Austrian-Alpine Rubus workshop in Styria (2018) 38 Rubus species have been found. This is a substantial contribution to the Styrian and Austrian bramble flora. In addition, the knowledge of the general distribution of several Rubus species is considerably broadened. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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23. Schriftenschau
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Raus, Thomas, Gregor, Thomas, Korsch, Heiko, Hand, Ralf, Hohla, Michael, Prasse, Rüdiger, and Böhling, Niels
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ddc:580 - Abstract
In der Schriftenschau zum Kochia-Band 6 werden 8 für die Flora von Deutschland relevante Neuerscheinungen aus den Jahren 2006 bis 2011 besprochen.
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24. Cardamine corymbosa (Brassicaceae) und Bromopsis (Bromus) riparia (Poaceae) – neu für Österreich sowie weitere Beiträge zur Adventivflora von Oberösterreich, Niederösterreich und Salzburg
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Es werden Funde von 36 adventiven Gefäßpflanzen-Sippen aus den Bundesländern Oberösterreich, Niederösterreich und Salzburg mitgeteilt (1 nicht in Walter & al. 2002 oder Fischer & al. 2008; 2 in Walter & al. 2002, Fischer & al. 2008 oder Hohla & al. 2009 nicht für Oberösterreich genannt; 3 neu für das Innviertel [Oberösterreich]; 4 in Walter & al. 2002 oder Fischer & al. 2008 nicht für das Bundesland Salzburg genannt): Amelanchier lamarckii,1 Arum italicum s. lat.,1 Asperula taurina,2 Bromopsis riparia,1 Cardamine corymbosa,1 Chaenarrhinum origanifolium,2 Cichorium calvum,2 Ceratostigma plumbaginoides,2 Digitaria setigera,1 Echinochloa turneriana,1 Elytrigia obtusiflora,2 Festuca apennina,3 Glebionis coronaria, Glebionis segetum,3 Lobelia siphilitica,1 Lolium multiflorum × L. perenne (L. ×boucheanum),2 Malva verticillata, 3 Muhlenbergia mexicana,2 Nepeta grandiflora,1 Nicotiana tabacum,2 Oenothera perennis, 1 Oenothera victorini,1 Osteospermis ecklonis,1 Panicum virgatum,2 Perovskia abrotanoides,1 Phyllostachys nigra,1 Physocarpus opulifolius,3 Polypogon monspeliensis,4 Potentilla intermedia,3 Rudbeckia triloba,2 Schedonorus (Festuca) arundinaceus subsp. mediterraneus,1 Silene conoidea,3 Spiraea hypericifolia × S. cana (S. ×cinerea),1 Tagetes tenuifolia,2 Teucrium hyrcanicum1 und Tradescantia andersoniana-Hybride2. Die angeführten Funde werden anhand der floristischen Literatur diskutiert.
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25. Schriftenschau
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Hodvina, Sylvain, Engelhardt, Martin, Zündorf, Hans-Joachim, Hohla, Michael, Garve, Eckhard, Gregor, Thomas, Brandes, Dietmar, Böhling, Niels, Sukopp, Herbert, Sukopp, Ulrich, Meyer, Norbert, and Hand, Ralf
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In der Schriftenschau zum Kochia-Band 5 werden 12 für die Flora von Deutschland relevante Neuerscheinungen aus den Jahren 2009 bis 2010 besprochen.
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26. New stage of the invasion: Sporobolus vaginiflorus (Poaceae) reached Hungary
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Király, Gergely, primary and Hohla, Michael, additional
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27. Schriftenschau
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Wörz, Arno, primary, Gregor, Thomas, additional, Caspari, Steffen, additional, Raus, Thomas, additional, Meierott, Lenz, additional, Amarell, Uwe, additional, Reichert, Hans, additional, Hohla, Michael, additional, Hand, Ralf, additional, Kasperek, Gerwin, additional, and Poppendieck, Hans-Helmut, additional
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28. Schriftenschau
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Raus, Thomas, primary, Gregor, Thomas, additional, Korsch, Heiko, additional, Hand, Ralf, additional, Hohla, Michael, additional, Prasse, Rüdiger, additional, and Böhling, Niels, additional
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29. Schriftenschau
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Hodvina, Sylvain, primary, Engelhardt, Martin, additional, Zündorf, Hans-Joachim, additional, Hohla, Michael, additional, Garve, Eckhard, additional, Gregor, Thomas, additional, Brandes, Dietmar, additional, Böhling, Niels, additional, Sukopp, Herbert, additional, Sukopp, Ulrich, additional, Meyer, Norbert, additional, and Hand, Ralf, additional
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30. Bemerkenswertes zur Flora der Steiermark 6.
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ZERNIG, Kurt, BERG, Christian, BURKARD, Rainer, ENGLMAIER, Peter, HEBER, Gerwin, HOHLA, Michael, KNIELY, Gerhard, NOWOTNY, Günther, PÖLTL, Martina, and WENDELIN, Ilse
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31. Floristische Neufunde (430–508)
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Gilli, Christian, Pachschw��ll, Clemens, Niklfeld, Harald, Gilli, Christian, Pachschwöll, Clemens, Niklfeld, Harald, Adler, Wolfgang, Amann, Georg, Amersberger, Thomas, Baldinger, Jürgen, Barta, Thomas, Berger, Andreas, Brandstätter, Romana, Flaschberger, Johann, Gottschlich, Günter, Grabher, Markus, Griebl, Norbert, Haindrich, Georg, Harrer, Alexander, Hehenberger, Robert, Helm, Norbert, Hillebrand, Karl, Hofbauer, Markus, Hohla, Michael, Horn, Karsten, Karl, Rainer, Király, Gergely, Kirchmeier, Peter, Kniely, Gerhard, Kopf, Richard, Kopper, Constantin, Krautkrämer, Volker, Kúr, Pavel, Lefnaer, Stefan, Lepší, Martin, Lepší, Petr, Nierbauer, Kai Uwe, Oldorff, Silke, Paternoster, David, Pfattner, Stefanie, Pfeiler, Martin, Pflugbeil, Georg, Pils, Gerhard, Pilsl, Peter, Pokorny, Maria, Prehsler, David, Prinz, Martin A., Raab, Andreas, Raabe, Uwe, Rechenauer, Wolfgang, Reich, Dieter, Reischütz, Alexander, Rožánek, Rudolf, Sander, Ruth, Sauberer, Norbert, Schaupp, Josef, Schneeweiss, Gerald M., Schubert, Hendrik, Sinn, Erich, Smettan, Hans, Starlinger, Franz, Stingl, Rupert, Stöhr, Oliver, Strudl, Michael, Sukhorukov, Alexander P., Thalinger, Michael, Till, Angelika, Till, Walter, Timaeus, Lorin, Tkalcsics, Karl, Waldner, Alfred, Walter, Johannes, Vergörer, Paul, Vitek, Ernst, Vukovic, Ernst, Wallnöfer, Bruno, and Zimmerhackl, Karl
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Neu f��r ��sterreich sind Hieracium atrocalyx (Nieder��sterreich), die Hybride Primula auricula �� P. minima (K��rnten) und Taraxacum pulchellum (K��rnten). Neu f��r ein Bundesland bzw. die B��hmische Masse sind Allium strictum (K��rnten), Draba stylaris (Vorarlberg), Rhamnus saxatilis (B��hmische Masse), Schoenoplectus mucronatus (B��hmische Masse, Status unklar) und Vicia cassubica (K��rnten). Arnica montana ist neu f��r die historische Flora Wiens. Bedeutende Wiederfunde f��r ein Bundesland bzw. einen Naturraum sind Blackstonia acuminata (Vorarlberg), Botrychium multifidum (Nordtirol), Campanula latifolia (Osttirol), Cicuta virosa (Steiermark), Dianthus carthusianorum �� D. sylvestris (K��rnten), Filago vulgaris s. str. (B��hmische Masse), Glaucium corniculatum (Burgenland), Hieracium vindobonense (Nieder��sterreich), Juncus tenageia (Nieder��sterreich), Laphangium luteoalbum (B��hmische Masse), Listera cordata (B��hmische Masse), Minuartia rupestris (Vorarlberg), Orobanche minor (Vorarlberg), Primula auricula �� P. clusiana (Steiermark) und Salix pentandra (Ober��sterreich). ��ber einen neuen isolierten Fundort von der in K��rnten ��u��erst seltenen Stipa pennata s. str. wird ebenfalls berichtet. Neu f��r die Adventivflora von ��sterreich sind Acanthus hungaricus (Nieder��sterreich, Tirol), Allium stipitatum (Nieder��sterreich, Wien), Dittrichia viscosa (Nieder��sterreich), Euonymus alatus (Wien, Salzburg, Tirol), Euphorbia characias (Nieder��sterreich, Salzburg), Hieracium maculatum subsp. cruentum (Wien), Nuphar advena (Nieder��sterreich), Silene schafta (Salzburg), Staphylea colchica (Steiermark), Tagetes minuta (Nieder��sterreich), Wolffia columbiana (Wien) und Yucca flaccida (Burgenland). Folgende Arten und Unterarten sind neu f��r die Adventivflora eines Bun��deslandes: Euphorbia myrsinites im Burgenland; Allium hollandicum, Crataegus coccinea, Iris sanguinea, Linaria purpurea, Mauranthemum paludosum, Orobanche hederae, Tulipa greigii und Tulipa praestans f��r Nieder��sterreich; Beta trigyna, Bidens ferulifolia, Echium plantagineum, Malcolmia maritima, Mazus miquelii, Salix babylonica und Zinnia elegans f��r Wien; Crataegus coccinea, Dipsacus strigosus, Physalis grisea, Rubus parviflorus und Spartium junceum f��r die Steiermark; Aralia elata, Catalpa ovata, Juncus ensifolius und Pachysandra terminalis f��r K��rn��ten; Dianthus giganteus, Echium plantagineum, Erigeron bonariensis, Juglans nigra und Silphium perfoliatum f��r Salzburg; Sonchus palustris f��r Tirol; Atriplex littoralis s. str. und Trifolium suaveolens f��r Vorarlberg., [English title] New floristic records from Austria (430���508) [English abstract] New for Austria are Hieracium atrocalyx (Lower Austria), the natural hybrid Primula auricula �� P. minima (Carinthia) and Taraxacum pulchellum (Carinthia). New for an Austrian federal state or the Bohemian Massif are Allium strictum (Carinthia), Draba stylaris (Vorarlberg), Rhamnus saxatilis (Bohemian Massif), Schoenoplectus mucronatus (Bohemian Massif, status doubtful) and Vicia cassubica (Carinthia). Arnica montana is new for the historic flora of Vienna. Remarkable records or recent confirmations for a federal state or the Bohemian Massif are Blackstonia acuminata (Vorarlberg), Botrychium multifidum (Tyrol), Campanula latifolia (East Tyrol), Cicuta virosa (Styria), Dianthus carthusianorum �� D. sylvestris (Carinthia), Filago vulgaris s. str. (Bohemian Massif), Glaucium corniculatum (Burgenland), Hieracium vindobonense (Lower Austria), Juncus tenageia (Lower Austria), Laphangium luteoalbum (Bohemian Massif), Listera cordata (Bohemian Massif), Minuartia rupestris (Vorarlberg), Orobanche minor (Vorarlberg), Primula auricula �� P. clusiana (Styria) and Salix pentandra (Upper Austria). A new isolated locality of Stipa pennata s. str., very rare in Carinthia, is presented. New for Austria are local introductions or escapes of Acanthus hungaricus (Lower Austria, Tyrol), Allium stipitatum (Lower Austria, Vienna), Dittrichia viscosa (Lower Austria), Euonymus alatus (Vienna, Salzburg, Tyrol), Euphorbia characias (Lower Austria, Salzburg), Hieracium maculatum subsp. cruentum (Vienna), Nuphar advena (Lower Austria), Silene schafta (Salzburg), Staphylea colchica (Styria), Tagetes minuta (Lower Austria), Wolffia columbiana (Vienna) and Yucca flaccida (Burgenland). The following taxa are new to the alien flora of one federal state: Euphorbia myrsinites for Burgenland; Allium hollandicum, Crataegus coccinea, Iris sanguinea, Linaria purpurea, Mauranthemum paludosum, Orobanche hederae, Tulipa greigii and Tulipa praestans for Lower Austria; Beta trigyna, Bidens ferulifolia, Echium plantagineum, Malcolmia maritima, Mazus miquelii, Salix babylonica and Zinnia elegans for Vienna; Crataegus coccinea, Dipsacus strigosus, Physalis grisea, Rubus parviflorus and Spartium junceum for Styria; Aralia elata, Catalpa ovata, Juncus ensifolius and Pachysandra terminalis for Carinthia; Dianthus giganteus, Echium plantagineum, Erigeron bonariensis, Juglans nigra and Silphium perfoliatum for Salzburg; Sonchus palustris for Tyrol; Atriplex littoralis s. str. and Trifolium suaveolens for Vorarlberg.
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32. Floristische Neufunde (170–235)
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Niklfeld, Harald, Adler, Wolfgang, Amann, Günter, Anzböck, Thomas, Baldinger, Jürgen, Barta, Thomas, Berger, Andreas, Diran, Rolf, Dullinger, Iwona, Englmaier, Peter, Falkner, Hermann, Fischer, Manfred A., Fischer, Gerlinde, Gilli, Christian, Gottschlich, Günter, Gregor, Thomas, Gregor, Wolfgang, Griesbacher, Aaron, Haberler, Thomas, Haberreiter, Brigitte, Hehenberger, Robert, Hofbauer, Markus, Hohla, Michael, Kniely, Gerhard, Kriechbaum, Monika, Kropf, Matthias, Latzin, Sonja, Lefnaer, Stefan, Marschner, Rolf, Niklfeld, Harald, Novak, Norbert, Oswald, Karl, Pachschwöll, Clemens, Pliessnig, Harald, Raabe, Uwe, Reich, Dieter, Rožánek, Rudolf, Sauberer, Norbert, Schau, Harald, Schneeweiss, Gerald M., Schratt-Ehrendorfer, Luise, Stadler, Günter, Stöhr, Oliver, Svojtka, Matthias, Till, Walter, Wallnöfer, Bruno, Wilhalm, Thomas, Willner, Wolfgang, and Zidorn, Christian
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Flora of Austria ,new records ,rare plants ,confirmations of old records - Abstract
Neu für Österreich sind fünf Neophyten: ein historischer Herbarbeleg (von 1829) von Hieracium peleterianum im niederösterreichischen Donautal, Xanthium albinum subsp. albinum im Burgenland und in Wien, unbeständige Vorkommen von Sporobolus indicus in Wien und von zwei Zierpflanzen, Linum grandiflorum in Wien und Perovskia ×serotina in Niederösterreich. Wenige einheimische Taxa sind für ein Bundesland neu: Epipactis voethii für Wien, Orobanche alsatica subsp. libanotidis (= O. bartlingii) für Oberösterreich, Ranunculus penicillatus für Kärnten. Ein isoliertes Vorkommen von Daphne striata ist neu für die Steiermark und rätselhafter Herkunft. Höher ist die Anzahl für ein oder zwei Bundesländer neuer Adentiver: für das Burgenland Dianthus giganteus, Guizotia abyssinica, Polycarpon tetraphyllum, Smyrnium perfoliatum, Tribulus terrestris, Xanthium saccharatum; für Niederösterreich Azolla filiculoides, Cardamine occulta, Dianthus giganteus, Nicotiana tabacum, Perovskia abrotanoides; für Wien Arum italicum, Cenchrus purpurascens (= Pennisetum alopecuroides), Muhlenbergia mexicana; für Oberösterreich Vicia benghalensis; für die Steiermark Sagittaria latifolia; für Kärnten Cardamine occulta; für Vorarlberg Euphorbia saratoi. Wiederfunde verschollener Arten gibt es für Niederösterreich (Dinacrusa hirsuta, unbeständig), Wien (Amaranthus viridis, Silene gallica und Tragus racemosus, neophytisch), Oberösterreich (Thalictrum simplex subsp. galioides, einheimisch), Kärnten (Muscari botryoides, Status unklar), Salzburg (Tephroseris capitata, einheimisch) und Vorarlberg (Stachys germanica, neophytisch). Funde weiterer 32 Arten sind in anderer Hinsicht neu oder bemerkenswert. Ergänzende Angaben betreffen Status (heimisch, eingebürgert oder unbeständig), Häufigkeit, Standort, frühere Angaben, Verbreitung u. a.
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33. Floristische Neufunde (124–169)
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Niklfeld, Harald, Barta, Thomas, Kniely, Gerhard, Nießner, Sophie, Niklfeld, Harald, Lamprecht, Andrea, Pauli, Harald, Staudinger, Markus, Schönswetter, Peter, Latzin, Sonja, Hilpold, Andreas, Gilli, Christian, Gutermann, Walter, Thalinger, Michael, Raabe, Uwe, Schmidt, Brigitte, Englmaier, Peter, Schratt-Ehrendorfer, Luise, Schwienbacher, Erich, Hölzl, Norbert, Rinner, Arnold, Wilhalm, Thomas, Vergörer, Paul, Rožánek, Rudolf, Pachschwöll, Clemens, Gregor, Thomas, Hohla, Michael, Haberler, Thomas, Zinöcker, Manuela, Fischer, Manfred A., Lefnaer, Stefan, Sauberer, Norbert, Grabherr, Georg, Grass, Viktoria, Tod, Franz, Böck, Manuel, Schau, Harald, Hehenberger, Robert, and Király, Gergely
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Flora of Austria ,new records ,rare plants ,confirmations of old records - Abstract
Neu für Österreich sind drei Neophyten: ein Fleck von Symphytum bulbosum im Burgenland, ein unbeständiges Vorkommen von Euphorbia chamaesyce in Niederösterreich und ein lokal invasives Auftreten von Akebia quinata in Kärnten. Neu für das Burgenland sind Aposeris foetida, Potamogeton gramineus und Potamogeton nodosus (einheimisch), Panicum riparium (der Status wird diskutiert) sowie Aegilops cylindrica, Calepina irregularis (diese Art auch für Niederösterreich), Lonicera japonica und Elodea canadensis (neophytisch). Neu für die Steiermark ist Ranunculus fluitans. Neu für Kärnten ist ein neophytischer Scirpus aus Nordamerika. Neu für Salzburg sind Botrychium lanceolatum, Orobanche bartlingii und Seseli austriacum (einheimisch) sowie Draba nemorosa und Liatris spicata (neophytisch). Neu für Wien ist Ornithopus sativus (neophytisch). Als weiter verbreitet erweist sich Euphorbia saratoi (bisher meist mit E. virgata verwechselt): Burgenland, Wien, Niederösterreich, Oberösterreich und Steiermark. Wiederfunde verschollener Arten sind für das Burgenland Centaurea solstitialis (neophytisch) und Chaerophyllum aureum, für Kärnten Potentilla inclinata, für Salzburg Holosteum umbellatum sowie für Nordtirol Catabrosa aquatica und Hornungia pauciflora. Funde weiterer 20 Arten sind in anderer Hinsicht neu oder bemerkenswert. Fehlerhafte Tiroler Angaben zweier neophytischer Scirpus- Arten aus Nordamerika werden korrigiert und ergänzt. Merkmale und ökologisches Verhalten werden für drei Sippen von Ranunculus sect. Batrachium genauer behandelt; Ranunculus pseudofluitans wird hierbei nicht mehr als Unterart von R. penicillatus, sondern im Artrang geführt.
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- 2015
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