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Bratislava was formed in 907 AD on the boundary of the Carpathian and Pannonian regions; in 2008, the city, which occupied 367.9 km2 and had a population of 425,540. The first published records of the flora of Bratislava can be traced to that of Clusius in 1583, followed in 1791 by Lumnitzer and in 1830 by Endlicher, who recorded 1,192 vascular plants. In recent years almost 1,700 vascular species...
The last version of Red List was published already more than 10 years ago but the knowledge of the flora of Slovakia has substantially improved due to large-scale mapping projects and taxonomical research. Therefore an updated fifth edition of the Red List is presented in this paper. For evaluation, we accepted IUCN categories (ER, CR, EN, VU, NT, LC, DD, NA, NE) and criteria (A–D), which were used...
A broad survey of available world literature showed that at least 98 wildLactuca spp. (Asteraceae) have been described taxonomically. The distribution of the genusLactuca worldwide includes 17 species in Europe, 51 in Asia, 43 in Africa, and 12 in the Americas (mostly the North American subcontinent). Species originating in Asia, Africa, and the Americas form ca. 83% of knownLactuca spp. richness;...
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