• - Acanthaceae
• - Aizoaceae
• - Alismataceae
• - Amaranthaceae
• - Amaryllidaceae
• - Anacardiaceae
• - Apiaceae
  • - Ammi
  • - Ammoides
  • - Anethum
  • - Anthriscus
  • - Apium
  • - Berula
  • - Bifora
  • - Bubon
  • - Bunium
  • - Bupleurum
  • - Cachrys
  • - Chaerophyllum
  • - Conium
  • - Coriandrum
  • - Crithmum
  • - Daucus
    • - D. carota
      • subsp. carota
      • subsp. drepanensis
      • subsp. major
      • subsp. maximus
    • - D. guttatus
      • subsp. guttatus
    • - D. involucratus
    • - D. pumilus
  • - Echinophora
  • - Elaeoselinum
  • - Eryngium
  • - Ferula
  • - Ferulago
  • - Foeniculum
  • - Geocaryum
  • - Hellenocarum
  • - Helosciadium
  • - Heptaptera
  • - Kundmannia
  • - Lagoecia
  • - Leiotulus
  • - Levisticum
  • - Oenanthe
  • - Opopanax
  • - Orlaya
  • - Petroselinum
  • - Pimpinella
  • - Prangos
  • - Ridolfia
  • - Scaligeria
  • - Scandix
  • - Selinum
  • - Seseli
  • - Smyrnium
  • - Thapsia
  • - Tordylium
  • - Torilis
  • - Trinia
  • - Visnaga
• - Apocynaceae
• - Araceae
• - Araliaceae
• - Aristolochiaceae
• - Asparagaceae
• - Asphodelaceae
• - Aspleniaceae
• - Asteraceae
• - Balsaminaceae
• - Basellaceae
• - Betulaceae
• - Bignoniaceae
• - Boraginaceae
• - Brassicaceae
• - Butomaceae
• - Cactaceae
• - Campanulaceae
• - Cannabaceae
• - Cannaceae
• - Capparaceae
• - Caprifoliaceae
• - Caryophyllaceae
• - Celastraceae
• - Ceratophyllaceae
• - Characeae
• - Cistaceae
• - Colchicaceae
• - Commelinaceae
• - Convolvulaceae
• - Cornaceae
• - Crassulaceae
• - Cucurbitaceae
• - Cupressaceae
• - Cymodoceaceae
• - Cyperaceae
• - Cystopteridaceae
• - Cytinaceae
• - Dennstaedtiaceae
• - Dioscoreaceae
• - Dryopteridaceae
• - Elaeagnaceae
• - Elatinaceae
• - Ephedraceae
• - Equisetaceae
• - Ericaceae
• - Euphorbiaceae
• - Fabaceae
• - Fagaceae
• - Frankeniaceae
• - Gentianaceae
• - Geraniaceae
• - Haloragaceae
• - Hydrocharitaceae
• - Hypericaceae
• - Iridaceae
• - Isoëtaceae
• - Juglandaceae
• - Juncaceae
• - Juncaginaceae
• - Lamiaceae
• - Lauraceae
• - Lentibulariaceae
• - Liliaceae
• - Linaceae
• - Lythraceae
• - Malvaceae
• - Meliaceae
• - Molluginaceae
• - Moraceae
• - Myrtaceae
• - Nyctaginaceae
• - Nymphaeaceae
• - Oleaceae
• - Onagraceae
• - Ophioglossaceae
• - Orchidaceae
• - Orobanchaceae
• - Oxalidaceae
• - Paeoniaceae
• - Papaveraceae
• - Passifloraceae
• - Phyllanthaceae
• - Phytolaccaceae
• - Pinaceae
• - Plantaginaceae
• - Platanaceae
• - Plumbaginaceae
• - Poaceae
• - Polygalaceae
• - Polygonaceae
• - Polypodiaceae
• - Pontederiaceae
• - Portulacaceae
• - Posidoniaceae
• - Potamogetonaceae
• - Primulaceae
• - Pteridaceae
• - Ranunculaceae
• - Resedaceae
• - Rhamnaceae
• - Rosaceae
• - Rubiaceae
• - Rutaceae
• - Salicaceae
• - Santalaceae
• - Sapindaceae
• - Saxifragaceae
• - Scrophulariaceae
• - Selaginellaceae
• - Simaroubaceae
• - Smilacaceae
• - Solanaceae
• - Tamaricaceae
• - Thelypteridaceae
• - Thymelaeaceae
• - Tropaeolaceae
• - Typhaceae
• - Ulmaceae
• - Urticaceae
• - Verbenaceae
• - Viburnaceae
• - Violaceae
• - Vitaceae
• - Zosteraceae
• - Zygophyllaceae

Annotation: The Common Wild Carrot (subsp. carota) may occur on at least all bigger islands but is presently underrecorded (most records referring to the species only). Slender and small sized plants with the terminal (often single) umbel of only 5 cm Ø or less have been separated as subsp. maritima (cf. »Flora Europaea«: Tutin & al. 1968: 374). On the Ionian Islands such ecotypes may be found near sea shores (as e. g. on Corfu) but are better treated as variety within subsp. carota as continuously connected by intermediates with the taller typical forms. [2016-02-04]

Taxonomic references ("taxonyms")

linked to standard floras (PFB, FE, FE2, FH) and annotated checklists (AFE, VPG) giving direct reference to occurrences of plant taxa on the Ionian Islands: