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Raphanus raphanistrum

[native]
Ionian Herbarium vouchers [>>> Link]

Island distribution (first record)

   Othonoi

!! !! ... approved by herbarium voucherEreikoussa (Georgiadis 1985 as R. raphanistrum)

   Mathraki

!! !! ... approved by herbarium voucherCorfu (Pieri 1814 as R. raphanistrum)

   Paxos (Georgiadis & al. 1986 as R. raphanistrum)

   Antipaxos

!! !! ... approved by herbarium voucherLefkada (Ostermeyer 1887 as R. raphanistrum)

 ! ! ... approved by field observationMeganisi

   Kalamos (Baliousis 2015 as R. raphanistrum)

   Kastos (Chousou-Polydouri 2005 as R. raphanistrum subsp. raphanistrum)

   Atokos

 ! ! ... approved by field observationIthaka (Markantonatou 1991 as R. raphanistrum)

   Echinades

!! !! ... approved by herbarium voucherCephalonia (Strid & Tan 2002 as R. raphanistrum subsp. raphanistrum)

 ! ! ... approved by field observationZakynthos (Snogerup & al. 2004 as R. raphanistrum subsp. raphanistrum)

   Strofades

Annotation: Within the polymorphic Raphanus raphanistrum two subspecies can be recognized within the Ionian Islands: the weedy Wild Radish, subsp. raphanistrum, and subsp. landra that is usually a plant of shores and coastal cliffs (in our area so far ascertained from Corfu and Lefkada). Discrimination between them is difficult in absence of mature fruits, and most records do refer to the species only. [2016-02-05]

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:

PFB: (?)
FE: (?)
FE2: (?)
AFE: (?)
FH: (?)
VPG: (?)