Studio Floristico e Fitogeografico Delle Piccole Isole della Sardegna Nord-Occidentale
- 1 January 1954
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Giornale botanico italiano
- Vol. 61 (2) , 290-326
- https://doi.org/10.1080/11263505409431574
Abstract
The author has studied the flora of the little islands of Northe-West Sardinia. In a former note he has referred on Isola Piana, in this one he refers on: Isola Rossa, Isola dei Porri, and Isola Foradada. After having done the census of the species, notifying particularly the dominant ones and after having put in evidence the principal plant communities he kept his attention on some endemic species two of which are probable endemisms new to the science: Olea europaea L. v. latifolia (mihi) and Smilax aspera L. v. inermis (mihi), coming to the conclusion: 1°) The study should confirm the hypothesis that in the little islands may be manteined species, or ancient in regression, or recent in variation the recessive characters of which would be substracted to overcome of the dominant charaters of a largest population; 2°) The florae of the four islands, for theier geographical position are the expression of the Mediterranean half-dry climate; 3°) They present their plant communities from which springs the autonomy of the different «Ecoidi» with theier different predominance established by the equilibrium attained in them.Keywords
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