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El complejo Asphodelus Fistulosus - A.Ayardi (Asphodelaceae) en el Valle medio del Ebro

Authors: Lorda López, Mikel;

El complejo Asphodelus Fistulosus - A.Ayardi (Asphodelaceae) en el Valle medio del Ebro

Abstract

The complex Asphodelus fistulosus-A. ayardii (Asphodelaceae) in the middle Ebro Valley. This work recognizes the presence in the Ebro Valley of four species of the genus Asphodelus: A. ayardii Jahand. & Maire, A. cerasiferus J. Gay, A. fistulosus L. and A. serotinus Wolley-Dod. About these species, on discusses the morphology, taxonomic treatment, distribution, habitat and phenology of A. ayardii and A. fistulosus, two taxa badly known in the Ebro Valley. In the study area is dominated by A. fistulosus on A. ayardii, while that A. tenuifolius would not be present. The transport infrastructure conducive to its extension through the Ebro Valley. Provides pictures, distribution maps and the relationship of the studied material. Key words: Asphodelaceae, Asphodelus, Asphodelus fistulosus, Asphodelus ayardii, morphology, taxonomy, distribution, Ebro Valley, Iberian Peninsula.

En este trabajo se reconoce la presencia en el Valle del Ebro de cuatro especies del género Asphodelus: A. ayardii Jahand. & Maire, A. cerasiferus J. Gay, A. fistulosus L. y A. serotinus Wolley-Dod. De éstas, se estudia la morfología, el tratamiento taxonómico, la distribución, el hábitat y la fenología de A. ayardii y A. fistulosus, dos taxones hasta la fecha mal conocidos en el Valle del Ebro. En el contexto del área de estudio, predomina A. fistulosus sobre A. ayardii, mientras que A. tenuifolius no estaría presente, y donde las grandes infraestructuras viarias de transporte favorecerían su expansión. Se aporta material gráfico, mapas de distribución y la relación del material estudiado. Palabras clave: Asphodelaceae, Asphodelus, Asphodelus fistulosus, Asphodelus ayardii, morfología, taxonomía, distribución, Valle del Ebro, Península Ibérica.

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Botánica, Ciencias biológicas, UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LA VIDA, :CIENCIAS DE LA VIDA [UNESCO]

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