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Flora
Europaea
the original
Linnean specimen
perennial, H
mesic meadow-steppe grassland species
from the forest-steppe; can support slightly saline
terrains
Pontic-Caucasian-Anatolian. The
species is missing from the Balkans. The populations from
Buzau county, Romania, are the western most in the whole range
of the species. The fact was not yet acknowledged in Flora
Europaea database though the species was described and illustrated
in Flora Reipublicae Popularis Romanicae vol. X
(1966).
Fraxino pallisae-Quercetum
pedunculiflorae; the species is a
facultative mesohalophyle one; it is related to the downy ash forest-steppe
woodlands and its a coincidence that the terrains around are
slightly saline; I succeeded in cultivating the plant in my
garden (see the second set of photos to the right) on totally
non -saline soils
R4409 habitats
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One of the most 'exotic' forest-steppe
species from the flora of Romania. It is present in the steppes
around the Black Sea, including Bessarabia (Bairamcea).
Pictures taken in Buzau - Spataru Forest,
Buzau county on 12th of August 2006
dr. Alexandru Badarau, alexandru@transsilvanica.com
Pictures taken from my garden in Floresti,
Cluj county in August 2004. Plants obtained from seeds collected in
the place above, in August 2001.
dr. Alexandru Badarau, alexandru@transsilvanica.com
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