Analysis of the family Lamiaceae from Carl Studniczka's herbarium.
Dalibor Vladović, Božena Mitić, Nediljko Ževrnja
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Dalibor Vladović, Božena Mitić, Nediljko Ževrnja
Abstract
We analysed the family Lamiaceae (order: Labiateen) with a total of 334 herbarium sheets. According to the labels, the majority of herbarium material was collected in the territory of Montenegro (46 sheets). Most herbarium sheets belong to the Flora Dalmatiens collection (23). With reference to the part of Studniczka's herbarium which has already been analysed, there are five collections which are mentioned for the first time. The following botanists or collectors of herbal material are mentioned for the first time, and these are: Bartholomatus, Csato, Francois, Haertel, Herbich, Menyharth and Schrenk.Most herbarium sheets were collected by Studniczka himself (203).
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We analysed the family Lamiaceae (order: Labiateen) with a total of 334 herbarium sheets. According to the labels, the majority of herbarium material was collected in the territory of Montenegro (46 sheets). Most herbarium sheets belong to the Flora Dalmatiens collection (23). With reference to the part of Studniczka's herbarium which has already been analysed, there are five collections which are mentioned for the first time. The following botanists or collectors of herbal material are mentioned for the first time, and these are: Bartholomatus, Csato, Francois, Haertel, Herbich, Menyharth and Schrenk.Most herbarium sheets were collected by Studniczka himself (203).
Key concepts: Herbarium, Lamiaceae, Montenegro, Flora (microbiology), Geography, Archaeology, Botany, Biology