New localities of the species Datura innoxia Miller and Solanum elaeagnifolium CAV. (Solanaceae) in Croatia.
Marija Pandža, Zvjezdana Stančić
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Marija Pandža, Zvjezdana Stančić
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This paper reports on some known as well as some new localities of the Datura innoxia Miller and Solanum elaeagnifolium Cav.species.Among the neophytes spreading through Croatia recently, those of both North and South American origin can be found (americanoneophytes), such as Datura innoxia and Solanum elaeagnifolium.So far, Datura innoxia has been found in the following regions: the island of [ipan (M.HE]IMOVI], 1981), Bra~([TAMOL & MARKOVI], 1985; Zi.PAVLETI] & TRINAJSTI], 1990), Murter, Lo{inj, Hvar (FRANJI], 1993), Vis (FRANJI] & TRINAJSTI], 1996), Kornati (PAND@A & STAN^I], 1995), Kaprije (FRANJI] & PAND@A, 1996), Zlarin (PAND@A, 1998), Po`e{ka valley (FRANJI], 1993), Opatija, Makarska, Zagreb, ^aglin, [odi}i and Trsat (FRANJI] & TRINAJSTI], 1996).The newly found localities are (north to south): Crikvenica, Rovanjska near Starigrad, Zadar, Sv.Filip i Jakov, Pako{tane, Pirovac, Srima, Tribunj, Vodice, [ibenik, Greba{tica, Bila near Pri-mo{ten, Primo{ten, Rogoznica, Trogir, Ka{tela, Solin, Split, Stobre~, Ba{ka voda and the island of @irje and in inland Croatia near Prelog.Solanum elaeagnifolium has been known from the islet of Plavnik -Kvarner littoral region (GA@I-BASKOVA & [EGULJA , 1978) and from the village of Pod{pilje on the island of Vis (PAVLETI] et al., 1978).New localities have been found in the [ibenik region (Luka and Donje polje).
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This paper reports on some known as well as some new localities of the Datura innoxia Miller and Solanum elaeagnifolium Cav.species.Among the neophytes spreading through Croatia recently, those of both North and South American origin can be found (americanoneophytes), such as Datura innoxia and Solanum elaeagnifolium.So far, Datura innoxia has been found in the following regions: the island of [ipan (M.HE]IMOVI], 1981), Bra~([TAMOL & MARKOVI], 1985; Zi.PAVLETI] & TRINAJSTI], 1990), Murter, Lo{inj, Hvar (FRANJI], 1993), Vis (FRANJI] & TRINAJSTI], 1996), Kornati (PAND@A & STAN^I], 1995), Kaprije (FRANJI] & PAND@A, 1996), Zlarin (PAND@A, 1998), Po`e{ka valley (FRANJI], 1993), Opatija, Makarska, Zagreb, ^aglin, [odi}i and Trsat (FRANJI] & TRINAJSTI], 1996).The newly found localities are (north to south): Crikvenica, Rovanjska near Starigrad, Zadar, Sv.Filip i Jakov, Pako{tane, Pirovac, Srima, Tribunj, Vodice, [ibenik, Greba{tica, Bila near Pri-mo{ten, Primo{ten, Rogoznica, Trogir, Ka{tela, Solin, Split, Stobre~, Ba{ka voda and the island of @irje and in inland Croatia near Prelog.Solanum elaeagnifolium has been known from the islet of Plavnik -Kvarner littoral region (GA@I-BASKOVA & [EGULJA , 1978) and from the village of Pod{pilje on the island of Vis (PAVLETI] et al., 1978).New localities have been found in the [ibenik region (Luka and Donje polje).
Key concepts: Datura, Solanaceae, Solanum, Botany, Biology, Physalis, Gene, Biochemistry