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Nochrich ut Marpod [SIB] (Baumgarten 1816; FUSS 1846; FUSS 1866; DRĂGULESCU 2003:
237). VL: Prin locuri cu iérbă, Călimăneşti (GGRECESCU 1898: 80). CT: Constanţa Harbour
(FĂGĂRAŞ et al. 2008: 122). Constanţa Harbour in locis ruderalis, 44°09′59.70″N,
28°38′24.57″E, alt. 3 m, 16 VII 2008, G. Negrean (N 11.317). TL: „vix spontanea Uechtr.
In litt. - R. (104)″ (KANITZ 1881: 174). Portiţa, 3 VII 1978, G. Negrean [HGN]. Ad Statio
viam ferream Ceamurlia de Jos, 1 VII 1978, G. Negrean [BUCA]. BT & VS: Dumeşti in
cultis Tritici aestivi (CIOCÂRLAN et al. 2004: 52). Extremely rare plant, very old information,
only recently confirmed, after about 80 years.
344. Reynoutria ×bohemica Chrtek & Chrtková (Fallopia ×bohemica (Chrtek &
Chrtková) J. P. Bailey; Reynoutria japonica × sachalinensis) /PLG/ – The first material
collected in Romania: Crişana (Partium): AR: Gurahonţ, 1941, leg. E. Ţopa [IAGB
28.537], sub Polygonum cuspidatum, rev. C. Sîrbu & A. Oprea (SÎRBU & OPREA 2008: 43).
Transilvania: MM: Baia-Mare, 1969, leg. E. Ţopa [IAGB 28.537], sub Polygonum cuspidatum,
rev. C. Sîrbu & A. Oprea (SÎRBU & OPREA 2008: 43). Ferneziu, 2 X 1949, leg. E.
Ţopa, sub Polygonum cuspidatum, rev. Annmamaria Fenesi, 5 X 2005 [CL 213781]. In
Central Transylvania Reynoutria japonica and Reynoutria ×bohemica were recorded by
FENESI (2004). In Eastern Transylvania it was recorded from HR: Mugeni and Şimoneşti
initially as Reynoutria japonica/Polygonum cuspidatum (KOVÁCS J. A. 1975: 160), in the
Szeklerland area (HR, MS, CV) as Reynoutria japonica and Reynoutria × bohemica stands
(KOVÁCS J. A. 2004: 123-124; OPREA 2005: 45), and later the spreading like invasive monodominant
stands as Reynoutria × bohemica distributed along numerous (cca 77) localities
(KOVÁCS J. A. 2006: 116). Moldova: In Moldavia (between Eastern Carpathians and the
Prut river), this species has not been known until now. As a result of our recent field investigations,
we have also found this species in this province, mainly along the riverside in
the mountain regions - along the Bistriţa river and its effluents (at Vatra-Dornei, Pietroasa,
Crucea, Broşteni, Galu, Piatra-Neamţ, Ceahlău, Bicaz, Bicazul Ardelean, Bicaz-Chei,
Ticoş, Taşca, leg. C. Sîrbu & A. Oprea, 2004-2007). Moldova river (at Gura-Humorului,
Negrileasa), but also in the Moldavian Plain (in Iaşi, escaped from culture, on the Florilor
Street, leg. C. Sîrbu, 2006) (SÎRBU C. & OPREA 2008: 43). GL: district Galaţi (CIOCÂRLAN
2009: 267). HR: Lacul Roşu, 1969, leg. C. Burduja & I. Sârbu [I 42.894], sub Polygonum
cuspidatum, rev. C. Sîrbu & A. Oprea (SÎRBU C. & OPREA 2008: 43); idem 1973, leg. E.
Ţopa [IAGB 29.442]. Lacul Roşu, Pârîul Oilor, 1969, leg. C. Dobrescu [I 50.687; 50.688],
sub Polygonum cuspidatum, rev. C. Sîrbu & A. Oprea (SÎRBU C. & OPREA 2008: 43); NT:
Lunca Bistricioarei, 1969, leg. Zanoschi [IASI 13.385], sub Polygonum cuspidatum, rev.
C. Sîrbu & A. Oprea (SÎRBU C. & OPREA 2008: 43). Munţii Stânişoarei (SÎRBU C. & OPREA
2008: 50).
345. Rhinanthus alectorolophus (Scop.) Pollich (Rhinanthus major L., nomen ambiguum;
R. hirsutus Lam.; Alectorolophus hirsutus (Lam.) All.) – (MORARIU & DIHORU 1975: 772).
MM: "Munţii Maramureş, Bazinul Bistriţei Aurii" /actually Munţii Ţibău/ (COMAN 1971:
141), "Borşa, Şesuri, 1068 m (Nyár.!)" [CL, rev. E. I. Ny] (COMAN 1946: 119). BH: On
the outskirts of Oradea /Nagyvárad/, on the way to Salonta (SIMKOVICS 1881: 114). "Oradea,
Băile Felix (Simonkai Math. Termtud. Közl 16: 114; Kerner ÖBZ l. c.)" (SOÓ 1959: 736).
Tăuţi (POPESCU P.C. 1961: 133). AR: Buteni, lunca Crişului Alb, podzol, 14 VI 1955 (BU-
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