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XIV OPTIMA Meeting, Palermo (Italy), 9-15 September 2013 Endangered Plant species in Tunisia, North Africa and the Mediterranean: what strategy? ELYES KCHOUK M., SMAOUI A. Centre de Biotechnologie de Borj Cedria, Hammam-Lif, Tunisi, Tunisia. E-mail: mohamedelyes@gmail.com, abderrazak.smaoui@gmail.com ‘Phytorly.db’ (Kchouk & Bari 1996) is an automated Tunisian Flora database set up for curators of Plant Genetic Resources and Plant Biodiversity based on taxa reported by Cuenod (1954) and Pottier- Alapetite (1979 & 1981). Recent updates of Tunisian Flora (Le Floc’H & al. 2010; Nabli 2011) called for a review of Phytorly.db.We focused on new issues raised regarding rare and endangered plant species in Tunisia. We propose a collaborative action towards the conservation of threatened species in Tunisia, in North Africa and the Mediterranean. 119
XIV OPTIMA Meeting, Palermo (Italy), 9-15 September 2013 Morphological studies on Alchemilla mollis growing in Turkey ERTÜRK İLGÜN S. 1 , BALDEMIR A. 1 , GÜL DELIMUSTAFAOĞLU F. 2 , KOŞAR M. 3 1 Erciyes University, Fac. of Pharmacy, Department of Pharmaceutical Botany, Kayseri, Turkey. E-mail: erturkselen@gmail.com 2 Ankara University Fac. of Pharmacy, Department of Pharmaceutical Botany, Ankara, Turkey. 3 Erciyes University, Fac. of Pharmacy, Department of Pharmacognosy, Kayseri, Turkey. The genus Alchemilla L., which is distributed mainly in the Holarctic but occurs also on the mountains of East and South Africa as well as Madagaskar, South India, Sri Lanka and Java, comprises of more than 1000 species (Uotila & al. 2007. XII OPTIMA Meeting, Pisa, Italy, 10–16 September 2007). In Turkey, the genus is represented by 82 species of which 35 taxa are endemic (Guner 2012. A Checklist of the Flora of Turkey (Vascular Plants), p.791-94; Davis 1972. Flora of Turkey and the East Aegean Islands 4: 81-106). The genus Alchemilla with its numerous and variable forms presents an interesting object for taxonomical studies which carried out within this genus are necessary because sometimes the identification of some species is difficult [Ayaz & İnceer 2009. Pak. J. Bot. 41(5): 2093-2096; Violeta 2009. Unıversıtatea Dın Craıova Unıversıty of Craıova, 14: 431-436). The comparision of morphological characteristics between this study and Flora of Turkey related with of A. mollis which grown in Kıranardı Kayseri (new location). Morphological properties of various organs of the plant such as stem, leaf and flower were described in detail and supported by photographs and drawings. As a result, these properties were found to be helpful to taxonomic distinguish Alchemilla species. 120
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