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Clematis L. .................................................................................................... 326Consolida Gray.............................................................................................. 327Delphinium L................................................................................................. 327Nigella L........................................................................................................ 328Ranunculus L................................................................................................. 328“CORE EUDICOTS”.......................................................................................................... 332Caryophyllales Perleb (1826) ................................................................................ 332Aizoaceae Rudolphi (1820)............................................................................... 332Carpobrotus N.E. Br. ..................................................................................... 332Lampranthus N.E. Br..................................................................................... 333Mesembryanthemum L.................................................................................. 333Amaranthaceae Juss. (1789).............................................................................. 333Achyranthes L. .............................................................................................. 333Amaranthus L. ............................................................................................... 333Arthrocnemum Moq. ..................................................................................... 334Atriplex L. ..................................................................................................... 334Bassia All....................................................................................................... 334Beta L. ........................................................................................................... 335Camphorosma L. ........................................................................................... 335Chenopodium L. ............................................................................................ 335Salsola L. ....................................................................................................... 336Sarcocornia .................................................................................................... 337Suaeda Forsskal ............................................................................................. 337Cactaceae Juss. (1789)....................................................................................... 338Opuntia Mill. ................................................................................................. 338Caryophyllaceae Juss. (1789)............................................................................ 338Agostemma L. ............................................................................................... 338Arenaria L...................................................................................................... 338Cerastium L. .................................................................................................. 339Corrigiola L. .................................................................................................. 340Dianthus L. .................................................................................................... 340Illecebrum L. ................................................................................................. 341Minuartia L.................................................................................................... 341Moenchia Ehrh. ............................................................................................. 342Paronychia Miller .......................................................................................... 342Petrorhagia (Ser.) Link .................................................................................. 342Polycarpon Loefl. .......................................................................................... 343Rhodalsine J. Gay.......................................................................................... 343Sagina L......................................................................................................... 344Saponaria L.................................................................................................... 344Scleranthus L. ................................................................................................ 344Silene L.......................................................................................................... 345Spergula L. .................................................................................................... 349Spergularia (Pers.) Presl ................................................................................ 350Stellaria L. ..................................................................................................... 350Velezia L. ...................................................................................................... 350Frankeniaceae Desv. in Gérardin et Desv. (1817)............................................. 350Frankenia L.................................................................................................... 350Nyctaginaceae Juss. (1789) ............................................................................... 351Mirabilis L..................................................................................................... 351Phytolaccaceae R. Br. (1818) ............................................................................ 351
Phytolacca L. ................................................................................................. 351Plumbaginaceae Juss. (1789)............................................................................. 351Armeria Willd................................................................................................ 351Limonium Mill. ............................................................................................. 352Polygonaceae Juss. (1789)................................................................................. 354Emex Campd. ................................................................................................ 354Persicaria (L.) Mill. ....................................................................................... 354Polygonum L. ................................................................................................ 354Rumex L. ....................................................................................................... 355Portulacaceae Juss. (1789)................................................................................. 358Montia L. ....................................................................................................... 358Portulaca L..................................................................................................... 359Tamaricaceae Bercht. et J. Presl (1820) ............................................................ 359Tamarix L. ..................................................................................................... 359Santalales Dumort. (1829)..................................................................................... 360Santalaceae R. Br. (1810).................................................................................. 360Osyris L. ........................................................................................................ 360Thesium L...................................................................................................... 360Saxifragales Dumort. (1829) ................................................................................. 360Crassulaceae J. St.-Hil. (1805) .......................................................................... 360Phedimus Raf................................................................................................. 361Sedum L......................................................................................................... 361Tillaea L......................................................................................................... 363Umbilicus DC................................................................................................ 363Haloragaceae R. Br. in Flinders (1814)............................................................. 364Myriophyllum L. ........................................................................................... 364Paeoniaceae Raf. (1815).................................................................................... 364Paeonia L....................................................................................................... 364Saxifragaceae Juss. (1789) ................................................................................ 365Saxifraga L. ................................................................................................... 365“Rosids”.................................................................................................................... 366Vitaceae Juss. (1789)......................................................................................... 366Vitis L............................................................................................................ 366Geraniales Dumort. (1829).................................................................................... 367Geraniaceae Juss. (1789) ................................................................................... 367Erodium L’Her. ............................................................................................. 367Geranium L.................................................................................................... 368Myrtales Rchb. (1828)........................................................................................... 370Lythraceae J. St.-Hil. (1805) ............................................................................. 370Lythrum L...................................................................................................... 370Middendorfia Trautv. .................................................................................... 370Myrtaceae Juss. (1789)...................................................................................... 371Eucalyptus L’Her........................................................................................... 371Myrtus L. ....................................................................................................... 371Onagraceae Juss. (1789).................................................................................... 372Epilobium L................................................................................................... 372“EUROSIDS I” ......................................................................................................... 373Zygophyllaceae R. Br. (1814) ........................................................................... 373Tribulus.......................................................................................................... 373Cucurbitales Dumort. (1829)................................................................................. 374Cucurbitaceae Juss. (1789)................................................................................ 374
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IndiceINTRODUZIONE ................
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L’ESPLORAZIONE FLORISTICA DELL’
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peculiari che mancano in aree o dis
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GeomorfologiaLa regione geografica
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che al loro sbocco nella fossa tett
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alcune cale (Cala Domestica, Canalg
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Figura 6. Sill su Monte Majori, nel
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Figura 10. Versante del Monte Linas
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Figura 14. Area mineraria di Malaca
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Figura 18. Aree cacuminali del Mont
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a falde (dall’Arburese al Sarrabu
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STATO DI CONOSCENZA DEL BASAMENTO E
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Figura 20. Colonna stratigrafica sc
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talora lenti di barite. L’ambient
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quarzo-feldspatica da grigio verde
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Figura 21. Ambiente tettono-sedimen
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plutoniti sono state distinte diver
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unitamente al fatto che anche la Pu
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del ciclo vulcanico calcalcalino ol
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centro-settentrionale e la Corsica
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L’età della Formazione del Cixer
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e plateaux basaltici. In due casi q
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I sistemi di faglie presenti in Sar
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dall’andamento dei massicci montu
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Gutturu ‘e Flumini, noto anche co
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di Villamassargia, con 70 l/sec., l
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PedologiaLa carta dei suoli della S
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Classe di capacità d’uso: VII-IV
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strutturalmente simili a quelli del
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Limitazioni d’uso: rocciosità e
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25. Typic e Lithic Xerorthents; Typ
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29. Typic, Vertic, Aquic e Mollic X
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ad Arbus. E’ presente un porto, q
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Alcune considerazioni sul rapporto
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Per quanto riguarda l’Anticiclone
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Le temperature medie delle minime m
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venti umidi provenienti dal Mar di
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avviene più precocemente, più tar
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S. GiovanniBacu AbisFluminimaggiore
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Il calcolo dell’irraggiamento sol
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Il mese dell’anno più soleggiato
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Per calcolare iSul piano orizzontal
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di radiazione solare incidente. Si
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I100,080,060,0P. Incl. ombr.% sulP.
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BioclimaMATERIALI E METODILa biocli
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BACU ABIS Altitudine: 90 m s.l.m. L
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BELLICAI Altitudine: 367 m Latitudi
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CAPO FRASCA Altitudine: 92 m Latitu
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FLUMINIMAGGIORE Altitudine: 45 m La
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GONNOSFANADIGA Altitudine: 190 m La
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IGLESIAS Altitudine: 193 m Latitudi
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T = Temperatura mediaER = Evapotras
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150 1105010090408070T medie30206050
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1105010090408070T medie302060504030
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110 15050100904080T medie3020706050
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NEBIDA Altitudine: 170 m s.l.m. Lat
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PUNTA GENNARTA (Diga) Altitudine: 2
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S.GIOVANNI (Domusnovas) Altitudine:
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Scheda idricaT = Temperatura mediaE
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50100459040803570T medie30252060504
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50100459040803570T medie30252060504
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SU ZURFURU Altitudine: 105 m Latitu
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501004080T medie30206040mm precipit
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VILLACIDRO Altitudine: 213 m Latitu
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50100459040803570T med302520605040m
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INQUADRAMENTO BIOCLIMATICO DELL’I
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9876N° stazioni543210inferiore sup
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I comuni presenti sul territorio di
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Fluminimaggiore, ma la sua popolazi
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Paese situato in una conca a 50 met
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Sa TurritaLocalità poco distante d
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GUSPINIGrosso centro situato ai pie
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d’argento. Un deciso impulso alla
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infeudato a Pericono de Libià e i
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costituzione del polo industriale,
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Lo spopolamento dell’area nel tar
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Page 172 and 173: quando non si è certi della deriva
Page 174 and 175: Per quanto riguarda i riferimenti c
Page 176 and 177: Zone rocciose1%Non identificabili,
Page 178 and 179: FITOPONIMO NOME VERNACOLARE BINOMIO
Page 190 and 191: L’ESPLORAZIONE FLORISTICA DELL’
Page 192 and 193: escursioni si soffermarono sulle pi
Page 194 and 195: L’interesse per la flora dell’a
Page 196 and 197: Nel 1694 Tournefort definì le line
Page 198 and 199: classificazione delle angiosperme d
Page 200 and 201: RELAZIONI FILOGENETICHE NELLE PTERI
Page 202 and 203: RELAZIONI FILOGENETICHE NELLE SPERM
Page 204 and 205: RAPPORTI FILOGENETICI DELLE ANGIOSP
Page 206 and 207: Il clado delle Asteride è ritenuto
Page 208 and 209: l’innovazione dei carpelli) e le
Page 210 and 211: Le ricerche d’erbario sono state
Page 212 and 213: (W)/narrow (N)], ampiezza ecologica
Page 214 and 215: Polystichum Roth ..................
Page 216 and 217: Simethis Kunth ....................
Page 220 and 221: Bryonia L..........................
Page 222 and 223: Biscutella L.......................
Page 224 and 225: Lamiales Bromhead (1838) ..........
Page 226 and 227: Asteraceae Martynov (1820) ........
Page 228 and 229: Elenco floristicoLYCOPODIOPHYTA D.H
Page 230 and 231: 7. Equisetum hyemale L. - G rhiz -
Page 232 and 233: POLYPODIALES SCHIMP. (1822)Polypodi
Page 234 and 235: Monte Linas, su rocce ombrose a q.
Page 236 and 237: BLECHNALES Pic. Serm. ex Reveal (19
Page 238 and 239: 27. Asplenium ruta-muraria L. ssp.
Page 240 and 241: substrato calcari paleozoici. Ponte
Page 242 and 243: 1993).Fluminese, comune (BALLERO et
Page 244 and 245: Piscinas. ASCHERSON & REINHARDT ex
Page 246 and 247: MONOCOTYLEDONESALISMATALES Dumort.
Page 248 and 249: Domusnovas, dalla grotta di S. Giov
Page 250 and 251: Zannichellia L.73. Zannichellia pal
Page 252 and 253: inf./subumido inf.; 200 m s.l.m. Ca
Page 254 and 255: Ingurtosu. BORNEMANN ex BARBEY (188
Page 256 and 257: Capo Frasca, macchia e gariga costi
Page 258 and 259: Monte Arcuentu, zone rocciose, prat
Page 260 and 261: Ruscus L.115. Ruscus aculeatus L. (
Page 262 and 263: Distretto minerario di Montevecchio
Page 264 and 265: In maritimis herbidis, martio; Flum
Page 266 and 267: Oss. Discariche minerarie di Arenas
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Sa Duchessa, Domusnovas, 27.IV.1999
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152. Ophrys chestermanii (J.J. Wood
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Margini del sentiero in località I
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Oss. Ingurtosu, Arbus. 34170. Ophry
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175. Orchis papilionacea L. var. gr
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183. Serapias nurrica Corrias (*) -
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190. Asphodelus ramosus L. ssp. ram
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1983).Massiccio del Marganai, solo
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POALES Small (1903)Cyperaceae Juss.
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Oss. Tra Plagemesu e la Palude di S
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Ingurtosu, Flumini maggiore. Plante
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Schoenoplectus (Rchb.) Palla232. Sc
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240. Juncus effusus L. ssp. effusus
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Case S. Pietro, Iglesias. Casti et
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Anthoxanthum L.261. Anthoxanthum ar
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Secus vias (...) Iglesias (MORIS, 1
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1200; frequente (ANGIOLINO & CHIAPP
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Monte Arcuentu, margini delle strad
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CHIAPPINI, 1983).Fluminese, radure;
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Angius, 17.VI.2005 (CAG).Elytrigia
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Iglesias a S. Lorenzo. Gennari, (si
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Lamarckia Moench331. Lamarckia aure
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Micropyrum (Gaudin) Link341. Microp
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Piptatherum P. Beauv.353. Piptather
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Polypogon Desf.364. Polypogon marit
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m s.l.m. Bacchetta, 09.V.2001 (CAG)
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Iglesias; (...), junio 1826. Herb.
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Sparganiaceae Hanin (1811)Sparganiu
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Hypecoum L.404. Hypecoum procumbens
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416. Anemone palmata L. - G rhiz -
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San Nicolò, Buggerru. Substrato: c
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Massiccio del Marganai, radure e pr
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Monte Linas, sorgente Gutturu Arrus
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Paurras. (MAXIA et SARDARA, 1972).M
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466. Chenopodium ambrosioides L. (*
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Cactaceae Juss. (1789)Opuntia Mill.
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488. Cerastium thomasii Ten. 61 - C
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1993).Moenchia Ehrh.497. Moenchia e
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Sagina L.506. Sagina apetala Ard. (
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518. Silene fuscata Brot. - T scap
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Arene della costa Verde a nord di M
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Spergularia (Pers.) Presl535. Sperg
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anche a Punta Cammedda 1100 m; freq
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Polygonaceae Juss. (1789)Emex Campd
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Acqua Durci, III.1975; IV.1975; Pis
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Miniere di S. Giovanni di Bindua, I
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583. Tamarix hampeana Boiss. et Hel
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1993).Fluminese, rupi; comune (BALL
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Fluminese, rupi ombrose e umide; co
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606. Saxifraga pedemontana All. ssp
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618. Erodium maritimum (L.) L’Hé
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Bacino montano del Riu Mannu di Flu
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Monte Linas, in macchie sparse alle
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CUCURBITALES Dumort. (1829)Cucurbit
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Monteponi, Iglesias, 03.VI.2001; S.
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Calicotome Link665. Calicotome vill
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674. Genista arbusensis Vals. (*) -
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Miniera Su Zurfuru, Buggerru. Legit
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Massiccio del Marganai, radure; com
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694. Lathyrus sylvestris L. ssp. sy
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707. Lupinus gussoneanus Agardh. (*
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Ononis L.731. Ononis biflora Desf.
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Scorpiurus L. 83744. Scorpiurus mur
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Miniera di montevecchio, Guspini. M
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765. Trifolium ligusticum Balb. (*)
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Sa Frocidda; Tuppa Cerbu. PICCI (19
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Canale compreso tra Punta Perda de
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Domusnovas, versante Nord del Monte
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Strada Guspini-Arbus, Guspini. Quot
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Oss. Presso il Cannisoni.813. Hyper
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CHIAPPINI, 1983).Arbus, dentro l’
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Capo Frasca, prati, radure e princi
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Rio Sa Duchessa, Domusnovas. 27.IV.
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S. Giovanni Miniera, Iglesias, 11.V
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855. Salix pedicellata Desf. - P ca
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ROSALES Perleb (1826)Moraceae Link
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Potentilla L.872. Potentilla hirta
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Rubus L.882. Rubus gr. ulmifolius S
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Urticaceae Juss. (1789)Parietaria L
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“EUROSIDS II”BRASSICALES Bromhe
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2.V.1976 (CAG). Presso l’imboccat
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Monte Linas, nelle praterie ai bord
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Eruca Miller924. Eruca vesicaria (L
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Lobularia Desv.932. Lobularia marit
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Distretto minerario di Montevecchio
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Capo Frasca, presente in diversi ti
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Halimium (Dunal) Spach962. Halimium
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Capo Frasca, prati e bordi delle st
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Barraxiutta, Domusnovas, 29.IV.1999
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Sa Bandieruola, Buggerru, 60 m s.l.
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Asterolinon Hoffmgg. et Link1000.As
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Monte Linas, dalla base del monte s
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In pascuis maritimis Sardiniae et i
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Fluminese, incolti e pascoli; comun
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Iglesias, ad sepes ad vias. Sommier
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Monte Linas, nelle praterie di zone
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Baueddu, Iglesias, 26.IV.1999. ANGI
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Rubia L.1065.Rubia peregrina L. s.l
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LAMIALES Bromhead (1838)Acanthaceae
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Is Lisandrus (Buggerru), 170 m - es
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Melissa L.1087.Melissa officinalis
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1093.Mentha x piperita L. - H scap
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Oss. Calcari costieri, diffuso tra
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Presso Genn ‘e Impi, Gonnosfanadi
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1113.Thymus catharinae Camarda (*)
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Phillyrea L. 1381117.Phillyrea angu
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S. Giovanni di Bindua, Iglesias, 24
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Monte Linas, tra Genna Urgua e Perd
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Capo Frasca, anfratti e radure; rar
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).1167.Plantago maritima L. ssp. ma
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Stagno di Gonnesa, zona parastagnal
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39°33’19,3 N 8°34’55,1 E Bacc
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Giovanni Miniera, Iglesias, 06.VI.2
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Lycium L.1213.Lycium europaeum L. -
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Capo Frasca, è presente in quasi t
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Crithmum L.1235.Crithmum maritimum
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Presso Iglesias (solo le foglie) (F
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S. Giovanni di Bindua, Iglesias, 24
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Oss. Sul Monte Linas e Marganai, bo
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Massiccio del Marganai, luoghi erbo
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1275.Achillea ligustica All. (*) -
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Monte Arcuentu, margini delle strad
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Massiccio del Marganai, solo lungo
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Sopra Candiazzus, Presso Punta Suec
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Monte Arcuentu, incolti nei pressi
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1325.Crepis vesicaria L. ssp. hyema
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Stagno di Gonnesa, zona parastagnal
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1342.Filago pyramidata L. - T scap
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Hedypnois Miller1351.Hedypnois cret
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).1358.Helichrysum montelinasanum E
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Hypochaeris L.1364.Hypochaeris achy
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In littoreis maritimis Sardiniae oc
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Picris L.1383.Picris hieracioides L
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Reichardia Roth1389.Reichardia picr
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26.IV.1999; Buggerru, Pranusartu, B
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Acqua Durci, III.1975; IV.1975; Pis
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Oss. Monte Marganai.Solenopsis C. P
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San Nicolò, sine die, Ballero, Car
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Massiccio del Marganai, luoghi erbo
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eriocephalus Pontecorvo et Carai, 0
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25020019215015314913912411610050555
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Spettro biologicoI dati dello spett
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Spettro corologicoLo spettro corolo
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Flora alloctonaL’Iglesiente è un
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preponderante quella delle terofite
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181616141312109 99877643211 112 212
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25212019 19 1915121055 56 6780Genti
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H30,5%Ch27,2%G19,2%T12,6%I0,7%P2,0%
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cervicornis Viv., Silene velutinoid
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1 Anchusa littorea Moris IUCN (EN)2
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Alcune immagini dell’endemoflora
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Figura 69. Sesleria insularis Sommi
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Figura 73. Viola corsica Nyman ssp.
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Figura 77. Linaria flava (Poir.) De
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ApprofondimentiANCHUSA MONTELINASAN
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Figura 81. Iconografia di Anchusa m
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Figura 82. Fiore di Anchusa monteli
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CorollaCaliceTipo di misura (mm o g
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Figura 87. Confronto allo stereosco
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ANCHUSA LITTOREA MORISAnchusa litto
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sabbie trasportate dal vento e rima
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che collegava le Alpi occidentali a
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localmente può divenire rilevante)
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le fioriture di Astragalus verrucos
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“CHARYBDIS TODDEANA”, BACCHETTA
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N°esemplareLunghezzainfiorescenza
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Figura 98. Sa Punta de Nascu, locus
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Figura 101. Galium glaucophyllum su
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la scomparsa di una specie. E’ il
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Delphinium pictum Willd. ssp. pictu
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Figura 104. Cosentinia vellea ssp b
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TAXA ENDEMICI
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ATLANTE COROLOGICO DI ALCUNI TAXA D
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a) L’elemento ecogeografico, che
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ssp. bivalens, taxon nuovo per la f
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Analisi floristica di alcuni territ
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diminuzione della velocità dell’
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P8,1%Ch5,0%NP3,4%I0,9%T40,8%G14,7%H
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Sardegna sono 7, così come le ende
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3002742502001821501008050012cc c pc
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appresentare una flora secondo grup
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Elenco floristico1. Acacia karroo H
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200.Filago pyramidata L.201.Foenicu
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415.Ranunculus paludosus Poir.416.R
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Gli ordini maggiormente rappresenta
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(NP=5%), inoltre sono dovuti all’
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In Figura 122 sono rappresentati gl
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N° Unità Tassonomica COROL. UNIT
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CALCARI COSTIERI PALEOZOICI DELL’
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34. Asparagus acutifolius L.35. Asp
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220.Linum bienne Mill.221.Linum cor
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425.Verbascum sinuatum L.426.Verben
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Figura 128. Carta dei SICp dell’I
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Si riporta di seguito la tabella pr
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Si riporta di seguito l’elenco di
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1120: Praterie di posidonie (Posido
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2240 2 B C C C2110 2 C C C C5430 1
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91E0: Foreste alluvionali di Alnus
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imboschimento in genere e soprattut
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9330: Foreste di Quercus suber9320:
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CODICE % COPERTA RAPPRESENTATIVITAS
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Criteri di valutazione del sito per
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CodiceHabitatNome HabitatCopertura
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L’attività umana che ha maggiorm
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Brassica insularis MorisFamigliaBra
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1. Specie endemiche del Sulcis-Igle
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Sesleria insularis Sommier ssp. mor
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2. Specie endemiche di interesse co
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Helichrysum saxatile Moris ssp. mor
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Iberis integerrima MorisFamigliaBra
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Plagius flosculosus (L.) Alavi et H
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3. Altre specie di interesse fitoge
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La VegetazioneInquadramento general
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5430 - Phrygane endemiche dell’Eu
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Aiton ssp. implexa e Tamus communis
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maggiormente sviluppata a sud di Ig
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Helichrysum microphyllum (Willd.) C
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MASSICCIO DEL MONTE ARCUENTUIl Mass
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MinacceCascata di Sa Spendula: spin
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correlazioni con formazioni analogh
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La discordanza ordoviciana della
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GROTTELa porzione meridionale dell
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ASPETTI DEL PAESAGGIO VEGETALEDescr
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Nelle zone montane del sub-distrett
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di microboschi o formazioni di macc
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Aristolochia tyrrhena e Arum pictum
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Serie di vegetazioneSub-distretti19
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PATRIARCHISi presentano i rilievi e
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Pinus pinea L.Località: Riu Sessin
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Juniperus phoenicea L. ssp. macroca
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Ficus carica L. var. caprificus Ris
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Quercus ilex L.Località: Sa CoraCo
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Quercus suber L.Località: LiurusCo
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presente in un’unica stazione sul
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LETTERATURA CITATAA.A.V.V., 1998. "
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BACCHETTA G., BRULLO S. & TERRASI M
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BOSELLINI A. & OGNIBEN G., 1968. Ri
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CHIAPPINI M., 1964. Il Leucojum aes
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FADDA A.F., 1986. Sardegna, una ter
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LEONE F., 1973. La serie Paleozoica
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PICCI V., 1964. Contributo alla con
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STORCH P. & SERPAGLI E., 1993. Lowe
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