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Mészáros, Sándor: Comparison and relations of the Hungarian and the Mongolian flora

Table 3. Important characteristics of the Mongolian and Hungarian species of Crepis Species Group Section according to age Haploid Floristic Ecological demands Cromosome element tempe- huminurnber rature dity Direction of migration A. Only in Mongolia C. sibirica L. I. 1. 5 Eua. temp. meso. N C chrysantha (Ldb.) Turcz. I. 4. 4 Central alpine meso. and E. Asia C. pofytricha (Ldb.) Turcz. I. 4. 8 Central alpine meso. and E. Asia C. multicaulis Ldb. I. 21. 4 N. Eua. temp. meso.-xero. C. crocea (Lam.) Babe.. II. 11. 8 Central temp. meso.-xero. and E. Asia C. nana Richards II. 12. 7 Central alpine meso. and E. Asia C. flexuosa (Ldb.) Clarke II. 12. 7 Central alpine meso. and E. Asia C. bungei (Ldb.) II. 14. 4 Central temp. meso.-xero. and E. Asia B. species in common C. praemorsa (L) Tausch I. 13. 4 Kont. temp. meso.-xero. NW (Eua.) C. tectorum L II. 14. 4 Eua. temp. meso.-xero. (Kont.) C. Only in Hungary C. paludosa (L) Monch I. 1. 6 Eu. temp. meso. NW C. mollis (Jacq.) Asch. I. 5. 6 temp. meso. NW C. biennis L II. 10. 20 Eu. temp. meso.-xero. SW C. pannonica II. 10. 4 Pont.temp. meso.-xero. SW (Jacq.) C. Koch Pann. C. rhoeadifolia M.B. III. 20. 5 Pont.w temp. meso.-xero. W C. capillaris (L.) Wallr. III. 24. 3 K.eu.- M. temp. meso.-xero. C. nicaeènsis Balb. III. 24. 4 M.temp. mexo.-xero. SW K.eu. C. setosa Hall.f. III. 26. 4 M.temp. meso. K.eu. C. poh/morpha Thuill. III. 25. 4 Atl.-M. temp. meso.-xero. C. pulchra Thuill. III. 19. 4 M.temp. meso.-xero K.eu. (*) Based on the monography of BABOCK (1947), the sections are listed also in a sequence of their primitive or more evolved character (**) Floristical elements: Eua. = Eurasian, Eu. = European, K.eu. = Central European, M = Mediterranean, All. = Atlantic, Pont. = Pontian, Pann. = Pannonian, Kont. = Continental