Journals / Turkish Journal of Botany / 2008 / Cilt: 32 - Sayı: 3

Flora of the Region between Zeytinbahçe and Akarçay (Birecik, Şanlıurfa, Turkey)

Zeytinbahçe ve Akarçay Arasında Kalan Bölgenin Florası (Birecik / Şanlıurfa, Türkiye)

Pages
201–226
Publication Date
2008-03-01
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Concerning the number of species, the richest genera in this region are as follows: Astragalus L. (8), Medicago L. (8), Trigonella L. (7), Euphorbia L. (7), Vicia L. (6), Trifolium L. (6), Centaurea L. (5), and Salvia L. (4).

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Objective & Hypothesis:This research was carried out from 2004 to 2006 in order to determine the flora of the region between Zeytinbahçe and Akarçay, Birecik district.
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Key Findings & Data:The research area is situated in Şanlıurfa province and within C7 of the grid system.
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Conclusion & Impact:Concerning the number of species, the richest genera in this region are as follows: Astragalus L. (8), Medicago L. (8), Trigonella L. (7), Euphorbia L. (7), Vicia L. (6), Trifolium L. (6), Centaurea L. (5), and Salvia L. (4).
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⚙️Variables:Akarçay · Birecik · Flora

Abstract

This research was carried out from 2004 to 2006 in order to determine the flora of the region between Zeytinbahçe and Akarçay, Birecik district. The research area is situated in Şanlıurfa province and within C7 of the grid system. In the area, 442 taxa belonging to 62 families and 253 genera were determined. Of all the collected specimens, 30 taxa are new records for the C7 square, 16 (3.59%) taxa are endemic for Turkey, 2 taxa belong to Cryptogamae, and 440 taxa belong to Phanerogamae. In the distribution of the taxa according to floristic regions, Irano-Turanian elements ranked first, with a rate of 30.79%; followed by Mediterranean elements, with a rate of 11.46%; Euro-Siberian elements, with a rate of 2.92%; and Sahora-Arabian elements, with a rate of 0.22%. Of the species determined, 8.01% are widespread, while 46.77% of the taxa are of unknown or multiregional phytogeographical region. The families with the most taxa in the research area are Asteraceae (64), Fabaceae (51), Poaceae (40), Brassicaceae (24), Lamiaceae (23), and Apiaceae (20). Concerning the number of species, the richest genera in this region are as follows: Astragalus L. (8), Medicago L. (8), Trigonella L. (7), Euphorbia L. (7), Vicia L. (6), Trifolium L. (6), Centaurea L. (5), and Salvia L. (4).

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Bu arafltırma 2004-2006 yılları arasında, Birecik’e ait Zeytinbahçe ile Akarçay arasında kalan bölgenin florasını tespit etmek üzere yapılmıfltır. Arafltırma alanı fianlıurfa il sınırları içerisinde ve Grid sistemine göre C7 karesindedir. Arafltırma bölgesinde 62 familyaya ba¤lı 253 cins ve 442 tür ve türaltı takson tespit edilmifltir. Bunlardan 30 takson C7 karesi için yeni kayıt, 16 (% 3,59) takson Türkiye için endemik, 2 takson kriptogam grubuna ve 440 takson ise fanerogam grubuna aittir. Arafltırma alanından toplanan 442 taksonun fitoco¤rafik bölgelere göre da¤ılımı; Iran-Turan elementleri % 30,79, Akdeniz elementleri % 11,46, Avrupa-Sibirya elementleri % 2,92 ve Sahora-Arabian elementleri % 0,22 fleklindedir. Teflhisi yapılan taksonların % 8,01 i genifl yayılıfllı, % 46,77’sinin ise bilinmeyen-çok bölgeli fitoco¤rafik bölge elementi oldu¤u tespit edilmifltir. Arafltırma alanında en fazla taksona sahip familyalar; Asteraceae (64), Fabaceae (51), Poaceae (40), Brassicaceae (24), Lamiaceae (23) ve Apiaceae (20)’dir. Alanda en çok taksona sahip cinsler; Astragalus L. (8), Medicago L. (8), Trigonella L. (7), Euphorbia L. (7), Vicia L. (6), Trifolium L. (6), Centaurea L. (5) ve Salvia L. (4)’dır.

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BALOS, M. M., AKAN, H. (2008). Flora of the Region between Zeytinbahçe and Akarçay (Birecik, Şanlıurfa, Turkey). Turkish Journal of Botany, Cilt: 32 - Sayı: 3, 201–226. https://ajindex.com/articles/183594

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