Bilinen Türkiye Buğdaygillerine ek olarak, Agropyron pinifolium Nevski (Poaceae) türü Türkiye'den ilk defa kaydedildi. Bu yeni kayıt Kırklareli ilinin Vize ilçesinde sınırlanmaktadır. Güncel bir betim ve bunun yanında türün ekolojisi ve fenolojisi üzerine notlar sunuldu. Ek olarak bu türe ait bir çizim ve dağılım haritası verildiAn addition to the known Turkish grasses, Agropyron pinifolium Nevski (Poaceae) is recorded for the first time from Turkey. This new record is confined to Vize province in Kırklareli. An updated description and notes on ecology and phenology of the new record are also presented. In addition, distribution map and illustration of this new record from Turkey is give

Cabi, Evren

Karabacak, Ersin

Çıngay, Burçin

Biological Diversity and Conservation

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 www.biodicon.com                                                                            Biological Diversity and Conservation ISSN 1308-8084 Online; ISSN 1308-5301 Print                                                               8/1 (2015) 90-93 Research note/Araştırma notu  Agropyron pinifolium Nevski (Poaceae): a new species record for the flora of Turkey  Evren CABİ *1, Ersin KARABACAK 2, Burçin ÇINGAY 3  1 Department of Biology, Namık Kemal University, 59030, Tekirdağ, Turkey 2 Department of Biology, 18 Mart University Çanakkale Botanic Garden, 17020, Çanakkale, Turkey 3 Nezahat Gökyiğit Botanic Garden, İstanbul, Turkey   Abstract An addition to the known Turkish grasses, Agropyron pinifolium Nevski (Poaceae) is recorded for the first time from Turkey. This new record is confined to Vize province in Kırklareli. An updated description and notes on ecology and phenology of the new record are also presented. In addition, distribution map and illustration of this new record from Turkey is given.   Key words: Poaceae, Agropyron pinifolium Nevski, new record, Turkey  ----------  ----------  Agropyron pinifolium Nevski (Poaceae): Türkiye florası için yeni bir tür kaydı  Özet Bilinen Türkiye Buğdaygillerine ek olarak, Agropyron pinifolium Nevski (Poaceae) türü Türkiye’den ilk defa kaydedildi. Bu yeni kayıt Kırklareli ilinin Vize ilçesinde sınırlanmaktadır. Güncel bir betim ve bunun yanında türün ekolojisi ve fenolojisi üzerine notlar sunuldu. Ek olarak bu türe ait bir çizim ve dağılım haritası verildi.   Anahtar kelimeler: Buğdaygiller, Agropyron pinifolium Nevski,, yeni kayıt, Türkiye  1. Introduction  The taxonomy of Agropyron Gaertn. has been studied in different ways by various researchers. In a broad sense it was once thought to be one of the largest genera in the Triticeae, encompassing more than 100 species (Dewey, 1983). Nevski (1934) restricted Agropyron to perennial taxa with keeled glumes, a group of species referred to in English as the Crested Wheat grasses. He placed the other taxa in Elytrigia Desv, Roegneria C.Koch and Elymus L.. Subsequent works showed that members of Agropyron sensu Nevski are diploids, tetraploids, or hexaploids in which only the P genome is present) (Dewey and Asay, 1975; Dewey, 1983; Melderis, 1978; Assadi, 1995; Jensen et al., 2006; Genome designations as recommended by the International Triticeae Consortium;  http://herbarium.usu.edu/Triticeae/genmsymb.htm). This narrow concept of Agropyron is now followed in most taxonomic works (e.g., Tzvelev, 1976; Melderis et al., 1980; Clayton and Renvoize, 1986; Wu et al., 2006; Barkworth et al., 2007; Cabi and Doğan, 2012). It is also supported by intergeneric crossing experiments (Assadi and Runemark, 1995). Much confusion prevails in regard to the number of species in Agropyron. In the Flora of Turkey, Melderis (1985) recognized only one species, A. cristatum s.l. in Agropyron and subdivided it into two subspecies (subsp. incanum and subsp. pectinatum). He stated that subsp. incanum was confined to the high mountain steppes of East Anatolia whereas subsp. pectinatum grew throughout Turkey. Agropyron cristatum subsp. pectinatum was further divided into two varieties, one of which was var. imbricatum having pilose spikelets and the other one var. pectinatum having glabrous spikelets (Melderis, 1985). Löve (1984) recognized another species from Turkey that he named A. deweyi. The seeds of this species were collected by J.R. Harlan in 1948 and cultivated in Evans Farm, Utah, U.S.A. He noted that this species might be a                                                              * Corresponding author / Haberleşmeden sorumlu yazar: Tel.: +902822502670; Fax.: +902822502670; E-mail: ecabi2004@yahoo.com © 2008 All rights reserved / Tüm hakları saklıdır                                                                                                                              BioDiCon. 415-1014   Evren CABİ et al., Agropyron pinifolium Nevski (Poaceae): a new species record for the flora of Turkey Biological Diversity and Conservation – 8 / 1 (2015)          91 variant of A. cristatum that arose under cultivated conditions far from its native habitat. Baum et al. neotypified the species in 2008. The authors carried out intensive field studies between 2010 and 2014 and collected huge amount of herbarium specimens of the tribe Poeae R.Br. Population size, phenological traits and ecological preferences were observed in the field (Davis and Heywood, 1973). During these field studies particular attention was paid to a Agropyron polulation collected from edge of Vize to Kıyıköy (A1 Kırklareli, A1 sensu Davis, 1965) in 2013. Upon closer examination and going through Flora of Turkey (Davis, 1985) and other relevant floras, such as Flora Orientalis (Boissier, 1884), Flora of Syria, Palestine and Sinai (Post, 1933), Flora of Iraq (Bor, 1968), Flora Iranica (Bor, 1970), and Grasses of the Soviet Union (Tzvelev, 1983), it was identified as A. pinifolium. This species was only known from Crimea and Caucasus (From Novorossiisk to Tuapse) so far.    2. Materials and methods  The specimens were collected from Kırklareli: Vize to Kıyıköy, about 5 km from Vize, calcareous stony places, 41°59257 N 27°82273 E, 400 m, 16 June 2013, E.Cabi & E.Karabacak (Figure 3). Related herbarium specimens were studied in ANK, GAZI, ISTE, ISTF, VANF, E, K, and BM herbarium.   3. Results  Taxonomy  AGROPYRON Gaertn., Novi Comment. Acad. Sci. Imp. Petrop. 14(1): 539 (1770). / OTLAK AYRIĞI Syn. Agropyrum Roem. & Schult., Syst. Veg. 2: 750 (1817). Australopyrum (Tzvelev) Á.Löve, Feddes Repert. 95(7-8): 442 (1984). Lectotype: A. cristatum (L.) Gaertn., To Nash: “N.L. Britton & A. Brown, Ill. Fl. N.U.S. ed. 2. 1: 283 (1913)”.  Agropyron pinifolium Nevski, Trudy Sredne-Aziatsk. Gosud. Univ., Ser. 8b, Bot. 17: 57 1934. / İbreli ayrık (Figure1). Syn.: Agropyron sclerophyllum (Novopokr.) Novopokr. Sci. J. Rostov-on-Don State Univ. 6: 39 1935. Agropyron cristatum subsp. sclerophyllum Novopokr. Uchen. Zap. Rostovsk. Univ. V. M. Molotova, Trudy Biol. Fak. 6: 39 1935. A. karadaghense Kotov Journ. Bot. Acad. Sci. Ukraine, 5(1): 32. 1948. Agropyron cristatum subsp. pinifolium (Nevski) Bondar ex Korovina Byull Vses Ord. Lenina Inst. Rast. N.I. Vavilov, 81: 35. 1978.  Description Caespitose perennial, Flowering shoots 15-24 cm. Sterile shoots forms dense mats with stems more or less thickened at base, and with numerous shortened sterile shoots up to 5 cm with distichously arranged, short, convolute and bent leaves. Cauline leaves linear, convolute. Spike up to 2.5 cm long and 1.4 cm wide, dense, rachis segments are visible. Spikelets 3-5 flowered. Glumes subequal, ovate-lanceolate with prominent keel and awn up to 4 mm long, tangled ciliate at keel. Lemma 5.5-6.5 cm long with an awn up to 4 mm long, glabrescent or scabrous. Palea nearly as long as the lemma, bidentate at the summit, sparsely ciliate on the keels (Figure 2). Described from the vicinity of Gelendzhik. Type in Leningrad.  Flowers in May - July. Anemophilous. 2n=?  Specimens examined. Kırklareli: Vize to Kıyıköy, about 5 km from Vize, calcareous stony places, 41°59257 N 27°82273 E, 400 m, 16 June 2013, E.Cabi & E.Karabacak (Figure 3). Habitat and elevation in Turkey - Calcareous stony places, woodlands’ openings, 400 m. Flowering. May to July. It grows together with the following taxa Stipa sp., Galium sp., Salvia sp., Poa sp., Catapodium sp., Bromus sp. and Aegilops sp..  Distribution outside Turkey -West Transcaucasia, Crimea.  Evren CABİ et al., Agropyron pinifolium Nevski (Poaceae): a new species record for the flora of Turkey 92          Biological Diversity and Conservation – 8 / 1  (2015)  Figure 1. Agropyron pinifolium (=ibreli ayrık) in its habitat  Figure 2. Agropyron pinifolium (=ibreli ayrık). A, a general view of the species; B, spike; C, leaf detail; D, glume; E, lemma; F, palea. Illustrated by E.Karabacak from materials at NAKU and CBB.  Evren CABİ et al., Agropyron pinifolium Nevski (Poaceae): a new species record for the flora of Turkey Biological Diversity and Conservation – 8 / 1 (2015)          93  Figure 3. The distribution map of Agropyron pinifolium  ( ) in Turkey Use and economic value. - Forage grass. 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