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Notes on the flora of the SouthEastern Iberian Peninsula, VI A new floristic contribution to the ... more Notes on the flora of the SouthEastern Iberian Peninsula, VI A new floristic contribution to the vascular flora of the S.E. Spain is presented. Localities, ecology and testimonies in the Herbarium Universitatis Murcicae (MUB) are reported for each taxon. New records for the Murcian flora are denoted with asterisks.
En la comarca del N.O. murciano (Espana) se esta realizando un seguimiento de especies autoctonas... more En la comarca del N.O. murciano (Espana) se esta realizando un seguimiento de especies autoctonas con interes forrajero; de ellas se han seleccionado diez arbustos, bien por criterios de calidad (palatabilidad, ser leguminosa, etc.), 0 bien por criterios de cantidad (biomasa global que representan). Dichas especies son 6 leguminosas (Anthyllis henoniana Coss., Coronilla juncea L. Coronilla minima L. ssp. clusii (Duf.) Murb., Ononis tridentata L., Ononis fruticosa L. var microphylla DC, Dorycnium pentaphyllum Scop.), 1 cistacea (Fumana laevis (Cav). Willk. ex Sennen), 1 globulariacea (Globularia alypum L.), 1 labiada (Rosmarinus officinalis L. ) , y 1 compuesta (Santolina chamaecyparissus L. ssp. squarrosa (DC.) Nyman.). Para todas ellas se presentan datos bioclimaticos, corologicos, cultura, cobertura media, fenologia, biomosa ramoneable y total, palatabilidad y determinaciones analiticas (sustancia seca, cenizas, proteina bruta y fibra bruta).
Resumen: El isópodo terrestre Porcellio succinctus Budde-Lund, 1885 (Isopoda: Oniscidea: Porcelli... more Resumen: El isópodo terrestre Porcellio succinctus Budde-Lund, 1885 (Isopoda: Oniscidea: Porcellionidae) ha sido redescubierto en su localidad tipo, Cartagena (Murcia, España) y en otros sitios cercanos. Se trata del primer registro de esta especie en 63 años, ya que fue en 1954 cuando Vandel recolectó un ejemplar hembra. Es también la segunda cita desde la descripción original de Budde-Lund (1885), cuyos especímenes, que incluyen el único macho conocido hasta la fecha, fueron reestudiados en 1892 por Dollfus. En este artículo se redescribe la especie a partir de ejemplares topotípicos, ilustrándose por primera vez su característico aspecto en vivo, y se aportan algunos datos sobre su hábitat. Rediscovery and redescription of Porcellio succinctus Budde-Lund, 1885 (Isopoda: Oniscidea: Porcellionidae) with additional notes for its identification Abstract: The terrestrial isopod Porcellio succinctus Budde-Lund, 1885 (Isopoda: Oniscidea: Porcellionidae) has been rediscovered at its type locality, Cartagena (Murcia, Spain) as well as other nearby locations. These records constitute the first in 63 years since Vandel collected a female specimen in 1954. It also represents the second record after the original description by Budde-Lund (1885), whose specimens, including the only male known up to date, were restudied in 1892 by Dollfus. In the present paper the species is redescribed from topotypic specimens and is illustrated in its characteristic alive form. Besides, some data about its habitat is provided.
Como resultado de las prospecciones floristicas llevadas a cabo en el S.E. de Espana, se citan 19... more Como resultado de las prospecciones floristicas llevadas a cabo en el S.E. de Espana, se citan 19 neofitos que suponen novedades provinciales o una ampliacion importante de su area de distribucion. Destacan por su rareza Wedelia glauca y Atriplex suberecta.
Contribution to the knowledge of Helichryso-Santolinetalia in South Eastern Spain. In this work w... more Contribution to the knowledge of Helichryso-Santolinetalia in South Eastern Spain. In this work we stablish two new associations belonging to the Helichryso-Santolinetalia Peinado & Martinez-Parras 1984 phytosociological order (Pegano-Salsoletea [Br.-Bl. & O. Bolos (1954)l ampl. Peinado & Martinez-Parras 1984 phytosociological class) from the southeastern Spain: Helichryso serotini-Santolinetum pectinatae ass. nova and Artemisio glutinosae-T h y m e t~~m mastichinae ass, nova. RESUMEN Se describen dos nuevas asociaciones del orden Helichryso-Santoline
Contribution to the knowledge of exotic flora of South East Spain, II. On the basis of collection... more Contribution to the knowledge of exotic flora of South East Spain, II. On the basis of collections made in the S.E. Spanish provinces, 19 exotic taxa are cited, which are new records for Murcia or have been collected far away from their known area. Wedelia glauca and Atriplex suberecta are the more interesting records.
The last decade there has seen increasing consumer demand for new products, largely due to growin... more The last decade there has seen increasing consumer demand for new products, largely due to growing awareness about health and nutrition. The current supply of ready-to-eat salads is apparently extensive, but an analysis of their components shows that they are quiet homogeneous (mainly consisting of lettuce and endive, with leaves of Brassica, salad rocket, lamb's lettuce, beet or spinach) which can lead to consumer boredom. In Spain, more than 450 species have been documented as edible vegetables, and about 250 have been traditionally used. However, their use has been declining as a consequence of land abandonment and the disconnection of new generations from the traditional customs. Nevertheless, in recent years an interest in these species has been raised, promoted by the increasing interest in health and culinary aspects. Therefore, the introduction of new species, involving new flavors and textures and also higher contents of healthy compounds (antioxidants, vitamins, etc.),...
Notes on the flora of the SouthEastern Iberian Peninsula, VI A new floristic contribution to the ... more Notes on the flora of the SouthEastern Iberian Peninsula, VI A new floristic contribution to the vascular flora of the S.E. Spain is presented. Localities, ecology and testimonies in the Herbarium Universitatis Murcicae (MUB) are reported for each taxon. New records for the Murcian flora are denoted with asterisks.
En la comarca del N.O. murciano (Espana) se esta realizando un seguimiento de especies autoctonas... more En la comarca del N.O. murciano (Espana) se esta realizando un seguimiento de especies autoctonas con interes forrajero; de ellas se han seleccionado diez arbustos, bien por criterios de calidad (palatabilidad, ser leguminosa, etc.), 0 bien por criterios de cantidad (biomasa global que representan). Dichas especies son 6 leguminosas (Anthyllis henoniana Coss., Coronilla juncea L. Coronilla minima L. ssp. clusii (Duf.) Murb., Ononis tridentata L., Ononis fruticosa L. var microphylla DC, Dorycnium pentaphyllum Scop.), 1 cistacea (Fumana laevis (Cav). Willk. ex Sennen), 1 globulariacea (Globularia alypum L.), 1 labiada (Rosmarinus officinalis L. ) , y 1 compuesta (Santolina chamaecyparissus L. ssp. squarrosa (DC.) Nyman.). Para todas ellas se presentan datos bioclimaticos, corologicos, cultura, cobertura media, fenologia, biomosa ramoneable y total, palatabilidad y determinaciones analiticas (sustancia seca, cenizas, proteina bruta y fibra bruta).
Resumen: El isópodo terrestre Porcellio succinctus Budde-Lund, 1885 (Isopoda: Oniscidea: Porcelli... more Resumen: El isópodo terrestre Porcellio succinctus Budde-Lund, 1885 (Isopoda: Oniscidea: Porcellionidae) ha sido redescubierto en su localidad tipo, Cartagena (Murcia, España) y en otros sitios cercanos. Se trata del primer registro de esta especie en 63 años, ya que fue en 1954 cuando Vandel recolectó un ejemplar hembra. Es también la segunda cita desde la descripción original de Budde-Lund (1885), cuyos especímenes, que incluyen el único macho conocido hasta la fecha, fueron reestudiados en 1892 por Dollfus. En este artículo se redescribe la especie a partir de ejemplares topotípicos, ilustrándose por primera vez su característico aspecto en vivo, y se aportan algunos datos sobre su hábitat. Rediscovery and redescription of Porcellio succinctus Budde-Lund, 1885 (Isopoda: Oniscidea: Porcellionidae) with additional notes for its identification Abstract: The terrestrial isopod Porcellio succinctus Budde-Lund, 1885 (Isopoda: Oniscidea: Porcellionidae) has been rediscovered at its type locality, Cartagena (Murcia, Spain) as well as other nearby locations. These records constitute the first in 63 years since Vandel collected a female specimen in 1954. It also represents the second record after the original description by Budde-Lund (1885), whose specimens, including the only male known up to date, were restudied in 1892 by Dollfus. In the present paper the species is redescribed from topotypic specimens and is illustrated in its characteristic alive form. Besides, some data about its habitat is provided.
Como resultado de las prospecciones floristicas llevadas a cabo en el S.E. de Espana, se citan 19... more Como resultado de las prospecciones floristicas llevadas a cabo en el S.E. de Espana, se citan 19 neofitos que suponen novedades provinciales o una ampliacion importante de su area de distribucion. Destacan por su rareza Wedelia glauca y Atriplex suberecta.
Contribution to the knowledge of Helichryso-Santolinetalia in South Eastern Spain. In this work w... more Contribution to the knowledge of Helichryso-Santolinetalia in South Eastern Spain. In this work we stablish two new associations belonging to the Helichryso-Santolinetalia Peinado & Martinez-Parras 1984 phytosociological order (Pegano-Salsoletea [Br.-Bl. & O. Bolos (1954)l ampl. Peinado & Martinez-Parras 1984 phytosociological class) from the southeastern Spain: Helichryso serotini-Santolinetum pectinatae ass. nova and Artemisio glutinosae-T h y m e t~~m mastichinae ass, nova. RESUMEN Se describen dos nuevas asociaciones del orden Helichryso-Santoline
Contribution to the knowledge of exotic flora of South East Spain, II. On the basis of collection... more Contribution to the knowledge of exotic flora of South East Spain, II. On the basis of collections made in the S.E. Spanish provinces, 19 exotic taxa are cited, which are new records for Murcia or have been collected far away from their known area. Wedelia glauca and Atriplex suberecta are the more interesting records.
The last decade there has seen increasing consumer demand for new products, largely due to growin... more The last decade there has seen increasing consumer demand for new products, largely due to growing awareness about health and nutrition. The current supply of ready-to-eat salads is apparently extensive, but an analysis of their components shows that they are quiet homogeneous (mainly consisting of lettuce and endive, with leaves of Brassica, salad rocket, lamb's lettuce, beet or spinach) which can lead to consumer boredom. In Spain, more than 450 species have been documented as edible vegetables, and about 250 have been traditionally used. However, their use has been declining as a consequence of land abandonment and the disconnection of new generations from the traditional customs. Nevertheless, in recent years an interest in these species has been raised, promoted by the increasing interest in health and culinary aspects. Therefore, the introduction of new species, involving new flavors and textures and also higher contents of healthy compounds (antioxidants, vitamins, etc.),...