A remarkable find of Hieracium ctenodon (Asteraceae) in the Gesäuse National Park

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Neilreichia 5:233-244
The rare crest-tooth cabbage was found, collected, herbarised and determined in the Gesäuse National Park over calcareous rocks on moderately fresh, shallow, carbonate-containing, nutrient-poor rendzines in the subalpine stage at the sulzkar dog. With this remarkable plant discovery, which is documented in this report, the national park area proves to be a habitat for rare vascular plants.

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Ein bemerkenswerter Fund von Hieracium ctenodon (Asteraceae) im Nationalpark Gesäuse PDF Open resource

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