Integrated Approach to the Auto-Ecological Study of Presence of Brassica Incana Ten. in the Gargano (Puglia, southern Italy), on the Adriatic side of the Italian Peninsula

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Nello Biscotti
Nello Biscotti
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Michele Morsilli
Michele Morsilli
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Daniele Bonsanto
Daniele Bonsanto
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Edoardo Biondi
Edoardo Biondi
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Simona Casavecchia
Simona Casavecchia
1 Marche Polytechnic University, University of Ferrara

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The study deals with the finding of new localities of Brassica incana Ten. in the Gargano promontory; B. incana is a species of the European flora occurring in Italy and in the Balkan area, assessed as Data Deficent (DD) according to IUCN criteria. The presence of the species in Apulia was based on old records not recently confirmed. The new Gargano’s finds are limited to the imposing and inaccessible cliff of Monte Pucci, a small promontory placed on the coast between Rodi Garganico and Peschici (FG). B. incana grows on the edge of small terraces of the cliff with other typical rupicolous plants such as Matthiola incana, Anthyllis barba-jovis, Allium commutatum, Campanula garganica, Capparis rupestris subsp. rupestris and Brachypodium retusum. Geological and pedological analyses have detected the stratigraphic units that form the substratum of B. incana habitat (Scaglia formation-Upper Cretaceous-; Peschici formation-Middle Eocene), which turn out to be unique in the Gargano promontory. Based on these data, the study shows that B. incana is linked to specific geological and pedological substrates (soils rich of SiO2).

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Nello Biscotti. 2021. \u201cIntegrated Approach to the Auto-Ecological Study of Presence of Brassica Incana Ten. in the Gargano (Puglia, southern Italy), on the Adriatic side of the Italian Peninsula\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - H: Environment & Environmental geology GJSFR-H Volume 21 (GJSFR Volume 21 Issue H3): .

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The study deals with the finding of new localities of Brassica incana Ten. in the Gargano promontory; B. incana is a species of the European flora occurring in Italy and in the Balkan area, assessed as Data Deficent (DD) according to IUCN criteria. The presence of the species in Apulia was based on old records not recently confirmed. The new Gargano’s finds are limited to the imposing and inaccessible cliff of Monte Pucci, a small promontory placed on the coast between Rodi Garganico and Peschici (FG). B. incana grows on the edge of small terraces of the cliff with other typical rupicolous plants such as Matthiola incana, Anthyllis barba-jovis, Allium commutatum, Campanula garganica, Capparis rupestris subsp. rupestris and Brachypodium retusum. Geological and pedological analyses have detected the stratigraphic units that form the substratum of B. incana habitat (Scaglia formation-Upper Cretaceous-; Peschici formation-Middle Eocene), which turn out to be unique in the Gargano promontory. Based on these data, the study shows that B. incana is linked to specific geological and pedological substrates (soils rich of SiO2).

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