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... in the Central Anatolia Region of Turkey (Figure 4). Lamium cappadocicum should be classified as EN (endangered) according to IUCN (2019) criteria. ...
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... China is perhaps the center of diversity of the genus, harboring more than 100 species (Li 1977;Li & Hedge 1994). Lamium is the type genus of subfamily Lamioideae and the Lamiaceae, consisting of 34 species, primarily distributed in Eurasia, North Africa (including Macaronesia), and Central and East Asia (Harley et al. 2004;Zhao et al. 2021b;Celep et al. 2022). Dracocephalum comprises approximately 70 species primarily distributed in temperate Eurasia (Wu & Wang 1977;Harley et al. 2004;Chen et al. 2021). ...
... lamiaceae is the third species richest family in turkey with 48 genera and 782 taxa (Celep & Dirmenci 2017). Based on the recent studies, some new species, hybrids and taxonomic changes have also been published in lamiaceae from the country (aksoy et al. 2020;Celep 2017;Celep et al. 2020Celep et al. , 2021güner & Ferrer-gallego 2021). this is especially true for the genus Lamium linnaeus (1753: 579), which has been subjected to studies in the last ten years. ...
... lamiaceae is the third species richest family in turkey with 48 genera and 782 taxa (Celep & Dirmenci 2017). Based on the recent studies, some new species, hybrids and taxonomic changes have also been published in lamiaceae from the country (aksoy et al. 2020;Celep 2017;Celep et al. 2020Celep et al. , 2021güner & Ferrer-gallego 2021). this is especially true for the genus Lamium linnaeus (1753: 579), which has been subjected to studies in the last ten years. ...
Lamium ponticum, known from central and eastern Black Sea region of Turkey, is an endemic species with white flowers. However, it was evaluated as a synonym of L. moschatum subsp. micranthum in the last taxonomic revision the genus. During our revisional studies on the genus, we concluded that L. ponticum is completely different from L. moschatum subsp. micranthum. In addition, we collected some specimens from western Black Sea region of Turkey with pink-rose colored flowers, pinkish-purplish inflorescence and calyx, and greenish-pinkish bracts with pinkish-white spots at base, that looks quite different from the typical L. ponticum. Therefore, in this paper, we resurrected L. ponticum and described a new subspecies from western Black Sea region of Turkey. IUCN red list category, notes on biogeography and ecology of the new subspecies are also given.
This study; it is about confirming the distribution of Lycopus exaltatus (Lamiaceae) in Türkiye , for which there is no reliable information about its existence in Türkiye. In addition, the description of L. exalatus, besides the ecology information in the area where it spreads; differences with Lycopus europaeus, whose distribution is known in Türkiye, are also emphasized.
