A new species of Brassica (Brassicaceae) from Bolkar Mountains (Türkiye) with morphological and molecular evidence Author Başköse, İsa 0000-0001-7347-3464 Ankara University, Faculty of Science, Department of Biology, 06100 Ankara, Türkiye isabaskose@gmail.com Author Özüdoğru, Bariş 0000-0002-8855-5718 Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, 06800 Hacettepe University, Ankara, Türkiye barisoz@hacettepe.edu.tr Author Savran, Ahmet 0000-0002-6326-7592 Niğde Ömer Halisdemir Universiy, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of Biology, 51143, Nigde, Türkiye asavran1951@gmail.com Author Keskin, Ali 0000-0001-8980-5005 Niğde Ömer Halisdemir Universiy, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of Biology, 51143, Nigde, Türkiye biyologalikeskin@gmail.com text Phytotaxa 2023 2023-12-28 632 2 101 117 https://phytotaxa.mapress.com/pt/article/download/phytotaxa.632.2.1/51395 journal article 283348 10.11646/phytotaxa.632.2.1 26f6292a-f034-4a8d-8ebf-f4e67925161e 1179-3163 10438552

TABLE 1. Comparison of morphological characteristic of Brassica huseyin-duralii, B. elongata, and B. repanda with its subspecies.

CharacteristicsÎ	Stem	Leaf size	Rosette leaf shape	Leaf hair type	Number of	Petal	Siliqua	Siliqua
TaxaÐ	lenght				flowers	lenght	lenght	wide
Brassica huseyin-duralii Başköse & Savran	20–45 cm	5.0–9.0 × 0.5–1.2 cm	entire, oblog, oblong- eliptic, obovate or oblanseolate, rarely spatulate	very dense strigose hairy on both surfaces, hairs spreading or retrorse	10 to 30	7.5–11.5 mm	20–45 cm	2.0–3.75 mm
Brassica elnongata Ehrh. subsp.				with tubercled
elongata	20–100 cm	5.0–15.0 × 1.0–4.0 cm	entire, oblong-ovate, sinuate-pinnatifid, oblaneolate	curved bristles on both sides or strigose to	50 to 150	5–10 mm	10–45 mm	1–2.5 mm
				glabrous
Brassica repanda (Willd.) DC.	(5–)12–	(1–)2–15(–	entire to pinnatisect	glabrous	3 to 35	7–30 mm	15–80	1.5–5
subsp. repanda	60(–75) cm	18) cm					mm	mm
subsp. africana [Maire (1929:	30–60 cm	2–16 ×	pinnatifid	hairy, at least on	10 to 30	8–12 mm	15–22	1.5–2.5
13)] Greuter & Burdet (1983:		0.3–15.0		the border			mm	mm
86)		cm
subsp. almeriensis Gσmez-	(5–)8–12(–	2–3 ×	subentire to	loosely hispid	2 to 8	9 mm	20–25	2.0–2.5
Campo (1976: 154)	20) cm	0.8–1.0	pinnatifid				mm	mm
		cm
subsp. baldensis Prosser &	30–60(–80)	5–23 ×	sinuate to pinnatifide	blade surface	15 to 30	12–16	30–70	3–5(–6)
Bertolli (2007: 191)	cm	0.3–3.5		glabrous		mm	mm	mm
		cm
subsp. blancoana [Boissier	50–75 cm	(4–)8–	sinuate to pinnatifid,	glabrous or	10 to 20	10–12	50–	2.5–3.5
(1854: 29)] Heywood (1962:		12(–15) ×	sometimes	subglabros		mm	80(100)	mm
153)		1.5–2 cm	pinnatiparted				mm
subsp. cadevallii [Font Quer	30–35 cm	8–10 ×	pinnatifid to	glabrous or	10 to 30	10 mm	40–60	3.5–4.0
(1935: 72)] Heywood (1962:		1–1.5 cm	pinnatiparted	subglabros			mm	mm
154)
subsp. cantabrica [Font Quer	(10–) 20–35	4.5–8 ×	pinnatipartite or	glabrous or	15 to 25	10 mm	25–35	3.0–4.0
(1935: 73)] Heywood (1964:	cm	1.0–1.5	pinnatisect	loosely hairy			mm	mm
151)		cm
subsp. confusa [Emberger &	10–50 cm	4–5 ×	sinuate-dentate to	hairy, at least on	10 to 30	10 mm	25–50	1.5–2.5
Maire (1941: 1007)] Heywood		0.8–1.2	pinnatifid	the border			mm	mm
(1962: 153)		cm
subsp. dertosensis Molero &	15–25 cm	(7–)10 ×	pinnatiparted	glabrous	5 to 20	10-12	(25–)30–	(2–)2.5–
Rovira (1988: 99)		1.0–1.5				mm	50 (–60)	3.5 (–4)
		cm					mm	mm
subsp. galissieri [Giraud (1892:	30–40 cm	6–10 ×	pinnatipartite	glabrous	up to 35	6–12 mm	40–55	2.5–3.0
21)] Heywood (1964: 150)		1.5–2.5					mm	mm
		cm
subsp. glabrescens Poldini	10–25 cm	2–9 ×	mostly pinnatipartite	glabrous	2 to 12	7–10 mm	25–60	1.5–3.0
(1973: 181) Gomez-Campo		0.2–0.8					mm	mm
(1998: 379)		cm
subsp. gypsicola Gomez-Campo	50–60 cm	6–10 ×	deeply pinnate	hairy to densely	15 to 20	10–12	35–65	2.0–3.0
(1992: 145)		1.0–1.5		hairy		mm	mm	mm
		cm
subsp. latisiliqua [Boissier &	(10–)20–35	2–4 ×	entire or slightly	hispid	8 to 20	10 mm	25–50	2.5–4.0
Reuter (1854: 30)] Heywood	cm	0.8–1.2	toothed to pinnatifid				mm	mm
(1962: 153)		cm
subsp. maritima [Willkomm	40–45 cm	6–10 ×	lobed or ± deeply	glabrous or	20 to 30	12–15	40–60	4–5 mm
(1885:141)] Heywood (1962:		1.0–1.5(–	pinnatifid	subglabrous		mm	mm
153)		2) cm
subsp. saxatilis Candolle	2–16 cm	4–10 ×	usually pinnatipartite	glabrous or on	2 to 10	8–15 mm	20–50	2.0–2.5
(1821b: 636) Heywood (1964:		0.5–3.5		the lacinia tip			mm	mm
151)		cm
subsp. silenifolia [Emberger	15–30 cm	5–12 ×	entire, lanseolate	glabrous	5 to 15	-	40–50	3–5 mm
(1936: 200)] Greuter & Burdet		0.7–2.0					mm
(1983: 86)		cm
subsp. turbonis [Montserrat	10–15 cm	3–4 × 0.8	Pinnatifid	Setulous	5 to 10	10 mm	30–45	2–3 mm
(1953: 181)] J.M.Monts. &		cm					mm
Romo (1985: 64)