Linaria spartea

Blanca, Gabriel, Cueto, Miguel & Fuentes, Julián, 2017, Linaria becerrae (Plantaginaceae), a new endemic species from the southern Spain, and remarks on what Linaria salzmannii is and is not, Phytotaxa 298 (3), pp. 261-268 : 265

publication ID	https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.298.3.5
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scientific name	Linaria spartea
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Linaria spartea View in CoL (L.) Chazelles (1790: 38) ≡ Antirrhinum sparteum Linnaeus (1753: 1197) View in CoL [ Fig. 1D View FIGURE 1 ]

Ind. loc.: “Habitat in Hispania. Loefling”

Lectotypus (designated by Viano 1978: 51): LINN 767.20 [digital image!]

Distribution: Iberian Peninsula and southern France

Linaria salzmannii Boissier (1841: 456) View in CoL [ Fig. 1C View FIGURE 1 ] ≡ Linaria salzmannii var. violacea Boissier (1841: 456) View in CoL ; = L. salzmannii var. flava Boissier (1841: 456) View in CoL ; = L. spicata Kunze (1846: 645) View in CoL ≡ L. viscosa subsp. spicata (Kunze) Sutton (1988: 436) View in CoL

Ind. loc.: “Varietas α crescit in arenosis regionis montanae, in provinciâ Malacitanâ Salzmann [sic, this locality corresponds indeed to L. becerrae View in CoL ], in viâ à Granada ad pagum Guejar. Alt. circ. 3500′”

Lectotypus (designated by Burdet et al. 1990: 618): G-BOIS [digital image!]

Distribution: Endemic to southeastern Spain (from eastern Málaga and Granada to Albacete and Jaén provinces).