TABLE 2 in A new species of Brassica (Brassicaceae) from Bolkar Mountains (Türkiye) with morphological and molecular evidence

TABLE 2. Comparison of habitat characteristics, elevations, and flowering time of Brassica huseyin-duralii, B. elongata subsp. repanda, and B. repanda with its subspecies.
TaxaHabitatElevationsFlowering timeBrassica huseyin-duraliion calcareous rocks in alpine2500–2700 mLate May to JuneB. elongata subsp. elongatadry rocky slopes, steppe and cultivated fields450–1700 mApril to JuneB. repanda subsp. repandausualy in rocky or stony places500–2700 mJune to AugustB. repanda subsp. africanaon limestone substrates with a greater or lesser proportion of500–1000 mMarch to JunegypsumB. repanda subsp. almeriensesflat and stony limestone1100–2000 mApril to JuneB. repanda subsp. blancoanarock cracks, foot of cliffs, rocky slopes, gutters500–1800 mMarch to JuneB. repanda subsp. cadevalliirocks and stony slopes, on limestone substrates400–1400 mApril to JuneB. repanda subsp. cantabricavented cacuminal rocks and other rocky or stony places,700–1300 mApril to Junealways in limestoneB. repanda subsp. confusastony slopes, on limestone substrates500–1200 mMarch to MayB. repanda subsp. dertosensiscliffs and mountain plains, on a limestone substrate400–1300 mApril to MayB. repanda subsp. galissierimarly scree400–1200 mMay to JulyB. repanda subsp. glabrescensin dry calcareous stones100–250 mApril to MayB. repanda subsp. gypsicolabase of cliffs, ravines, in substrates made up ofmarl±600–800 mMay to JuneselenitesB. repanda subsp. latisiliquastony slopes, on limestone or dolomite substrates800–2000 mApril to MayB. repanda subsp. maritimafissures of rocks, landings and their base, in limestone300–500 mFebruary to MayB. repanda subsp. saxatilisdry lawns, on limestone400–2600 mApril to JulyB. repanda subsp. silenifoliaon calcareous rocks2300–2400 mApril to MayB. repanda susbp. turbonismarly or calcareous rocks1300–2500 mMay to June