TABLE 1 in A new species of Brassica (Brassicaceae) from Bolkar Mountains (Türkiye) with morphological and molecular evidence

TABLE 1. Comparison of morphological characteristic of Brassica huseyin-duralii, B. elongata, and B. repanda with its subspecies.
CharacteristicsÎStemLeaf sizeRosette leaf shapeLeaf hair typeNumber ofPetalSiliquaSiliquaTaxaÐlenghtflowerslenghtlenghtwideBrassica huseyin-duralii Başköse & Savran20–45 cm5.0–9.0 × 0.5–1.2 cmentire, oblog, oblong- eliptic, obovate or oblanseolate, rarely spatulatevery dense strigose hairy on both surfaces, hairs spreading or retrorse10 to 307.5–11.5 mm20–45 cm2.0–3.75 mmBrassica elnongata Ehrh. subsp.with tubercledelongata20–100 cm5.0–15.0 × 1.0–4.0 cmentire, oblong-ovate, sinuate-pinnatifid, oblaneolatecurved bristles on both sides or strigose to50 to 1505–10 mm10–45 mm1–2.5 mmglabrousBrassica repanda (Willd.) DC.(5–)12–(1–)2–15(–entire to pinnatisectglabrous3 to 357–30 mm15–801.5–5subsp. repanda60(–75) cm18) cmmmmmsubsp. africana [Maire (1929:30–60 cm2–16 ×pinnatifidhairy, at least on10 to 308–12 mm15–221.5–2.513)] Greuter & Burdet (1983:0.3–15.0the bordermmmm86)cmsubsp. almeriensis Gσmez-(5–)8–12(–2–3 ×subentire toloosely hispid2 to 89 mm20–252.0–2.5Campo (1976: 154)20) cm0.8–1.0pinnatifidmmmmcmsubsp. baldensis Prosser &30–60(–80)5–23 ×sinuate to pinnatifideblade surface15 to 3012–1630–703–5(–6)Bertolli (2007: 191)cm0.3–3.5glabrousmmmmmmcmsubsp. blancoana [Boissier50–75 cm(4–)8–sinuate to pinnatifid,glabrous or10 to 2010–1250–2.5–3.5(1854: 29)] Heywood (1962:12(–15) ×sometimessubglabrosmm80(100)mm153)1.5–2 cmpinnatipartedmmsubsp. cadevallii [Font Quer30–35 cm8–10 ×pinnatifid toglabrous or10 to 3010 mm40–603.5–4.0(1935: 72)] Heywood (1962:1–1.5 cmpinnatipartedsubglabrosmmmm154)subsp. cantabrica [Font Quer(10–) 20–354.5–8 ×pinnatipartite orglabrous or15 to 2510 mm25–353.0–4.0(1935: 73)] Heywood (1964:cm1.0–1.5pinnatisectloosely hairymmmm151)cmsubsp. confusa [Emberger &10–50 cm4–5 ×sinuate-dentate tohairy, at least on10 to 3010 mm25–501.5–2.5Maire (1941: 1007)] Heywood0.8–1.2pinnatifidthe bordermmmm(1962: 153)cmsubsp. dertosensis Molero &15–25 cm(7–)10 ×pinnatipartedglabrous5 to 2010-12(25–)30–(2–)2.5–Rovira (1988: 99)1.0–1.5mm50 (–60)3.5 (–4)cmmmmmsubsp. galissieri [Giraud (1892:30–40 cm6–10 ×pinnatipartiteglabrousup to 356–12 mm40–552.5–3.021)] Heywood (1964: 150)1.5–2.5mmmmcmsubsp. glabrescens Poldini10–25 cm2–9 ×mostly pinnatipartiteglabrous2 to 127–10 mm25–601.5–3.0(1973: 181) Gomez-Campo0.2–0.8mmmm(1998: 379)cmsubsp. gypsicola Gomez-Campo50–60 cm6–10 ×deeply pinnatehairy to densely15 to 2010–1235–652.0–3.0(1992: 145)1.0–1.5hairymmmmmmcmsubsp. latisiliqua [Boissier &(10–)20–352–4 ×entire or slightlyhispid8 to 2010 mm25–502.5–4.0Reuter (1854: 30)] Heywoodcm0.8–1.2toothed to pinnatifidmmmm(1962: 153)cmsubsp. maritima [Willkomm40–45 cm6–10 ×lobed or ± deeplyglabrous or20 to 3012–1540–604–5 mm(1885:141)] Heywood (1962:1.0–1.5(–pinnatifidsubglabrousmmmm153)2) cmsubsp. saxatilis Candolle2–16 cm4–10 ×usually pinnatipartiteglabrous or on2 to 108–15 mm20–502.0–2.5(1821b: 636) Heywood (1964:0.5–3.5the lacinia tipmmmm151)cmsubsp. silenifolia [Emberger15–30 cm5–12 ×entire, lanseolateglabrous5 to 15-40–503–5 mm(1936: 200)] Greuter & Burdet0.7–2.0mm(1983: 86)cmsubsp. turbonis [Montserrat10–15 cm3–4 × 0.8PinnatifidSetulous5 to 1010 mm30–452–3 mm(1953: 181)] J.M.Monts. &cmmmRomo (1985: 64)