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Plant list for Grazalema and Montejaque


front cover of book
Plant species seen 2004-2005, plus recent literature records.

The Grazalema, Montajaque & Ronda area of southern Spain, as defined in this book, includes:

Cadiz province: Benamahoma, Benaocaz, El Bosque, Grazalema, El Horcajo, Ubrique, Villaluenga del Rosario, Zahara
plus the Sierras Alta, del Endrinal, del Caillo, del Labradillo, del Pinar, de Zafalgar, and Peralto;
Malaga province: Benaojan, Cortes de la Frontera, Cueva del Gato, Cueva de la Pileta, Montejaque, Ronda,
plus the Sierras Blanquilla, de Libar y Mojon Alto, de Juan Diego, de Montalate, del Palo and de los Pinos.

Book first published 2005, updated 2005-2007.

The plant checklist is a text-only A5 booklet with a card cover, listing species and subspecies recorded for the area. It is arranged alphabetically by and within families, with current taxonomy, scientific synonymy, English names where known, and endemic species marked as such.

ISBN 978-1-905333-00-4


Grazalema plant list.
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Grazalema plant list.
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Erinacea anthyllis, hedgehog broom, Sierra de Pinsapar, April 2004





LINKS

For further very detailed information on the flora of Andalucia, read Flora vascular de Andalucia occidental, ed. Benito Valdes et al, published by Kotres Editora, Barcelona, 1987 (in Spanish, with lots of excellent line drawings).

For further very detailed information on the flora of Spain, see Flora Iberica, with numerous downloadable pdf files of individual genera (in Spanish).

For botanical papers on Andalucia and Spain, see publications of Malaga University Botany Department and publications of the Royal Botanical Gardens, Madrid (in Spanish).

For online information on Spanish wildlife see iberianature.com.



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