Little-leaved poppy seeds

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Little-leaved poppy seeds
Systematics
Eudicotyledons
Order : Buttercups (Ranunculales)
Family : Poppy Family (Papaveraceae)
Subfamily : Papaveroideae
Genre : Poppy seeds ( papaver )
Type : Little-leaved poppy seeds
Scientific name
Papaver paucifoliatum
( Trautv. ) Fedde

The little-leaved poppy , also known as Turkish poppy or oriental poppy ( Papaver paucifoliatum (Trautv.) Fedde., Papaver orientale var. Paucifoliatum Trautv. Is probably a synonym for Papaver orientale L.) belongs to the genus poppy ( Papaver ) within the poppy family (Papaveraceae) . Whether it is a separate species or a subspecies of the Turkish poppy was controversial in 1974 or is probably a synonym for Papaver orientale .

Ecology and chromosome set

The pollination is done by bees and beetles. There is tetraploidy with a chromosome number of 2n = 28.

Young plant in spring

Occurrence

The little-leaved poppy occurs in Transcaucasia , Lazistan , Akhaltsikhe , Azerbaijan and western and northern Persia as well as eastern Turkey, in the Çoruhtal and the area of Ardanuç and in the province of Kars , for example on the Kısır Dağ . It thrives in the subalpine vegetation level at altitudes between 1800 and 2800 meters on meadows and scree slopes.

Taxonomy

The first description was as the variety Papaver orientale var. Paucifoliatum Trautv. von Papaver orientale L. The rank of a kind Papaver paucifoliatum gave her in 1909 Friedrich Karl Georg Fedde in Papaveraceae .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Papaver paucifoliatum (Trautv.) Fedde is a synonym for Papaver orientale L. in GRIN.
  2. ^ A b c Peter Goldblatt: Biosystematic Studies in Papaver Section Oxytona , In: Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 61/2, 1974, 269, 278-280 and 291.
  3. ^ JB Phipps, J. Cullen: Centers of Diversity quantified: A maximum Variance Approach to a biogeographic problem. In: Vegetatio , 31, 3, 1976, fig. 1.4. show, however, a distribution map for Turkey, on which only the eastern Black Sea area is shown
  4. ↑ A. Engler (Ed.): The plant kingdom . Volume 4, Leipzig 1909, pp. 364-366

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