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General Index General Index Ababuj - 214 Acer opalus - 138, 140, 232 Araucaria heterophylla - 254 Abarqu - 246 Acer platanoides - 140 Arbutus andrachne - 82, 108, 146, 162, 168, 280 Abies - 154 Acer pseudoplatanus - 140, 142, 186 Arbutus pavarii - 36, 146, 301, 317, 338, Abies alba - 73, 76, 78, 156 Acer sempervirens - 84, 88, 140, 144, 146, 360, 381 168, 188 Abies bornmuelleriana. - 76 Arbutus unedo - 142, 146, 162, 178, 204, Acer syriacum - 162, 280 Abies cephalonica - 76, 262 226 Acer tataricum - 140 Abies cilicica - 36, 76, 84, 146 Arctostaphylos uva-ursi - 100 Aesculus hippocastanum - 262 Abies equi-trojani - 36, 76 Ares del Maestre - 59, 172, 174 Agaricus - 172 Abies marocana - 36, 76, 232 Aristolochia altissima - 162, 280 Agios Athanasios Sklavopoula - 286 Abies nebrodensis - 36, 73, 76, 78, 142, Armillaria - 172 156 Alectoris rufa - 172, 212 Arrhenatherum album - 82 Abies nordmanniana - 76 Aleurodicus dispersus - 38, 134 Arum idaeum - 88 Abies numidica - 36, 232 Allium trifoliatum - 280 Asperula libanotica - 280 Abies pinsapo - 36, 76 Amelanchier ovalis - 266 Asperula pubescens - 88 Acer campestre - 336, 138, 140, 142, 186, Amygdalus arabica - 274 Astragalus angustifolius - 88 266 Amygdalus communis - 274 Athene noctua - 212 Acer granatense - 266 Amygdalus graeca - 274 Atlantic Botanical Garden of Gijón - 282 Acer heldreichii - 140 Amygdalus lycioides - 274 Atlas Cedar - 232, 297 Acer hyrcanum - 140 Amygdalus orientalis - 274 Ayora - 220 Acer lobelii - 140, 156 Amygdalus webbii - 274 Baizongia pistaciae - 162 Acer monspessulanum - 112, 138, 140, 142, 162, 186, 232 Ansó Valley Forest - 122, 297 Barbastella barbastellus - 150, 172 Acer obtusatum - 140, 142 Aquila adalberti - 218 Barranc dels Horts Forest - 172, 174, 297 Acer obtusifolium - 140 Araucaria columnaris - 254 Béjar - 154, 232 Olive tree - Olea europaea Llíria – Spain Picture of Janini book, 1914 301 n Belagua River - 186 Cedrus atlantica - 36, 232 Crataegus - 154, 274 Ebenus cretica - 108 Galerida theklae - 212 Juniperus sabina L. - 100 Berberis cretica - 88 Cedrus brevifolia - 36, 73, 82, 146 Crataegus laciniata - 142 Elafonisi - 98 Galium peplidifolium - 82 Juniperus thurifera. - 36, 38, 100, 102, 232 Betula aetnensis - 148, 270 Cedrus libani - 36, 84, 144, 146, 168 Crataegus monogyna - 162, 266 Eliomys quercinus - 150 Garajonay National Park - 134, 256 Juniperus thurifera subsp. africana - 232 Betula pendula subsp. fontqueri ibero- Cedrus libani subsp. brevifolia - 168 Crepis fraasii - 168 Emberiza cirlus - 212 Garrulus glandarius - 172 Juniperus turbinata - 104, 108, 274 magrebi - 148 Celtis australis - 266, 276, 286 Crepis pusilla - 244 Epipactis troodi - 116 Geaster - 172 Jurinea cypria - 116 Betula pubescens subsp. celtiberica - 148 Centaurea akamantis - 244 Cryphonectria parasitica - 150 Eptesicus serotinus - 176 Genista - 154 Kampos - 280 Bohilgues River - 164, 166 Centaurea boissieri subsp. spachii - 120 Cupressus atlantica - 96 Erica - 154 Genista aetnensis - 270 Kastro Mountain - 92, 297 Boletus - 172 Centaurea idaea - 88 Cupressus dupreziana - 36, 86 Erica arborea - 120, 276 Ghisonaccia - 276 Kathikas - 244 Bordighera Palm Grove - 20, 202, 297 Centaurea raphanina - 88 Cupressus lusitanica - 234 Erica scoparia - 120 Grevillea robusta - 254 Kedrodasos - 98, 297 Bou Abdallah - 96 Centaurea saguntina - 120 Cupressus sempervirens - 31, 67, 84, 88, Erithacus rubecula - 212 Hebeloma - 172 Kiti - 274 Bouches du Rhône - 194, 297 90, 92, 94, 96, 144, 146, 188, 194, 196, Lacerta lepida - 172 Centaurea valentina - 104 236, 238, 240, 242, 244, 246, 248, 280, 298 Erythrina variegata - 254 Helichrysum microphyllum - 168 Buthus - 172 Lactarius - 172 Cephalanthera cucullata - 88 Cupressus sempervirens var. numidica - 96 Etna Park - 156 Hericium - 172 Buxus balearica - 232 Laetiporus sulphureus - 204 Cephalorrhynchus cypricus - 82 Cycas rumphii - 254 Fagus sylvatica - 38, 76, 84, 112, 142, 146, Hieraaetus fasciatus - 104 Buxus sempervirens - 72, 114, 116, 122, 152, 154, 156, 184 Lanius excubitor - 212 138, 186 Cerambix cerdo - 150 Cyclamen creticum - 88 Himantoglossum samariense - 88 Fagus sylvatica subsp. orientalis - 146 Ceratonia siliqua - 36, 160, 176, 204, 206, Lanius senator - 212 Cabezabellosa - 224 Cyclamen cyprium - 168 Hirundo rustica - 212 274, 276 Falco naumanni - 104, 216 Larra Nature Reserve - 124, 127 Cabo de Gata-Nijar Natural Park - 132 Cyclamen persicum - 280 Hoces del Cabriel Natural Park - 120 Cercis siliquastrum - 276 Falco peregrinus - 104, 172 Laurus nobilis - 36, 72, 160, 172, 178, 180, Callimorpha quadripunctaria - 244 Cynoglossum troodi - 116 Hypericum kelleri - 88 Cercotrichas galactotes - 212 Falco tinnunculus - 104 204, 276, 286 Calluna - 154 Cyprinia gracilis - 208 Hypericum lanuginosum - 280 Chaenorhinum origanifolium subsp. Felis silvestris - 150 Liquidambar orientalis - 36, 158, 164, 208, 266, 278 Caloplaca - 172 crassifolium - 172 Cytisus - 154 Il-Ballut tal-Wuardija - 176, 297 Ficedula hipoleuca - 104 Camargue Regional Nature Park - 194 Chamaerops humilis - 36, 38, 104, 132, 160 Dactylorhiza insularis - 150 Lonicera implexa - 162 Ficus benghalensis - 254 Ilex aquifolium - 142, 156, 178, 232 Lonicera nummulariifolia subsp. Campanula cretica - 88 Chelonia mydas - 244 Davallia canariensis - 226 Jasminum fruticans - 162 Ficus macrophylla - 268 glandulifera. - 144 Campanula trichocalcyna - 156 Chioglossa lusitanica - 150 Delphinium fissum - 150 Jubaea chilensis - 258 Fontanesia phillyreoides - 162, 280 Lucanus cervus - 150 Canis lupus - 150 Ciconia nigra - 218 Delphinium staphisagria - 88 Forest of Gamueta - 76, 297 Juglans regia - 208, 296 Lullula arborea - 212 Cape São Vicente - 297 Cistus incanus - 178 Dendrocopos major - 172 Forest of Valdu Niellu - 114, 297 Juniperus - 36, 38, 73, 98, 100, 102, 104, Luscinia svecica - 104 Cap-Martin - 272 Cistus monspeliensis - 178 Dianthus multiaffinis - 120 122, 154, 198, 200 Foros de Vale de Figueira - 160 Lycoperdon - 172 Capra hispanica - 172 Cistus populifolius - 120 Diocalandra frumenti - 38, 134 Juniperus communis - 72, 100, 112, 292 Fraxinus angustifolia - 38, 142, 158, 164, Lygeum spartum - 108 Carbonara Forest - 180, 297 Cistus salvifolius - 178 Diploschistes - 172 214, 282, 286 Juniperus drupacea - 84, 146 Lynx pardinus - 218 Caretta caretta - 244 Clematis flammula - 178 Doñana National Park - 250 Fraxinus dimorpha - 232 Juniperus excelsa - 84, 144, 146 Madonie Regional Natural Park - 78, 138, Carpinus orientalis - 84, 146 Coridothymus capitatus - 88 Dracaena draco - 39, 73, 256, 274 Fraxinus ornus - 204 Juniperus foetidissima - 84, 106, 116, 146 142, 180, 184 Carya illinoinensis - 254 Corvus corone - 172 Dracunculus vulgaris - 88 Fringilla coelebs - 212 Juniperus oxycedrus - 88, 98, 198 Madrid Royal Botanical Garden - 240 Castanea sativa - 41, 142, 150, 264 Corylus - 186 Drosophyllum lusitanicum - 226 Fuerteventura - 134, 256 Juniperus oxycedrus var. macrocarpa - 98 Malpolon monspessulanum - 172 Cedar Valley - 82, 297 Corylus avellana - 154, 186 Dryocosmus kuriphilus - 264 Fusarium oxysporum - 38, 134 Juniperus phoenicea - 98, 100, 200, 274 Malus - 154 n 302 303 n Malus sylvestris - 142 Pandion haliaetus - 104 Pistacia khinjuk - 274 Quercus alnifolia - 36, 73, 82, 144, 168, 280 Rhamnus alaternus - 162 Serra Grossa - 238 Marateca - 284 Papaver argemone - 88 Pistacia lentiscus - 104, 160, 162, 274, 276 Quercus amplifolia - 142, 180 Rhododendron ponticum - 208 Sideroxylon marmulana - 274 Maytenus canariensis - 274 Paphos State Forest - 82, 146 Pistacia palaestina - 160 Quercus brachyphylla - 162, 280 Rhynchophorus ferrugineus - 27, 38, 134, Sidi Youssef ou Brahim - 96 136 Melendreros - 128, 130 Parmelia - 172 Pistacia terebinthus - 162 Quercus brantii - 84, 146 Sierra Calderona Natural Park - 110, 120 Roncal Valley - 208 Melisitis - 94 Paulownia tomentosa - 254 Platanthera chlorantha subsp. holmboei - Quercus canariensis - 36, 172, 226, 232 Sierra de Béjar - 232 116 Roquebrune - 272, 298 Monastery of Corpus Christi of Llutxent - Paysandisia archon - 38, 60, 134 Quercus cerris - 84, 146 Sierra de Francia - 62, 154 204 Platanus orientalis - 158, 164, 168, 208, Quercus coccifera - 84, 88, 104, 108, 144, Rosa - 274 Peña Mayor Forest - 128, 130 230, 266, 278 Sierra de Javalambre - 100 Monastery of Sant Jeroni de Cotalba - 266 146, 162, 168, 170, 276, 280 Rosalia alpina - 150 Periploca graeca - 208 Plecotus austriacus - 150 Sierra de las Cruces Altas - 148 Moncarapacho - 206 Quercus coccifera subsp. calliprinos - 84, Royal Gardens of Aranjuez - 252 Pernis apivorus - 150 Podarcis hipanica - 172 88, 108, 144, 146, 170, 280, Sierra de las Nieves Natural Park - 80 Mount Olympus Forest - 116, 297 Rubia peregrina - 162, 178, 204 Phillyrea angustifolia - 162 Pollino National Park - 112 Quercus coccifera subsp. coccifera - 170 Sierra Mágina - 162 Myotis emarginatus - 150 Rubia peregrina subsp. longifolia - 204 Phillyrea latifolia - 204 Polypodium cambricum - 226 Quercus congesta - 142, 180 Silene diclinis - 238 Myrtus communis - 178, 276 Salix alba - 38, 158, 164, 208, 282, 286 Phlomis cypria - 244 Ponferrada - 63, 128 Quercus dalechampii - 142, 180 Smilax aspera - 162, 178, 204 Nepeta troodi - 116 Salix atrocinerea - 286 Phoenix canariensis - 38, 39, 134, 254, 274 Populus alba - 72, 158, 164, 208, 282, 286 Quercus faginea - 36, 138, 172, 174, 226, Smilax aspera var. altissima - 204 Nerium oleander - 286 232, 266 Salix pedicellata - 286 Phoenix dactylifera - 20, 27, 202, 254, 260 Populus nigra - 38, 64, 164, 166, 214, 286 Sophora secundiflora - 254 Nolina longifolia - 254 Quercus ilex - 21, 22, 39, 42, 57,
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