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Cardaria draba subsp. draba (Whitetop Plant) |
Cardaria draba subsp. draba (BRASSICACEAE.)
Images for this profile are taken from the Maltese Islands at or after year 2000. |
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| Nomenclature and Basic Information |
Species name : |
Cardaria draba subsp. draba (L.) Desvaux
Published in Jour. Bot. Appl. 3: 163 (1814) | Synonyms : |
Basionym or principal synonym:
Lepidium draba
Full list of synonyms :
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Plant Family : | Brassicaceae (=Cruciferae) The Mustard or Cress Family 47 Brassicaceae species recorded from Malta.
Juss. | English name(s) : | Whitetop Plant, Hoary Cress | Maltese name(s) : | Maltese name not known | Status for Malta : | Doubtful origin. It is not yet established if this species is native or not) | Frequency : | Very Common Common Frequent
Scarce Rare
Very Rare Extinct
| Growth form : |
Raunkiaer lifeform [info]: HEMICRYPTOPHYTE (Creeping plants)
Germination [info]: Dicotyledon | Legal Protection [link]: | Not Protected by Law (LN200/2011 or LN311/2006) | Red List (1989) : | Not listed in the Red Data Book of the Maltese Islands | Flowering Time : | Apr-May | Colour of Flowers: | White |
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| Species Description and Distribution |
Habitat in Europe: |
Cultivated and wasteground. |
Preferred habitat in Malta: |
Data will be available in the next update of this website. |
Botanical Description: |
Glabrous to pubescent perennial 15-60(-90) cm, producing adventitious buds on the roots. Leaves obovate to ovate-oblong, sinuate-dentate, the basal cuneate, petiolate, the cauline sessile, amplexicaul. Petals 2·5-4 mm, white. Silicula 3-4·5 × 3·5-5 mm, emarginate, inflated. |
Chromosome number: |
2n=62, 64 |
Distributional range: |
Probably native in S. Europe, but established throughout most of Europe as a weed. |
Distributional map in Europe
and the Mediterranean region (2018):
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Occurrences in Europe.
(from Flora Europaea pre year 1993): |
Albania, Austria and Liechtenstein, the Balaeric Islands, Bulgaria, Corse, Crete, France (incl. Monaco and Channel Islands but excluding Corse), Greece, Spain (incl. Andorra but excl. the Balaerics), Hungary, Italy (excl. Sicily and Sardignia), ex-Jugoslavia, Portugal, Romania, Russia and former USSR, Sardinia, Sicily and/or Malta, Turkey (European part), Introduced in Belgium, Britain (excl. Northern Ireland and Channel islands), Czeck Republic and Slovakia, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia and former USSR,B C Sweden |
Occurrences in Europe and the Mediterranean region.
(Euro+Med Checklist, 2017) -
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AE dAg Al Ar dAu Au(A) BH Bl(I M N) Bu Co Cr Cs Ct Cy Eg Ga(F) Gr Hs(A S) Hu IJ It dLi LS dMa Mk Mo Rf Rm Sa dSi(M) Si(S) Sk Sl Sn Sr dTn Tu(E) Uk(K U) [Az(F P S) Be(B) Br Da Es Fe Ge Hb(E) He Ho La Lt Mo No Po Sk Su] |
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