Hybridization is a typical phenomenon in the taxonomically critical genus of thyme – Thymus L. (Lamiaceae Martinov). However, little attention has been drawn until now to the question of correct identification of thyme hybrid forms as a way to solve taxonomic problems in this plant group. The paper presents the results of critical taxonomic study of Thymus hybrids in the flora of western regions of Ukraine and the ascertainment of their distribution in the studied area. The hybrid diversity was found to be represented by nine interspecific hybrids. Among them, the hybrids T. alternans Klokov × T. pulegioides L. and T. alpestris Tausch ex A. Kern. × T. pulcherrimus Schur subsp. pulcherrimus are new for science. An annotated list of Thymus hy...
Thymus L. is one of the largest genus of Lamiaceae family. This species had cammercial values due to...
To establish a resource base of medicinal plants of Donbass, and to develop methods for their balanc...
Two new hybrids for the genus Thymus L.(Lamiaceae) are described; Th. ×josephi-angeli nothosubsp. oc...
The study of plant species distribution using the grid mapping method is an important information so...
The paper presents the results of revision and arrangement of the Thymus L. (Lamiaceae Martinov) gen...
The Balkan species Thymus jankae is documented for the first time from Ukraine on Mount Chorna Hora ...
Ecological-coenotic features of plant species resulted from their evolution and adaptation to enviro...
This study presents the results of our comparative evaluation of diagnostic morphological characteri...
The paper presents the analysis of the genus Thymus of the flora of the South-East of the North Cauc...
The name Thymus dalmaticus var. carstiensis, basionym of Th. carstiensis, is here lectotypified. Thi...
Thymus is taxonomically a very complex genus with a high frequency of hybridisation and introgressio...
FIGURE 1. Distribution map of Thymus pulegioides, Thymus pannonicus and Thymus ×porcii. A. General r...
The Thymus genus is characterised by gynodioecy, when population of the same species is comprised of...
Monocots include ca. 74 000–85 000 species. It is one of the most species rich, ecologically and eco...
The name Thymus humifusus var. aureopunctatus, described from Bosnia and Herzegovina, is lectotypifi...
Thymus L. is one of the largest genus of Lamiaceae family. This species had cammercial values due to...
To establish a resource base of medicinal plants of Donbass, and to develop methods for their balanc...
Two new hybrids for the genus Thymus L.(Lamiaceae) are described; Th. ×josephi-angeli nothosubsp. oc...
The study of plant species distribution using the grid mapping method is an important information so...
The paper presents the results of revision and arrangement of the Thymus L. (Lamiaceae Martinov) gen...
The Balkan species Thymus jankae is documented for the first time from Ukraine on Mount Chorna Hora ...
Ecological-coenotic features of plant species resulted from their evolution and adaptation to enviro...
This study presents the results of our comparative evaluation of diagnostic morphological characteri...
The paper presents the analysis of the genus Thymus of the flora of the South-East of the North Cauc...
The name Thymus dalmaticus var. carstiensis, basionym of Th. carstiensis, is here lectotypified. Thi...
Thymus is taxonomically a very complex genus with a high frequency of hybridisation and introgressio...
FIGURE 1. Distribution map of Thymus pulegioides, Thymus pannonicus and Thymus ×porcii. A. General r...
The Thymus genus is characterised by gynodioecy, when population of the same species is comprised of...
Monocots include ca. 74 000–85 000 species. It is one of the most species rich, ecologically and eco...
The name Thymus humifusus var. aureopunctatus, described from Bosnia and Herzegovina, is lectotypifi...
Thymus L. is one of the largest genus of Lamiaceae family. This species had cammercial values due to...
To establish a resource base of medicinal plants of Donbass, and to develop methods for their balanc...
Two new hybrids for the genus Thymus L.(Lamiaceae) are described; Th. ×josephi-angeli nothosubsp. oc...