Rumex aquaticus subsp. insularis Tolm.
Publ. & Syn.Tolm., Fl. Arct. URSS 5: 158 (1966). Holotype (LE): European Russia: "in ditione fluminis Pestschanka insulae Kolgujev", 17. Aug. 1930, leg. Z. Smirnova.
NotesSubspecies insularis is reported to be restriced to Kolguev and southern Novaya Zemlya (Tolmachev 1966b). However, see notes to subsp. protractus.
Chromosomes(1) 120 (12x). - Europe (N), Russia (NW, NE). - Löve and Löve (1975c, Sweden for subsp. aquaticus, near Murmansk for subsp. protractus, Kolguev for subsp. insularis), see below.
(2) 140 (14x). - Europe, Russia. - At least four reports.
Löve (1986) 'corrected' the report of Löve and Löve (1975c) for subsp. aquaticus, subsp. insularis, and subsp. protractus from 2n = 140 to 2n = 120 after "re-staining and re-inspection of the slides". These corrected numbers are not in accordance with the number reported both previously and subsequently from this species, even if they are not improbable.
Not included: Reports of 2n = >100 and ca. 128 from southern Siberia (Belaeva and Siplivinsky 1976, for R. protractus). Fedorov (1969) referred two reports of 2n = ca. 200.
GeographyEuropean (NE): RUS.
Distribution C = R     D = R     UN = r     KP = r     [ key ]
Parent taxonRumex aquaticus L.
PAF ID410705c
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