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Abstract
Festuca porcii var. angustifolia is raised to the rank of a species under the new name F. rohlenae. It is an endemic of SE Dinarides in Montenegro, and it is most similar to the Carpathian F. porcii. Both species have the “broad‐leaved syndrome” and exhibit an intermediacy between “fine‐leaved” and “broad‐leaved” fescues. The comparative morpho‐anatomical data and the distribution map as well as basic ecological information of F. rohlenae are herewith presented.
Acknowledgements
We express our thanks to Dr Daniela Fišerova (Prague) for her assistance in collecting Rohlena’s original herbarium material from Montenegro and to Dr Barina Zoltán (Budapest) and Dr Marjan Niketić (Belgrade) for their assistance in collecting the original material of Porcius, as well as other important herbarium materials from the Carpathians. We are also grateful to our colleagues Mr. Zlatko Bulić (Podgorica) for his help during the field research, to Dr Petr Šmarda (Brno) for the useful information about the data relevant for Slovakia and Ukraine, as well as to two anonymous reviewers who improved the presentation of our results. This investigation was supported by grants from the Ministry for Sciences and Natural Protection of Serbia (No. 143015).