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The vascular flora of Rome

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Pages 1059-1087 | Published online: 16 Dec 2013

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Figure 1 Study area. Location of the sites mentioned in the text: 1, Castelporziano state nature reserve; 2, Litorale Romano state nature reserve; 3, Site of Community Importance Macchia Grande di Ponte Galeria; 4, Castel Fusano park; 5, ancient city of Ostia archaeological site; 6, Bracciano-Martignano Lakes regional park; 7, Ancient Appian Way regional park; 8, Vejo regional park; 9, Secche di Tor Paterno nature marine protected area; 10, Decima Malafede nature reserve; 11, Insugherata nature reserve; 12, Pomezia sulphur springs; 13, Colosseum – Palatine hill – Roman Forum – Caracalla Baths archaeological area; 14, Villa Doria Pamphili park; 15, Villa Ada park; 16, Ancient city of Gabii archaeological site; 17, Villa di Livia archaeological site.
Figure 1 Study area. Location of the sites mentioned in the text: 1, Castelporziano state nature reserve; 2, Litorale Romano state nature reserve; 3, Site of Community Importance Macchia Grande di Ponte Galeria; 4, Castel Fusano park; 5, ancient city of Ostia archaeological site; 6, Bracciano-Martignano Lakes regional park; 7, Ancient Appian Way regional park; 8, Vejo regional park; 9, Secche di Tor Paterno nature marine protected area; 10, Decima Malafede nature reserve; 11, Insugherata nature reserve; 12, Pomezia sulphur springs; 13, Colosseum – Palatine hill – Roman Forum – Caracalla Baths archaeological area; 14, Villa Doria Pamphili park; 15, Villa Ada park; 16, Ancient city of Gabii archaeological site; 17, Villa di Livia archaeological site.

Table I Key examples of valuable plant species recorded in the coastal and subcoastal sector of the study area.

List of the present-day vascular flora of metropolitan Rome.

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