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Bielański Forest in Warsaw as the object of the oldest floristic and mycological research in Mazovia (Central Poland) Cover

Bielański Forest in Warsaw as the object of the oldest floristic and mycological research in Mazovia (Central Poland)

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List of plant species from Erndtel’s list (1730) that he mentioned from Bielany

No.Original name(s)Quotes from Erndtnel’s species descriptionModern plant name*Comments and doubtsSubsequent species records in Bielany, Warsaw, and Kampinos Forest
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1ANONIS non Spinosa, flore purpur. C.B. Pin. 389. & J.B. Anonis mitior prima Clusii. Hist Rar. Lib. I. p. 99frequentissima in saltu Bielanensi ad Vistulae ripamOnonis arvensis L.The species is also mentioned by Erndtel (1730) as: NATRIX Riv. Anonis spinis carens purpur C.B.P. 389. (see no. 21)Bielany: Karo 1867, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982 (rarely), 1987 (around Bielany); surroundings: Szubert 1824, Kobendza 1930 (rarely), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite often)
2ARTEMISIA III. Dioscor. Leptophyllon Lobel. Icon. 765crescit copiose in Salicetis a Pultosk Bielanum ducentibus, ad Vistulae littusArtemisia; A. campestris L. (?)Genus Artemisia; the most likely species is Artemisia campestris The species was not listed by Hryniewiecki (1954). His list includes only Artemisia abrothanum, Artemisia absinthium, and Artemisia vulgarisBielany: Kobendza 1929, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982 (quite often), 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Kobendza 1930 (often), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (commonly)
3ARUM PALUSTRE, radice arundinacea Gesn.in Saltu Bielanensi ad VistulamCalla palustris L.Rostafiński (1872) stated that the species given by Erndtel was Calla palustris; Hryniewiecki (1954) mentions Calla paustris and Arum maculatumBielany: Błoński 1892, Kobendza 1929; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867, Błoński 1892 (Babice), Kobendza 1930 (often), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (occasionally, two locations)
4BLATTARIA lutea J.B. III app. 874. Blattaria altera Lobel. Icon.Flor. Julio: in Bielanensi saltu frequensVerbascum blattaria L. (?)The species is listed by Hryniewiecki (1954). The species designation may raise some doubts, but its occurrence is probableBielany: species not reported later; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Rostafiński 1872 (Zakroczym), Kobendza 1930 (Młociny, and after Jastrzębowski – Zakroczym), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (occasionally, one location, Vistula riverbank, Wilanów)
5BUPLEURUM Riv. Bupleurum latifol. Dodon. Pempt. 633in dumetis invenitur circa BielanumBupleurum longifolium L.There is an error in the citation by Erndtel (1730). It should be Dodon. Pempt. 622. Hryniewiecki (1954) mentions another species – Bupleurum rotundifoliumBielany: none of the species were reported later; surroundings: Szubert 1824 gives Bupleurum longifolium only with the description ‘temperate Europe’, while Bupleurum rotundifolium– ‘near Warsaw’, Rostafiński 1872. Both species only from localities in southern Poland; from Warsaw, Bupleurum rotundifolium was reported by Cybulski 1895a
6CALCEOLUS Rivini. Calceolus Marianus Dodon. Pempt. 180Floret Junio in saltu BielanensiCypripedium calceolus L.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: species later not reported; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Rostafiński 1872 (Babice, and after Berdau – Kampinos)
7CHRISTOPHORIANA Vulgaris, Christophoriana Dodon, Pempt. 401. Aconitum racemosum an Actea Plin. C.B.P. 183in Sylvis & Saltu Bielan. flor JunioActaea spicata L.There is an error in the citation by Erndtel (1730). It should be Dodon. Pempt. 397Bielany: Rostafiński 1872; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Rostafiński 1872 (Marymont), Błoński 1892, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (occasionally, two locations: Młociny, Las Kabacki), Głowacki, Ferchmin 2003 (three locations, few specimens)
8DIGITALIS flore ferrugineo Riv.flor. Junio & Julio: & copiose proveniunt hae species in Saltu BielanensiDigitalis Digitalis ferruginea L. (?)Genus Digitalis; most likely species is Digitalis ferruginea. Hryniewiecki (1954) does not mention Digitalis ferruginea; however, he does reference Digitalis purpurea, although without providing a specific locationBielany and surroundings: species later not reported
9DRYMOPOGON, Barba Caprae, floribus oblongis J.B. III. 488. Drymopogon I. Tabernaemontani Icon. 777flor. Junio copiose in Saltu Bielan.Aruncus sylvestris Kostel.Hryniewiecki (1954) does not mention the species, which is an oversight. Rostafiński (1872) had already identified the name and cited the locality from Bielany after Erndtel (1730), along with a quote of the name from the originalBielany and surroundings: species later not reported; Szubert 1824 mentions the species (as Spiraea Aruncus) only from southern Poland (‘Galicia’), Rostafiński 1872 (Bielany – after Erndtel 1730), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (after Rostafiński 1873 – ‘woodlands’)
10EVONYMUS Pannonicus, Evonymus II. vel Pannonicus Clusii Hist. p.57Inveni autem hunc frequentissime nascentem in saltu Bielanensi.Euonymus verrucosa Scop.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: Kobendza 1929, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982 (quite often), 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867, Kobendza 1930 (rarely), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite frequently)
11FRANGULA, Alnus nigra baccif. J.B.I. 560. Frangula Dodon. Pempt. 787. Polon. Trosczinain Saltu Bielan. frequens, flor. JunioFrangula alnus Mill.Hryniewiecki (1954) does not mention the species, which is an oversight. In the family Rhamnaceae, he mentioned only Rhamnus catharticaBielany: Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982 (quite often), 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; Surroundings: Szubert 1824, Kobendza 1930, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (often), Głowacki, Ferchmin 2003 (the most numerous shrub species in the Kampinos National Park)
12HEPATICA Nobilis Offic. Trifolium Hepaticum sive Trinitatis Herba, flore coerul. J.B. II. 389. Hepaticum Trifolium & Hepatica rubra Lobel. Icon. p. 34. T. II. Polonice Wątrobnik.In Saltu Biel. Maio mens.Hepatica nobilis Schreb.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: species later not reported; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Kobendza 1930, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (occasionally, one location, Las Kabacki)
13HYPERICUM elegantissimum, non ramosum, folio lato J.B. III. 383. Hypericum minus erect. C.B.P.279. Hypericum pulchrum Tragi.flor. Julio, in saltu Bielan.Hypericum montanum L.The species is not mentioned by Hryniewiecki (1954). However, he incorrectly named it Hypericum maculatum(as Hypericum quadrangulum)Bielany: Kobendza 1929, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867 (Gocławek), Rostafiński 1872 (Zacisze, after Jastrzębowski – Babice), Błoński 1892 (Wygoda), Kobendza 1930 (rarely), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (occasionally), Głowacki, Ferchmin 2003 (few)
14IMPATIENS Rivini, Noli me tangere vulgi & J.B. II. 908. Impatiens herba Dodon. Pempt. 659. Bernitius hanc in Catalogo suo Balsaminam luteam nominat.Copiose provenit in saltu umbroso Bielanens. & flor. JulioImpatiens noli-tangere L.There is an error in Erndtel’s (1730) citation. It should read: Dodon. Pempt. 649Bielany: Karo 1867, Rostafiński 1872, Kobendza 1929, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982 (quite rarely), 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867, Rostafiński 1872, Kobendza 1930 (often), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite frequently)
15KALI SPINOSUM C.B. Pin. p.289. Kali Dodonaei Pempt. p. 81. Tragon Matthioli in Oper. Magn. Venet. p. 1035. Tragon Matthioli ap. Lobelium Icon. p. 797. ubi optima ejus figura.in extremitate pagi PP. Soc. Jes. prope diversorium urbem versus, non procul a littore Vistulae fluvii, via qua a Pultosk Bielanum tendimus.Salsola kali subsp. ruthenica (Iljin) SThe site is situated on the bank of the Vistula, along the road to Pułtusk, rather than within the Bielański ForestBielany: Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (surroundings of Bielany); surroundings: Rostafiński 1872, Kobendza 1930, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite often)
16LAPATHUM acutum minimum Lobel. Icon. p. 284. Meliorem & significantiorem longe figuram exhibet Tabernaem. Herbar. Germ. edit. Hieron. Bauhin. Basil. 1664. p. 824Inter Salicera ad littus Vistulae, via Bielanum ducente, copiose inveni crescentem, una cum Aristolochia multiflora Riv.Rumex L. (?)Erndtel, using the name ‘Lapathum’, lists various species of the genus Rumex in other entries. However, the specific species could not be determined, and it remains unclear whether he described a species of this genus in this instancen.a.
17ARISTOLOCHIA Vulgaris. Aristolochia Clematis Clusii Hist. Rar. LXXl. J. B. III. 560. Aristolochia Clematitis recta C.B. Pin. 307. Aristolochia multiflora Riv. Smolnik. Polon.ad Vistulae ripam in Salicetis, post Jesuitarum P.P. Villam, Pultosk appellatam, copiose provenit.Aristolochia clematitis L.Erndtel included the information about its occurrence ‘among the willows on the banks of the Vistula, along the road leading to Bielany’ in the description of the Lapathum taxon (see no. 16)Bielany: Rostafiński 1872; surroundings: Kobendza 1929 (Marymont), Kobendza 1930 (Wilków Nowy, Leoncin, rare), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (rarely), Głowacki, Ferchmin 2003 (three locations, small patches)
18LAUREOLA sive Mezereon Germanicum I.B.I. 566. Chamaelaea Germanica Dodon. Pempt. 364. Daphnoides flore purpur. Tabrn. p. 1482 Thymelaea Laurifol. deciduo, sive Laureola foemina Tournefort. Inst. 595. Polon. Wilcze łyko.Hanc utplurimum in sylva Bielan. mense MartioDaphne mezereum L.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: Rostafiński 1872; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Kobendza 1930 (Grondy Łazowskie; for the Warsaw area very rare), Głowacki, Ferchmin 2003 (five locations, scattered, but in places very abundant, expanding)
19MARTAGON, Lilium flore nutante ferrugineo J.B. II. 692floret Junio, in Saltu Bielanensi copioseLilium martagon L.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: Rostafiński 1872; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Kobendza 1930, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (rarely, eight locations), Głowacki, Ferchmin 2003 (14 locations, relatively abundant sites)
20MUSCUS PENNATUS MINOR, cauliculis ramosis, in summitate velut spicatus Joh. Loselii l.a.Uterque in sylvis nascitur & Bielanensi saltuAbietinella abietina (Hedw.) M.FleischHryniewiecki (1954) does not include this species among the taxa with a recognized modern name. We have provided the name according to Drobnik et al. (2016)Bielany: five times in studies from the 19th and 20th centuries Ciurzycki 2018, among others Kobendza 1929; surroundings: repeatedly among others Błoński 1890, Kobendza 1930, Ciurzycki 2018
21NATRIX Riv. Anonis spinis carens purpur C.B.P. 389. Anonis non spinosa, purpureo flore I.B. II. 393In campestribus & pascuis circa Bielanum potiss. invenitur & floret aestateOnonis arvensis L.The species is mentioned in Erndtel (1730) also as: ANONIS non Spinosa, flore purpur. C.B. Pin. 389. (see no. 1)(see no. 1)
22ONAGRA Tournef. Lysimachia lutea Corniculata C.B. in Pin. Append. 520. Lysimachia lutea, Corniculata, non papposa, Virginiana major Morison. Hist. 2. 271Haec quae alibi Hortensis est, abundantissime provenit Bielani, ante ipsam Eremi magnam portam, in loco aprico.Oenothera biennis L. (s.l.)Hryniewiecki (1954) does not mention the species Oenothera biennis. We have adopted the name Oenothera biennis sensu lato (in a broader sense)Bielany: Kobendza 1929, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982, 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867, Kobendza 1930, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (often)
23OPULUS Tournef. p 607, Sambucus Aquatica flore simpl. C.B.P. p. 564. Sambucus palustris Dodon. Pempt. 846In sylvis humidioribus, Bielanensi praecipue, floret Junio.Viburnum opulus L.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: Kobendza 1929, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982 (quite often), 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Błoński 1892 (among others Młociny, Babice, Opalin), Kobendza 1930, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite often)
24OPHRYS, Ophris Riv. Ophris Bifolia C.B.P. 87. Pseudo-Orchis, Bifolium Dodon. Pempt. 242In Saltu Bielanensi flor. Julio.Listera ovata (L.) R. Br.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: species later not reported; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867 (Zacisze), Rostafiński 1872 (near Kampinos), Kobendza 1930 (Sieraków, Karolinów), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (rarely, three locations, among others Młociny), Głowacki, Ferchmin 2003 (three locations, scattered, single specimens)
25OREOSELINUM Riv. & Offic. Apium montanum Nigrum C.B.P. Apium montanum Dalechampii. Oreoselinum sive Veelgutta Dodon. Pempt. 696. Polon. Pietruszka pogurna. (…) quod icone sua optime expressit Rivinus, prae Dodonaeo& Lobel.Copiose crescit in Bielan. saltuPeucedanum oreoselinum (L.) Moench.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (surroundings of Bielany); surroundings: Kobendza 1930 (commonly), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (often)
26PARIS, vulgo Herba Paridis Offic. Solanum Quadrifolium bacciferum C.B.P. 167. Herba Paris Dodon. Pempt. 444Floret Junio in saltu Bielan.Paris quadrifolia L.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: Błoński 1892, Kobendza 1929, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982 (rarely), 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867 (Zacisze), Błoński 1892 (Babice, Młociny, Natolin), Kobendza 1930 (not often)
27POLYGONATUM latifolium flore majore C.B.P. l. a. Polygonatum latifolium II. Clusii in Hist. Rar. 276. Poloni appellant Kokorźyczka, Krovvka.In saltu Bielanensi frequ. floret Majo & Jun.Polygonatum odoratum (Mill.) DurceErndtel lists two taxa: the first is: ‘POLYGONATUM latifolium Vulgare C.B.P. p. 303. Polygonatum vulgo Sigillum Salomonis J.B. III, 529. & Officinarum.’ – no localisation, the second is the one mentioned here from Bielany – ‘POLYGONATUM latifolium flore majore…’. The first species is Polygonatum multiflorum. Hryniewiecki (1954) cites only this one species and omits Polygonatum odoratum, which seems to be an oversightBielany: Błoński 1892, Kobendza 1929, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982 (rarely), 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Rostafiński 1872 (Kaskada), Błoński 1892 (Babice), Kobendza 1930 (often), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite often, 38)
28POLYGONUM COCCIFERUM, Polygonum Polonicum Cocciferum J.B. Polygonum minus I.C.B. Pin. p. 281. Polygonum Cocciferum Camer. Ep. (…) De hoc meminit Bernitius in Catalogo Piant„ Warsav. p,74. (…) Vid, etiam Joh, Loeselii Flora Prussica a Gottsched edita, p.203Crescit copiose in arenosis agris, a P.P. Jesuitarum Villa ad Vistulam usque & saltum Bielanensem extensis.Scleranthus perennis L.In Erndtel (1730), the citation should read: J.B. III (Volume III). Although the taxon is described under the now incorrect name Polygonum, and the description pertains to a plant from the Caryophyllaceae family, the species was also mentioned by Hryniewiecki (1954)Bielany: Kobendza 1929, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (surroundings of Bielany); surroundings: Szubert 1824, Kobendza 1930 (often), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (often)
29POLYPODIUM Vulgare C.B.P. 359. Polypodium majus Dodon. Pempt. 464. Polon. Paprotka.Ad arborum truncos provenit passim in saltu BielanensiPolypodium vulgare L.Hryniewiecki (1954) does not include Polypodium vulgarein his list. The omission of this species is likely an oversightBielany: Majewski 1876, Łapczyński 1884, Kamieński 1885, Rostafiński 1886; surroundings: Szubert 1824 (near Warsaw), Błoński 1892 (Natolin), Kobendza 1930 (rare, two locations: Pociecha, Przęsławice), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (occasionally, one location, Las Kabacki), Głowacki, Ferchmin 2003 (15 locations, not threatened, in expansion)
30PSYLLIUM Vulgare. Psyllium majus erectum C.B.P. 191. & J.B. Pulicaris Herba Lobelii. Icon. 437. Polon. Pleszć, Pleszne Ziełe. (…) In Val, Cordi, accuratissimi alias Botanici, Histor, de Plant. L. II. p.174, pro vera Psyllii, falsa invenitur Conyzae sylvestris figura. Miror etiam hanc plantam in Loeselii Flora Prussica& augmentis ejus Helwingianis penitus non inveniri : Volckamerus in Flora Norimb, Hortensibus an numeravit, uti & Ruppius in Jenensi: Solus J.C. Buxbaum. in Enum. Piant, Halensiumin agris glareosis bey Schrappelau inveniri, observavit.Copiose provenit & floret Julio mense in agris arenosis sub Pultosk P.P. Jesuitar. Villa, qui Bielanum versus ad Vistulae littus extenduntur.Plantago arenaria Waldst. & Kit.Erndtel lists five taxa under the genus Plantago and one under the name Psyllium, referring to Plantago arenaria. In contrast, Hryniewiecki (1954) identifies three species within the genus Plantago, but does not mention Plantago arenaria among them. In addition, he incorrectly includes Pulicaria vulgaris, which belongs to the family Asteraceae (Compositae)Bielany: Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (surroundings of Bielany); surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867 (Gocławek), Rostafiński 1872 (Leszno), Błoński 1892 (among others Marymont, Babice, Węglowa Wólka), Cybulski 1894 (Praga), Kobendza 1929 (Piaski), 1930 (often), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite often)
31PULMONARIA latifolia, Symphytum maculosum sive Pulmonaria latifolia C.B. Pin. 259. Symphytum maculosum Dodon. Pempt. 135. Pulmonaria maculosa Lobel. Icon. p. 586. (…) Miodunki, Polon.In saltu Bielanensi frequentissima floret Majo.Pulmonaria obscura Dumort.Erndtel lists two taxa in the genus Pulmonaria. The first is: ‘PULMONARIA anguftifolia flore coerul. sive Pulmonaria angustifolia coerulea C.B.P.’ and the second is ‘PULMONARIA latifolia…’ listed here from Bielany. The first of these species is Pulmonaria angustifolia Hryniewiecki (1954) also identifies two additional species: Pulmonaria officinalisand Pulmonaria obscura, both referring to the second taxon. Later authors have reported either one species or the other from Bielany. Based on current understanding of their distributions, we have concluded that only Pulmonaria obscurais found in the Bielany ForestBielany: Kobendza 1929, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982, 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997 (we wszystkich pracach Pulmonaria obscura); surroundings: Szubert 1824 (only as Pulmonaria officinalis), Karo 1867 (Pulmonaria officinalis, Gocławek), Kobendza 1930 (Pulmonaria obscura; many in Zamczysko, occasionally on grondy), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (Pulmonaria obscura, rarely); if Pulmonaria officinalis is given in older literature, it is probably sensu lato
32RAPUNCULUS Corniculatus, spica breviori Riv. Rapunculus, folio oblongo, spica orbiculari C.B. Pin. 92.Florent Majo & Junio in saltu Bielanensi.Phyteuma orbiculare L.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany and surroundings: species later not reported
33RHAMNUS SOLUTIVUS Officin. Rhamnus Catharticus C.B.P. 478. Rhamnus Solutivus Dodon. Pempt. 756. Cervi spina Val. Cordi Rivini ap. Heucherum, Polon. Szakłak.Nascitur in Dumetis saltus Bielanensis frequentissime.Rhamnus cathartica L.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1982 (quite often), 1987, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Kobendza 1930, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite often)
34SANICULA Rivini & Offic. C.B. Pin. 319. Sanicula mas Fuchsii, sive Diapensia J.B. III. 639. Sanicula Dodon. Pempt. 140. (…) Polon, Zankel, sec. Syren. Refertur a RivinoIn sylvestribus locis, v. g. in Bielanensi nemore floret Junio.Sanicula europaea L.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: Kobendza 1929; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Błoński 1892, Kobendza 1930, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (rarely, Las Kabacki), Głowacki, Ferchmin 2003 (one location, few)
35SCUTELLARIA latifolia flore minore. Riv.in saltu Bielanensi frequensScutellaria, S. galericulata L., S. hastifolia L. (?)Erndtel lists two taxa under the name ‘Scutellaria’. The first taxon is described as follows: ‘SCUTELLARIA Riv. Lysimachia coerulea, galericulata, vel Gratiola coerulea C.B.P. 246’. This description is quite extensive and likely covers two species: Scutellaria galericulataand Scutellaria hastifolia The second taxon provided by Erndtel, ‘SCUTELLARIA latifolia flore minore, Riv.’, probably refers to Scutellaria galericulata. Hryniewiecki (1954) identifies both species as wellScutellaria galericulata: Bielany: species later not reported; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Kobendza 1930 (commonly), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite often); Scutellaria hastifolia: Bielany: species not reported; Cybulski 1895b (near Bielany); surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867 (Gocławek), Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (rarely, three locations)
36SESELI pratense Rivini. Seseli pratense, Silaus forte Plinii C.B.P. 162. Siler alterum pratense Dodon. Pempt. 310. a Tournefort. Instit. p. 313. appellatur Angelica pratensis Apii folio. (…) Bernitiusquid sibi velit cum Seseli palustri lactescente non liquetIn pratis prope Bielanum floret aestate.Silaum silaus (L.) Schintz & Thell.The species is mentioned by Hryniewiecki (1954). Although the observation pertains to a species whose location in Mazovia is well outside its typical range, the species designation and name identification are likely accurateBielany: species later not reported; surroundings: Rostafiński 1872 (Domaniew)
37TRIENTALIS Cordi & Rivini, Pyrola Alsines flore major C.B. Prodr. cap. 17. p. 100. ubi elegantissima & accurata figura. Alsinanthemum Thalii Sylv. Harc. & Oelhasiiin Elench. (…) Ruppium Flor. Jenens. p.17Inveni florentem circa Mariaemontem & in saltu Bielanensi, Julio mense.Trientalis europaea L.Hryniewiecki (1954) mentioned this speciesBielany: Rostafiński 1872, Kobendza 1929, Solińska-Górnicka et al. 1997; surroundings: Szubert 1824, Karo 1867, Rostafiński 1872, Błoński 1892, Kobendza 1930, Sudnik-Wójcikowska 1987 (quite often)

Publications to which Erndtel referred when naming the species found in Bielany, and which were used to identify the nomenclature used

Erndtel’s way of citingAuthorYear of publicationCustomary abbreviation of the title*Number of citations
BernitusMartin Bernhardi1652Catalogus Plantarum3
C.B. Prodr.Caspar Bauhin1620Prodromus theatri botanici…1
C.B.P. / C.B.Pin.Caspar Bauhin1623Pinax theatri botanici…19
Camer. Ep.Rudolf Jakob Camerer1694De sexu plantarum Epistola1
Clusii Hist. Rar.Carolus Clusius1601Rariorum plantarum historia…4
Cord.Valerius Cordus1561Historiae plantarum…3
DalechampiiJaques Dalechamps1586Historia generalis plantarum…1
Dioscor.Pedanius Dioskurydes50–70De materia medica…1
Dodon. Pempt.Rembert Dodoens1583Stirpium historiae pemptades…17
Gesn.Conrad Gesner1555Opera botanica…1
J.C. Buxbaum in Enum. Plant.Johann Christian Buxbaum1721Enumeratio plantarum…3
J.B.Johann Bauhin1651Historia plantarum universalis…14
Joh. LoseliiJohann Loesel1703Flora Prussica…3
Lobel. Icon.Matthias de L’Obel1591Icones stirpium seu Plantarum…8
Matthioli, Oper. Magn. Venet.Pietro Andrea Matthioli1571Compendium de Plantis Omnibus…2
Morison. Hist. 2.Robert Morison1715Plantarum Historiae Universalis…1
Oelhafii in Elench.Mikołaj Oelhaf1643Elenchus plantarum…1
Riv./Rivini.Augustus Rivinus (Bachmann)1699Ordo Plantarum (…) Pentapetalo7
Riv./Rivini.Augustus Rivinus (Bachmann)1690Ordo Plantarum (…) Monopetalo4
Riv.Augustus Rivinus (Bachmann)1691Ordo Plantarum (…) Tetrapetalo1
Rivini ap. HeucherumJohann Heinrich Heucher1713Novi povenientis Horti medici…1
Ruppium Flor. Jenens.Hainrich Bernard Ruppius1721Flora Jenensis…3
Tabernaem. Herbar. Germ.Hieronymus Bauhin1664New vollkommenlich Kräuter-Buch…1
Tabernaemontani IconJacobus Theodorus (Tabernaemontanus)1590Eicones plantarum…3
Targi.Hieronymus Bock (Targus)1546Kreuterbuch…1
Thalii Sylv. Harc.Johann Thal1588Sylva Hercynia…1
Tournefort. Inst.Joseph Pitton de Tournefort1700Tournefort Institutiones rei herbariæ…5
Volckamerus in Flora Norimb.Johann Georg Volckamer1700Flora Noribergensis…1
OfficinarumTechnical names used in pharmacy5
PoloniCommon names used in the Polish folk language11
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ffp-2025-0009 | Journal eISSN: 2199-5907 | Journal ISSN: 0071-6677
Language: English
Page range: 86 - 115
Submitted on: Apr 3, 2025
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Accepted on: May 16, 2025
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Published on: Jun 18, 2025
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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