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prima del centro (Venturella & al. 1990); M. Pellegrino (Raimondo ed. 1992); Pantalica, Case
Specchi in Val d’Anapo (Brullo & al. 1993 a); Bosco Calatafimi in Contrada Angimbé, Riserva
Zingaro in Contrada Acci (Scuderi & al. 1994); Cava Randello (Giardina & al. 2002); Nicosia,
Alia (Brullo & al. 2002); Zingaro Tonnarella dell’Uzzo (Raimondo & al. 2004). – NC.
1858. Micromeria juliana (L.) Benth. ex Rchb., Fl. Germ. Excurs.: 311 (1831) [Bas.
Satureja juliana L., Sp. Pl.: 567 (1753)]
Dry and stony slopes, cliffs, walls. – Mainly on mountains of Northern Sicily. – C.

1859. Micromeria graeca (L.) Benth. ex Rchb., Fl. Germ. Excurs.: 311 (1831) subsp.
graeca [Bas. Satureja graeca L., Sp. Pl.: 568 (1753)]
Cliffs, stony grounds, pastures. – Throughout the region. – C.
1860. Micromeria graeca subsp. longiflora (C. Presl) Nyman, Consp. Fl. Eur.: 590 (1881)
[Bas. Satureia longiflora C. Presl, Fl. Sicul.: xxxvi (1826); “Satureja graeca b. longi-
flora” Guss. (1834) + “Satureja graeca bb. longiflora canescens” Guss. (1834); M.
todari Lacaita ex Lojac. (1904); Micromeria canescens (Guss.) Benth., Labiat. Gen.
Sp.: 376 (1834); Satureja canescens b. gracilis Guss., Pl. Rar.: 228 (1826)]
According to Gussone (1844: 91) “S. canescens a.” is not found in Sicily. According to Fiori
(1926) M. echioides sensu Lojac. non Lacaita is to be ideintified with M. canescens Guss.
According to Lojacono (1904: 209) S. canescens Guss. is to be found in Southern Italy and not
in Sicily. – E – Cliffs, stony grounds, pastures. – Throughout the region. Ragusa, Scicli, Modica
(Gussone 1828: sub S. canescens b. gracilis); Sagana, Favignana (Gussone 1834); Terranova
(Gussone 1844 sub. loc. cit.); S. Martino, S. Anna, M. Occhio, Monregale, Sagana, M. Gebbia a
Palazzo Adriano, M. S. Calogero a Termini (Gussone 1844: sub var. b. canescens); Sciare di
Marsala (ex herb. PAL) (Fanales 1899: plus “var. longifolia” Tod. nom. nud. in sched. + “var.
paniculata” Tod. nom. nud. in sched.); M. S. Giuliano e M. Cofano (Ponzo 1900); Palermo a
Gibilrossa, Ciaculli, Chiarandà (Lojacono 1904); M. Pellegrino, Pizzuta, Scala di Maseddu,
Monti di Castellammare, Gibilrossa, Busambra, Campofranco, Chiarandà (Lojacono 1904);
Messina a Castellaccio (Zodda 1908); Siracusa: Cappuccini, Colle Temenite (Zodda 1928);
Versante S-W dell’Etna (Poli & al. 1974); Enna al Castello di Lombardia (Di Martino 1994);
Vizzini in Contrada Paradiso (Turrisi 1999); Cava Randello (Giardina & al. 2002). – C.

1861. Micromeria graeca subsp. garganica (Briq.) Guinea in Bot. J. Linn. Soc. 64: 381
(1971) [Bas. Satureja garganica Briq., Lab. Alp. Marit 3: 421 (1895); M. echioides
Lojac. = S. sicula var. canescens Guss., Fl. Sicul. Syn. 2 (1): 89 (1844) S. graeca c.
rupestris Guss.; incl. ?M. grandis Lojac. (1904) + ?M. calaminthoides Lojac. (1904) +
M. diffusa Lojac. (1904)]
E– Cliffs, stony limestone ground. – Throughout the region. M. Gebbia e M. delle Rose
(Gasparrini) (Gussone 1828: sub S. graeca c. rupestris). – C.
1862. Micromeria graeca subsp. tenuifolia (Ten.) Nyman, Consp. Fl. Eur.: 590 (1881)
[Bas. Satureia tenuifolia Ten., Fl. Napol. 1, Prodr.: xxxiii (1812); S. graeca var. con-
gesta Briq.; M. graeca var. densiflora Benth., Labiat. Gen. Sp.: 373 (1834); S. graeca
subsp. sicula (Guss.) Arcang.]
E– Cliffs, stony grounds in high-hills or in mountains. – Throughout the region. – Termini,
Cefalù, Finale, Mistretta, S. Fratello, Bronte (Gussone 1828); M. Cammarata e M. Rose
(Gasparrini), fra Tusa e Caronia (Gussone 1834); Sicilia (Gussone) (Bentham 1834);
Castellobuono (Minà) (Gussone 1845: 839); Cesarò (Nicotra-Ferro 1905); Palermo, Bosco di