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İSTANBUL UN BALLI BİTKİLERİ Neriman ÖZHATAY Mine KOÇYİĞİT,Mehmet BONA

BU ÇALIŞMANIN AMACI Balarılarının nektar ve polen topladıkları İstanbul un doğal (yabani) florasını saptamak İstanbul un ballı bitkilerinden oluşan bir herbaryum (Yasılatarak kurutlmuş bitki örneklerinin saklandığı arşiv) hazırlamak İstanbul Ballı bitkilerinin fotoğraflarını içeren bir kitap hazırlamak İstanbulun Doğal bitkileri hakkında farkındalık yaratmak ve florasının korunmasına katkıda bulunmak.

Number of species and endemism for selected countries FLORISTIC RICHNESS OF TURKEY Floristically, Turkey is one of the richest countries in the Western Palearctic Region. Vascular flora (flowering plants and ferns) comprises about 10.000 species characteristic for Turkish flora is the high percentage of endemic taxa (34 %).

Tulipa sintenisii

A considerable number of taxa new for the country or new for science, have been described as a result of taxanomic or floristic studies during the last decades. According to the recent studies The rich and diverse flora of Turkey is well documented in 11 volumes on the Turkish flora, over 700 taxa added to the flora of Turkey since the publication of the Second Supplement (2000) until up to the end of 2011.

This natural richness has also economical and social value: More than 350 medical and aromatic species are gathered with the purpose of international trade. Nearly 200 geofit species have use value as garden plant. Two areas of the origin of wild ancestors of some widely produced agricultural products involves Turkey. Dactyllorhiza osmanica

The exceptional diversity in Turkey s flora is the collective result of;the existence of different climatic zones,the diversity in geography and geomorphology, vast resources of water (marine, rivers, and lakes)drastic changes in altitude from sea level up to 5000m,diversity of habitats. Its unique location on the crossroads of Euro- Siberian, Mediterranian, Iran Turanian phytogeography regions. Thus Turkey has always been a bridge between Europe, Asia and Africa. Fritillaria latifolia

The wide diversity of unusal habitats has allowed the development of an astonishingly rich flora in Istanbul. The province covers just 5110 km2, yet support remarkably high diversity of pant species with approximately 2500 species,more than the total floras of the Netherlands United Kingdom. İstanbul florası FLORISTIC RICHNESS OF İSTANBUL

The richness of the flora is a result of the variety of soils, varying climate due to its position between two seas, from the damp cool climate of the Black Sea coast to the warmermediterranean climate of the Sea of Marmara, position between variety different floras of two continents, Europe and Asia, a long history of traditional land management, which has diversified and enhanced the province s habitats and flora.

RARE AND ENDEMIC POTENTIAL HONEY SPECIES OF İSTANBUL

Over 200 species are regarded as honey plants within the province of these some 25 species are more abundant here than else on earth such as Asperula littoralis, A low growing perennial of sand dunes, confined to app. 10 localities on the Blacksea coast. Asperula littoralis Aurinia uechritziana, an autumn flowering perennial of sand dunes. Aurinia uechritziana

Centaurea amplifolia, a tall and slender perennial from heathland sites in Asian Istanbul. Centaurea inermis, a spreading perennial with pink flowers on the dry rock heath of Asian Istanbul. Cirsiumpolycephalum, endemic tall biennial with white flowers thistle. Centaurea hermannii Centaurea kilaea Centaurea hermannii, an attractive perennial of humid healthy coppice endemic to NW Turkey. Centaurea kilaea, a grey-leaved perennial of the sand-dunes, endemic to NW Turkey. Cirsium polycephalum

Lathyrus undulatus, a very attractive perennial pea, endemic to NW Turkey y Convolvulus persica, a handsome perennial with densely wooly leaves and large white flowers

Taraxacum aznavourii, a yellow flowered perennial, endemic dandelion. T. psedobrachyglossum, another yellow flowered endemic dandelion Erysimum degenianum, endemic Hypericum avicularifolium subsp.byzantinum,endemic Isatis arenaria, A perennial of old sand dunes, endemic to the Black Sea coast of Turkey. Isatis arenaria

Lamium purpureum var. aznavourii,endemic Linum hirsutum subsp. byzantinum,endemic Linum tauricum subsp. bosphori A large flowered, yellow flax of limestone grassland and fixed sand dunes.endemic to İstanbul and about 10 localities along the western of city. Linum tauricum subsp. bosphori Onosma propontica, endemic Peucedanum obtusifolia,endemic Symphytum psedobulbosum, A white flowered perennial of forest and field margins. Endemic to NW Turkey. Symphytum psedobulbosum,

Trifolium apertum var.kilaeum, endemic Trifolium pachycalyx,endemic Verbascum bugulifolium, found on dry heathlands and acid rocks.shortlived perennial with spikes os flowers,each a mixtureof yellow,green,brown and purple. Verbascum degenii, endemic.

HONEY PRODUCTION AND BEEKEEPERS OF İSTANBUL

According to record of Turkish Statistical Institute, 60.830 beehives, 1.034 tones production of honey and about 1500 beekeepers in İstanbul. Arıcı Kovan Bal üretim miktarı(ton) I. Region Çatalca, Silivri, Büyükçekmece, Bahçeşehir 250 13750 234 II. Region Kartal, Tuzla, Pendik,Maltepe Ma350 19250 327 III. Region Sarıyer,Eyüp 145 7975 136 IV. Region Şile 361 19855 338 İstanbul 1106 60830 1.034 Kaynak: İstanbul Arı Yetiştiricileri Birliği, Tarım İlçe Müdürlükleri

PREVIOUS FINDING OF THE FIELD TRIPS CARRIED OUT JUNE-OCTOBER 2011 in ISTANBUL

50 melliferous plants have been identified in Istanbul flora and listed as table. The resources harvested by bees (nectar and pollen) have been indicated on the table.

Species Allium fuscum Allium rotundum Aristolochia clematitis Pollen/ Nectar Taxon Hypericum bithynicum Hypericum elagans Pollen/ Nectar Centaurea hermanii Hypericum montbretii Cistus creticus Cistus salviifolius Hypericum perforatum Consolida orientalis Convolvulus arvensis Iris sintenisii Lamium purpureum Cornus mas Dorycnium pentaphyllum Lathyrus annuus Lathyrus cicera Echium italicum Lathyrus laxiflorus subsp. laxiflorus Echium vulgare Lathyrus nissolia Erica arborea Lathyrus undulatus

Species Pollen/ Nectar Species Pollen/ Nectar Malva parviflora Malva sylvestris Trifolium angustifolium Trifolium arvense var. arvense Trifolium campestre Trifolium constantinopolitanum Medicago orbicularis Nigella damascena Papaver dubium Plantago lanceolata Securigera securidaca Trifolium echinatum Trifolium ligusticum Trifolium michelianum var. balansae Trifolium nigrescens subsp. petrisavii Trifolium pallidum Trifolium pannonicum subsp.elongatum Trifolium patens Trifolium pratense var. pratense Trifolium purpureum Tilia argentea Urtica dioica Trifolium repens var. repens Trifolium resupinatum var. resupinatum Trifolium striatum Trifolium subterraneum

TOP 10 SPECIES FOR HONEY BEES IN İSTANBUL FLORA

Castanea sativa Mill. Tilia argentea Desf.exDC. Erica arborea L. Erica multiflora L. Arbutus unedo L.

Cercis siliquastrum L. Crataegus monogyna Jacq. Trifolium repens L. Lamium purpureum L. Echium vulgare L.

HONEY PLANTS HERBARIUM IN ISTE HERBARIUM OF FACULTY OF PHARMACY İSTANBUL UNIVERSİTY

Bal varsa hayat var; bitki varsa bal var

Bitkinin İstanbul da Yetiştiği Alanlar (Distributin in İstanbul): Çiçek Açtığı Aylar (Flowering time and duration): Polen / Nektar( Pollen /Nectar):

This project was supported by Istanbul Development Agency under the scope of Financial Support Programs of The Agency.

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