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orchis italica maltawildplants com a website dedicated to the flora of malta enter your search terms submit search form web m w p home index of plant families a to z index species list aided with query filter tools news lateset news from the author web updates communicate emails comments donations etc maltawildplants com website created by stephen mifsud this research project about the flora of malta is sponsored by malta nature tours the malta council for science and technology mcst empty space for sponsor empty space for sponsor benefit companies get by sponsoring this project page links introduction latest news main menu site requirements maltese vegetation endemic species endangered species introduction malta wild plants maltawildplants com website describes in detail the wild flowering plants growing in the maltese islands an archipelago in the mediterranean sea composed of 5 main islands malta gozo comino selmunett and comino the biodiversity of plants on these islands is very rich and over 1100 species are recorded from the various habitats of malta such as in woodland maquis pre desert scrub garigue steppe wasteland abandoned fields walls cliff edges valleys coastal areas shores rock pools and sand dunes i always wished to create a database of the wild plants found in my country with detailed information and high resolution photos this project started in october 2002 the information on detailed plant profile is obtained from professional sources books and renowned internet sites of which all data is referenced accordingly additionally the layout presentation high quality annotated photos user friendly navigation and indexes make this website stand out in fact the site won an international award for management and prestige by the actualidad 21st century in oct 2005 during 2007 2010 short plant profiles which are not as detailed as full profiles were included in the website for most of the plant species that grow in the wild selected species are native wild plants naturalised plants and other alien plants which can grow in the wild by themselves without the intervention of man these plant profiles are supplied with general nomenclature and information and illustrated with photos taken during these last years this ongoing project now offers almost 10 000 illustrations photos of wild plant species from the maltese islands in 2008 a section for the fauna and funghi of malta was also included but this is not as comprehensive as the section of flora and at the moment this section serves as an introduction to the biodiversity of fauna and funghi in malta in the main index the plants are categorised by their botanical families but this website features 4 other indices by which plants are listed scientfic name english common name maltese common name and flower colour divided in 7 other sub indices furthermore there are 2 search engines one local for plant names and one powered by google for free text in the entire website hence a particular plant can be easily found in this website both by the professional botanist and by the green fingered amateur there is lot of valuable information about plants that are featured in a full detailed plant profile such as the nomenclature of the plant botanical information habitat sources in malta morphological description medicinal and edible uses traditional virtues history curiosities and dozens of photos the information is referenced such work cannot be completed in a short time because there is a vast amount of information to be researched about every plant species multiplied by the fact that there is a about 1100 1200 plant species in the wild each detailed profile takes many hours of work so does the organisation of the website structre and its indices email requests botanical study and field surveys i am seeking for sponsorships so as to dedicate more time working on this project free of charge to the internet visitor i would like to thank past sponsors namely hsbc middlesea insurance strickland foundation malta nature tours and mcst in the meantime it would be very encouraging if visitors of this project express their comments about this website perhaps writing how it was useful to them and any further criticism please observe copyright notices about my work and photos data on this website cannot be used without written permission from me feel free to browse and discover the beautiful biodiversity of the maltese flora and hope that you do your best whether a local or a tourist to safeguard it about 70 80 species are belived to have gone extinct and the over population and fast development of this country is one of the main enemies observe the legal notice with regards the environment namely ln311 2006 and ln200 2011 amongst others sponsorships are needed to accelerate this unique research project a full time job in this research project is my current dream i am seeking organisations in malta or eu which are interested to give aid or participate in this project on a smaller scale one might consider to give a small donation to this project don t miss the forum section of the site where one can discuss ask questions or share his knowledge about the wild plants of the maltese islands finally do not hesitate to contact me to report mistakes or want to add your own information about and plant on this site author photographer and webmaster stephen mifsud dip agric dip m l s malta stephen mifsud author of www maltawildplants com jul 2007 stephen mifsud and his daughter miranda oct 2008 stephen mifsud and his son martyn nov 2009 back to top important news 29 mar 2010 a new orchid discovered from malta ophrys bombyliflora link forma parviflora s mifsud has been described by the author of this website stephen mifsud for a homogenous population of orchids which resembles o bombyliflora but have flowers that are significantly smaller and other minor differences it is currently regarded as an endemic of the maltese islands unless it will be reported from other countries after the publication of this paper in the journal of european orchids dec 2009 issue back to latest news 13 jul 2009 update with a number of rare plants illustrated this update brings to your home images of few dozens of plant species that are rare very rare and few even believed to be extinct eg xanthium spinosum about 800 images have been added up in this update the specifications of the website is now as follows 1034 plant species listed 840 species illustrated by 3 10 photos each and more to come 8000 photos online a fungi fauna page with more than 150 species during these 6 months fieldwork research have not stopped and the website is getting more interesting with many illustrated species discovery of new records of rare species and even that of find new palnt species for the maltese islands and description of a taxon new to science more to come in the next update many thanks to those few people who submitted photos for the website which they have been credited get your piece of fame and submit plant photos that the website lacks moreover maltapost plc have selected images from maltawildplants com funghi and fauna page to make the first collection ever of fungi stamps from malta maltawildplants com is exposed on maltapost plc website and printed material related to information about the stamp collection brouchers posters etc back to latest news 6 jan 2009 a major update of maltawildplants com 1000 plants listed again took long but worth the waiting 1006 plant species listed 762 species illustrated by 3 10 photos each and more to come 7000 photos online a fungi fauna page with more than 140 species the last months of 2007 and spring 2008 was also the period in which 7 new records of plant species that were discovered for the first time from the maltese islands by the author of maltawildplants com apart work and family matters 2008 was mostle dedicated to fieldwork and hence the time availale for the website was limited but nevertheless here is an important update thanks to all supporters donator sponsrs and advertisers back to latest news 10 mar 2008 a major update of maltawildplants com a database driven website the long awaited update is finally launched after several month of hard work the website features 935 plant species listed 652 species illustrated by 3 10 photos each 100s more to come 5700 photos online totally redesigned code structure php all data is database driven by mysql a redesigned botanical index split over 25 pages a new index of plant families sorted according their evolution a fauna page with more than 100 species a new upload page to input your photos for those plant species that lack images this work was partly sponsored by hsbc cares for the environment fund 2008 middlesea insurance plc 2007 2008 and stricland foundation 2007 thanks also for those who advertised on this website and so doing helped the progress of this huge website which brings an honour to our maltese islands in the eyes of the whole world via the internet as well raising awareness and educate our citizens to take care of our precious natural heritage finally would like to thank the additional vouluntary help from my friend owen mifsud and malin mifsud my wife back to latest news 6 dec 2007 maltawildplants com have a page rank of 5 pr5 the page rank is a numeric value that represents how important a page is on the web it is a range from 0 10 where the higher it gets the better the website is on the internet i am very pleased to inform you that maltawildplants com have a page rank 5 from 1 6 million websites in the world only 21 000 c are currently ranked as pr5 to understand better how prestigious this page ranking is we can compare this value of other popular multi funded websites in malta gov mt pr7 mepa website pr6 bov pr6 hsbc malta pr5 di ve pr5 vodafone malta pr5 middlesea pr5 ekoskola malta pr3 by now there are only 20 sites in the whole world having page rank 10 to check the pr of a website one can input it in the pr checker tool click here or here to learn more about pr and its relevance to advertisement check here back to latest news website main menu botanical index a z index search tool flower colour index news and updates forum glossary of terms references site achievments and promotions copyright visitor s comments eclectic materia medica herbal page funghi and fauna of malta credits sponsors and adverts email back to top advert 1 best translation services requirments here is a list of requirements that are recommended to view and use this website at optimal viewing and operating conditions pc requirements any basic pc which is suitable to have access to the internet and show normal graphical webpages operating system any website is tested on microsoft xp browser any website is tested on internet explorer 6 screen resolution the ideal screen resolution to view all the website pages is 1024 x 768 although the lowest screen resolution of 800x600 can still be used but with the disadvantage of having to scroll the page left right in the browser a higher resolution would generally improve appearance of the website screen resolution can be adjusted by right clicking mouse on desktop and select properties settings and adjust screen resolution slider cookies and java this website make use of 100 harmless java script in latest versions of microsoft explorer sp2 a warning message is shown at the top of every the page to help protect your security internet explorer has restricted this file from showing etc ie security bar please click right mouse button over it and select allow blocked content or to deactivate this message once for all remove ie6 security bar sp2 follow the instruction on this self explanatory image be assured that the whole website do not have any unsafe content that may harm your pc or data files it is also recommended that you mark http www maltawildplants com as trusted site in the security settings menu tools internet options security tab trusted sites failing to do so many menu link buttons and some photos may not work be displayed fonts this website make use of some special fonts that may not be installed on your pc these fonts are packed in a zip archive file to download and install click here to download fonts zip file step by step procedure and instructions to install the downloaded fonts can be read by clicking on this link failing to do so there can be undesirable text format errors when reading this website pages text size if in some pages the text size is small depending your screen resolution it can be enlarged easily from internet explorer menu view text size larger or largest language english vegetation of the maltese islands edwin lanfranco department of biology university of malta section links introduction climate rocks woods maquis garigues the steppes cliff communities other communities distributed ground affinities introduction the position of the maltese islands in the centre of the mediterranean gives a special significance to their flora the maltese flora partakes of the floras of all the other parts of the mediterranean and thus one finds species with eastern western and north african affinities as is to be expected the maltese flora is most similar to that of sicily especially to that of the hyblean region south eastern sicily to which the maltese islands were intermittently attached until about 12 000 years ago the maltese vascular flora comprises about 1 000 species of which some 800 are indigenous the rest being naturalised aliens see below the maltese climate can be considered to be average for the mediterranean region temperatures rarely fall below 5 0 c although grass temperature occasionally falls below zero in winter and rarely rise above 35 0 c the average annual rainfall is 513mm but evapotranspiration may reach 942mm there is thus great dependence on water from the sea level water table which is generated by seepage of seawater into the rock the maltese islands are composed entirely of oligo miocene sedimentary rocks which are largely of marine biogenic origin these are highly calcareous thus giving rise to alkaline soils with a ph generally ranging from 7 0 to about 8 5 from the lowest to the highest the rock strata are lower coralline limestone globigerina limestone blue clay greensands and upper coralline limestone the coralline limestones are hard rocks and they give rise to a karstic landscape wherein the effect of rain over the millennia has produced a system of depressions in which soil accumulates karstlands support a garigue or rocky steppe vegetation the small size of the islands coupled with their low altitude the highest point is only 153m above sea level means that all parts are influenced by the surrounding sea and soils may be somewhat saline there is considerable exposure to strong winds especially north easterly thus the plant life of these islands has to be adapted to withstand all these stresses the maltese islands were colonised about 7 000 years ago by immigrants who already had a sophisticated agricultural technology and who eventually created the temple culture renfrew in before civilisation estimated that during the temple period malta supported some 11 000 inhabitants thus the maltese islands have been under heavy anthropic pressure since their colonisation to a much greater extent than other mediterranean islands of comparable size have been maltese woods and maquis the evergreen woods have been virtually destroyed the few small populations of the evergreen oak quercus ilex some of great age are possibly the remnants of woods which existed up to a few hundreds of years ago the aleppo pine pinus halepensis had been totally destroyed but several replantings have taken place and there are now some areas notably buskett and mizieb which have taken on the character of a wood the maquis vegetation is still widespread especially on the sides and bottoms of the dry valleys or widien singular wied however all our maquis is of secondary origin and is dominated by trees such as the carob ceratonia siliqua which are not really indigenous but which were introduced in antiquity because of their utility other components of the maquis are the lentisk pistacia lentiscus bay laurel laurus nobilis and the olive olea europaea due to the recent drastic reduction in grazing there has been some regeneration of maquis and some formerly uncommon species such as mediterranean buckthorn rhamnus alaternus and terebinth pistacia terebinthus are starting to increase particularly interesting is the alerce or sandarac gum tree tetraclinis articulata a conifer related to the junipers this tree has a maghrebian distribution with malta and an area in murcia as the only european stations several hundreds of years ago it must have been widespread in the maltese islands but it is now very rare it forms a maquis on rocky slopes the garigues the garigue is the most typical of the maltese vegetational communities and is characteristic of the karstic rocky regions of the islands nevertheless the garigue community is fast declining to the incursions of the building industry new roads dumping and other forms of habitat disturbance the most important shrubs of the maltese garigues are the mediterranean thyme thymus capitatus mediterranean heath erica multiflora yellow kidney vetch anthyllis hermanniae the endemic maltese spurge euphorbia melitensis tree spurge euphorbia dendroides and olive leaved germander teucrium fruticans some rare formations also feature rock roses cistus incanus and cistus monspeliensis herbaceous species are numerous and many of these also occur in rocky steppes and open maquis the steppes steppe vegetation is very widespread with a great diversity of species dominant steppe grasses are stipa capensis hyparrhenia hirta brachypodium retusum thistle steppes are dominated by carlina involucrata a north african species which in europe seems to occur only on the maltese and pelagian islands the commonest geophyte is the branched asphodel asphodelus microcarpus which is abundant on ground which is frequently burnt although numerous other species occur a particularly interesting steppic community occurs on clay slopes this is usually dominated by esparto grass lygeum spartum cliff communities cliffs are an important feature of maltese topography and occur along the south and west of malta and much of gozo and comino their vegetation may be considered as a special kind of maquis or garigue depending on the size of the plants but the flora is especially interesting since it includes many of our endemic species and species of north african affinity characteristic cliff species are the maltese rock century palaeocyanus crassifolius maltese salt tree darniella melitensis and maltese cliff orache cremnophyton lanfrancoi all of which are endemic as well as caper capparis orientalis and sea carrots species of daucus which still need to be investigated other communities malta also has wetland communities saline marshlands and coastal sands although none of these habitats are particularly common much of the vegetation of such communities in the mediterranean is very similar to that of like communities in continental europe all our saline marshlands have been heavily degraded by human interference although some of these have been or are being rehabilitated as nature reserves their vegetation is dominated by various chenopodiaceae and rushes some valleys support temporary water courses or small permanent springs and here the vegetation is mainly characterised by reeds especially arundo donax sedges grasses and rushes the southern reed mace typha domingensis once rare is on the increase in several water courses and ponds a few of these also support some deciduous trees such as white poplar populus alba and hoary elm ulmus canescens which are rare the willows salix alba and salix pedicellata are close to extinction although environmental ngo s are undertaking attempts at propagating them an interesting type of wetland is associated with the karstlands where some of the depressions in the rock fill up with rainwater these temporary rock pools support an extremely interesting flora and fauna the flora includes mediterranean starfruit damasonium bourgaei which has a very restricted mediterranean distribution and the maltese waterwort elatine gussonei which is a pelago maltese endemic endemic to the maltese and the nearby pelagian islands sand dunes have suffered greatly in the past fifteen years and their flora has been greatly impoverished except at the ramla in gozo the marram grass ammophila littoralis seems to have become extinct the dominant species of extant dunes are couch grass elytrigia juncea dropseed grass sporobolus arenarius sea kale cakile maritima and sea daffodil pancratium maritimum disturbed ground due to the high degree of human impact this habitat has become the most widespread over the islands and the most familiar wild plants are those encountered on disturbed ground many of these species are aliens or adventives which have become naturalised over the years thus the most common of maltese wild plants the cape sorrel oxalis pes caprae is actually a native of south africa and was only introduced into malta at the beginning of the nineteenth century to be cultivated at the botanical garden from malta it has spread all over the mediterranean and along the atlantic coast of europe and can now be found also in the south of england the crown daisy chrysanthemum coronarium is possibly native to the orient and was probably introduced several hundreds of years ago the narrow leaved aster aster squamatus which has now overrun the country was only introduced in the 1930s the tobacco tree nicotiana glauca was introduced as an ornamental but is now extensively naturalised especially on rubble the same applies to the castor oil tree ricinus communis which has spread rapidly and which even invades valleys affinities as stated above the maltese flora partakes of that of all other parts of the mediterranean thus the alerce tetraclinis articulata is north east african maghrebian the african tamarisk tamarix africana and the mediterranean willow salix pedicellata are western mediterranean species olive leaved bindweed convolvulus oleifolius and yellow kidney vetch anthyllis hermanniae are eastern mediterranean species the egyptian st john s wort hypericum aegypticum rock crosswort crucianella rupestris and wolfbane periploca angustifolia are essentially north african species written by edwin lanfranco department of biology university of malta back to top endemism edwin lanfranco department of biology university of malta the maltese islands have a lesser degree of endemism than most comparable mediterranean territories this may appear strange at first since these islands are also the most isolated and thus would be expected to have a higher degree of endemism this situation has probably arisen due to the intense human influence on the environment and it is not improbable that some particularly vulnerable endemic species have been lost nevertheless the isolation of the islands has left its mark on our few endemic species two of which are assigned to monotypic genera genera with only one species palaeocyanus or cheirolophus and cremnophyton below is a list of the known maltese endemic species and subspecies grouped according to their family sorted in alphabetical order the english names are as given in the red data book of the maltese islands alliaceae onion family allium lojaconoi brullo lanfranco pavone maltese dwarf garlic allium melitense sommier caruana gatto ciferri giacomini maltese leek asteraceae compositae daisy family anthemis urvilleana dc sommier caruana gatto maltese sea chamomile jasonia bocconei chiliadenus bocconei brullo maltese fleabane helichrysum melitense pignatti brullo lanfranco pavone ronsisvalle maltese everlasting endemic to gozo hyoseris frutescens brullo pavone maltese hyoseris mainly in gozo palaeocyanus crassifolius bertoloni dostol maltese rock centaury malta s national plant brassicaceae cruciferae cabbage family matthhiola incana l r brown subspecies melitensis brullo lanfranco pavone ronsisvalle maltese stock mainly in gozo chenopodiaceae spinach family cremnophyton lanfrancoi brullo pavone maltese cliff orache darniella melitensis bochantzev brullo maltese salt tree fabaceae pea bean family anthyllis hermanniae l subsp melitensis brullo giusso euphorbiaceae spurge family euphorbia melitensis parlatore iridaceae iris family romulea melitensis b guinot maltese sand crocus orchidaceae orchid family anacamptis urvilleana sommier caruana gatto maltese pyramidal orchid ophrys sphegodes miller subspecies melitensis salkowski maltese spider orchid ophrys bombyliflora forma parviflora s mifsud small flowered bumble bee orchid plumbaginaceae sea lavender family limonium melitensis brullo maltese sea lavender limonium zeraphae brullo zerafa s sea lavender in addition to the above there a few plants which have been described at the level of form making them just local races there may also be some other endemic species which are as yet undescribed such as some wild carrots daucus which grow on cliffs and at least two other types of limonium apart from the strict endemics there are also a number of other species of very restricted mediterranean distribution one may single out the following maltese toadflax linaria pseudolaxiflora lojacono maltese waterwort elatine gussonei sommier brullo lanfranco pavone ronsisvalle lampedusa carrot daucus lopadusanus tineo which are endemic to the maltese and the pelagian islands pignatti s ferngrass desmazeria pignattii brullo pavone is endemic to malta and the hyblean region of sicily while the pygmy groundsel senecio pygmaeus d c and sicilian iris iris sicula todaro are endemics of malta and sicily the sicilian squill scilla sicula tineo is known from malta sicily and calabria but is relatively frequent only in malta the celebrated malta fungus cynomorium coccineum is neither a fungus nor is it endemic to malta it was originally first described from the so called fungus rock a small islet in gozo the second largest island of the maltese archipelego it exists only in that area in the maltese islands but was subsequently discovered in several other islands and coastal localities including many in the mediterranean region it is a parasitic flowering plant which grows attached to the roots of a variety of halophytic salt loving shrubs namely inula crithmoides read more written by edwin lanfranco department of biology university of malta back to top few endangered species in malta by iucn international union for conservation of nature aristolochia clusii a birthwort euphorbia peplis purple spurge cremnophyton lanfrancoi maltese cliff orache cheirolophus crassifolius maltese rock centuary ophrys apifera bee orchid ophrys lacaitae yellow spider orchid ophrys tenthredinifera sawfly orchid pyrus syriaca pyrus amygdaliformis wild pear salix alba white willow silene fruticosa shrubby campion helichrysum melitense maltese everlasting tulipa australis southern wild tulip scrophularia auriculata water figwort verbascum creticum cretan mullein very rare species that can become listed as endangered it is a very hard task to compile a complete list of species that are rare very rare or becoming endangered below there are a few links regarding the situation of endangered or threatened flora in the maltese islands 1 the red data book of the maltese islands e lanfranco p j schembti and j sultana 2 protection regulations l n 311 2006 m r a e government of malta 3 indicator of threatened speceis mr darrin t stevens 4 plant conservation in malta european plant data sheets 5 the islands directory un system wide earthwatch web site back to top how much you like maltawildplants com please vote site rating 10 987654321 searchmalta com 10 best 1 worst all material and data on this webpage is under the copyright of the author of this site stephen mifsud www maltawildplants com malta 2002 2010 this research project about the flora of malta is sponsored by nature guided tours in the best countryside areas of malta the malta council for science and technology mcst is the national advisory body to government on science and technology policy the mcst is also the national agency responsible for the management of the local rtdi programme as well as the national contact organisation for the seventh framework programme fp7 advertise in this space advertise in this space advertise in this space all material and data on this webpage is under copyright of the author of this site stephen mifsud www maltawildplants com malta 2002 2011

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2
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none
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8
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pictures
none
0%
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4
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16
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3
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3
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5
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9
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3
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1
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1
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2
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extracts
none
0%
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11
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2
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property
none
0%
stephen
8
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mifsud
12
0.26%
marz
none
0%
kreations
none
0%
com
16
0.34%
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3
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3
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copyright
4
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2
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2
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1
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7
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maltawildplants
15
0.32%
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