New chorological data are presented for 140 species and subspecies from Bulgaria (records no. 45-57,
61-79, 123-131), Greece (2-36, 82-122), Montenegro (80, 81), Serbia (58-60, 136-140), and Turkey-in-
Europe (1, 37-44, 132-135). The taxa belong to the following families: Amaryllidaceae (105), Anacardiaceae
(80), Apiaceae (2, 58), Asteraceae (3, 4, 61, 62, 83, 117, 123-127), Boraginaceae (5, 63, 84-86), Brassicaceae
(64), Campanulaceae (45, 46, 118), Caprifoliaceae (6), Caryophyllaceae (51, 59, 87, 119), Chenopodiaceae
(7, 8, 136), Cistaceae (88, 89), Convolvulaceae (9, 65), Cupressaceae (116), Cyperaceae (21-23, 52-56, 137),
Ericaceae (90), Fabaceae (1, 10, 11, 37, 38, 66, 67, 91-93, 139), Gentianaceae (12, 13), Geraniaceae (94, 95, 120),
Hydrophyllaceae (96), Hypericaceae (121), Iridaceae (106-108, 130), Juncaceae (24, 25), Lamiaceae (47, 81,
97, 98), Liliaceae (26, 27, 72, 109, 131), Lythraceae (14), Malvaceae (15), Orchidaceae (110-115), Paeoniaceae
(39), Papaveraceae (40, 122), Poaceae (28-36, 57, 73-79, 140), Polygonaceae (16, 17, 128), Polypodiaceae (82),
Ranunculaceae (99, 100), Resedaceae (41), Rhamnaceae (101, 102), Rosaceae (68), Rubiaceae (18, 48, 103),
Sapindaceae (69), Scrophulariaceae (42, 43, 49, 50, 104, 132, 133), Solanaceae (19, 20, 70), Typhaceae (138),
Valerianaceae (60), Verbenaceae (134, 135), Violaceae (71), Vitaceae (129) and Zygophyllaceae (44).
First reports for countries are: Montenegro - Salvia aethiopis (81); Serbia - Onobrychis caput-galli (139);
Turkey - Onobrychis alba subsp. calcarea (1).
The publication includes contributions by M. Aybeke & F. Dane (1), B. Biel & Kit Tan (2-36), F.
Dane & G. Yilmaz (37-44), V. Goranova (45-50), M. Hájek, N. Velev, D. Sopotlieva, I. Apostolova & Z.
Rozbrojová (51-57), P. Lazarevic & Z. Krivošej (58-60), A.S. Petrova, T. Meshinev & I. Apostolova (61-
79), V. Stevanovic & D. Lakušic (80-81), Kit Tan & M. Issigoni (82-115), Kit Tan & G. Sfikas (116-122), V.
Vladimirov (123-131), G. Yilmaz & F. Dane (132-135), B. Zlatkovic, V. Randjelovic & M. Juškovic (136-
138), B. Zlatkovic & V. Stevanovic (139-140).