S. dolomiticum - known habitats

by I'm the 1 Tue Jan 24, 2012 9:03 am

One can find S. dolomiticum growing only on dolomite and limestone. Populations are mostly isolated. Present from aprox. 1.500 to 2.500 m above sea level, S. dolomiticum is a rare plant, endemic to Terntino Alto Adige and Veneto in northern Italy.

Alpe di Sennes	Ampezzo Dolomites 2.100 m a.s.l.
Altopiano di Lerosa	Ampezzo Dolomites
Altopiano di Rudo	Ampezzo Dolomites
Campotorondo	Parco Nazionale delle Dolomiti Bellunesi, Beluno, Veneto
Col Becchei	Ampezzo Dolomites
Croda del Valon Bianco	Ampezzo Dolomites
Fanes
Laghi di Fòses	Ampezzo Dolomites
Lago di Limo	Ampezzo Dolomites
Lavinores	Ampezzo Dolomites
Marmolada
Monte Pavione	Dolomiti Bellunesi Small locality, risk of extinction
Passo di S. Pellegrino	1.900 m a.s.l. = Passo S. Pellegrino = Passo S. Pellegrino
Piadoch	Parco Nazionale delle Dolomiti Bellunesi, Beluno, Veneto
Picco di Vallandro	Close to Pustertal / Val Pusteria Small locality, risk of extinction Gerard Dumont – GDJ96B17 Locality at 2.400 m a.s.l.
Pico di Villandro	Locality at 2.839 m, dolomite rock Welsberg – Taisten comune in Southy Tyrol
Pragser Dolomites	Pragser Dolomiten = German name
Ra Sares	Ampezzo Dolomites
Rif Sennes Facchini	This locality name might be wrong - Facchini ???
Rifugio Biella	Located at the foot of the Alpi di Fosses - Ampezzo Dolomites Rifugio Biella alla Croda del Becco = Seekofelhütte (German name)
Rifugio di Biella	Gerard Dumont – locality at 2300 m – clones in cultivation: GDJ96B18, GDJ96B19, GDJ 96B21 and GDJ96B22 See also Riffugio Biella
Scanuppia, in the areao of Rovereto	Small locality, risk of extinction
Vette Feltrine	Dolomiti Bellunesi Small locality, risk of extinction

Feel free to add any informations on localities. Thank you!