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A  Crocus  population in the Northern Albanian Alps obviously belonging to  C . ser.  Verni  was referred to  C. heuffelianus , but closer field investigations revealed that it could not be identified with this or any other  Verni  species. The detailed description of a new species,  Crocus bertiscensis , including morphology, leaf anatomy, cytology, and phylogenetic relationship is provided and illustrated. Phylogenetic analyses based on genome-wide single nucleotide polymorphism data obtained through genotyping-by-sequencing placed  C. bertiscensis  as clearly distinct from  C. heuffelianus , supporting its rank as a species within  C.  ser.  Verni . Morphologically, it differs from  C. heuffelianus  by showing paler and flatter perigone segments, short perigone tubes and leaf white stripe width of 1/7 compared to the leaf diameter. Finally, karyological and molecular analysis revealed that  C. bertiscensis  applies to the 2 n  = 12 cytotype of  C. heuffelianus  from Čakor Pass area reported by earlier studies.

A new species of Crocus ser. Verni (Iridaceae) with 2 n = 12 chromosomes from the Balkans