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Centaurea crocodylium  Linnaeus (1753: 919) is found in Mediterranean woodlands and shrublands, in Palestine, Jordan, Syria, Israel and Lebanon (see Greuter 2006 onwards), and is currently sometimes accepted under the illegitimate name  Crocodylium syriacum  Cass. in Cuvier (1819: 19, as  Crocodilium syriacum ) (see Garcia-Jacas  et al . 2001; Font  et al . 2002; Wang  et al . 2013), the correct name for which is  Crocodilium crocodylium  (Linnaeus 1753: 919) Hill (1769: 63). This species is an annual plant with the simple, entire basal leaves and the upper leaves pinnatisect with 2–3 pairs of lateral segments and larger terminal segment with dentate margine, long-pedunculate capitula and bracts with hyaline appendages and ending in simple spines.

ALTINORDU, F. &amp; FERRER-GALLEGO, P.P. (2015) Typification of the Linnaean name Centaurea crocodylium (Asteraceae). Phytotaxa 236 (3): 299–300.

ALTINORDU, F. & FERRER-GALLEGO, P.P. (2015) Typification of the Linnaean name Centaurea crocodylium (Asteraceae). Phytotaxa 236 (3): 299–300.