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The authors analyzed the seeds and pollen of three taxa belonging to the genus Eruca Miller (E. pinnatifida (Desf.)Pomel f. aurea (Batt.) Maire, E. sativa Miller, E. vesicaria (L.) Cav. using OM and SEM. The study ofmorphobiometric data identified three morphotypes and an identification key was elaborated. The length of the polaraxis of the pollen grains and the length of the seeds represent the primary characters for distinguishing the taxa ofEruca and those belonging to the genus Diplotaxis observed in a previous study (De Leonardis et al., 2002). Furthercharacters are the thickness of the sexine (more accentuated in Diplotaxis) and the different disposition of the seedcoat reticulum. Moreover, based on the palynological and seminal characters found the close affinity between Erucavesicaria and E. sativa confirmed the systematic placing proposed by Tutin et al. (1964) who placed them in E.vesicaria (L.) Cav. ssp. vesicaria and E. vesicaria (L.) Cav. ssp. sativa (Miller) Thell. respectively. The two taxa hada greater affinity with respect to E. pinnatifida f. aurea that is nearer to the group of taxa belonging to the genusDiplotaxis as can be seen from the examination of the dendrogram.

Seed and pollen study of taxa belonging to the genus Eruca Miller in relation to some characters present in species of the genus Diplotaxis DC.