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Brassica   montana    Pourr., a wild relative of the    Brassica   oleracea    L. cole crops (broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, etc.), deserves special attention for its potential to easily transfer agronomically useful traits to related crops. Monitoring existing    B.   montana    populations is the first step to enabling long-term conservation and management of wild genetic resources. The main distribution area of    B.   montana    extends along the coasts of the northern Mediterranean Sea from north-east Spain to north-west Italy (coast of Liguria and Apuan Alps in Tuscany). Further east and south, the distribution of    B.   montana    is fragmentary, with isolated populations, in some cases, only observed in the 19 th  or early 20 th  century and never re-confirmed later. In this paper, we focus on all the    B.   montana    reports for the Italian regions of Emilia-Romagna and Marche, and additionally for the neighbouring Republic of San Marino. Literature records were verified through field visits where possible. According to our analysis, the presence of    B.   montana    is confirmed in the Marche and the Republic of San Marino, but not in Emilia-Romagna. We recommend further studies on the distribution of    B.   montana    in Italy, also applying molecular means, beyond morphology, to distinguish    B.   montana    from naturalized    B.   oleracea    and other related taxa.

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The occurrence of    Brassica   montana    Pourr. (  Brassicaceae  ) in the Italian regions of Emilia-Romagna and Marche, and in the Republic of San Marino