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Recent research within the genus Crocus (Iridaceae) let us doubt that Crocus adamii Gay from Serbia\udrepresents the same taxon as C. adamii s. str. of the locus classicus in the Caucasian Mountains. The latter\udbelongs to a group of crocuses, which is distributed from the Anatolian Diagonal, a mountain belt in inner\udAnatolia, to Iran and the Caucasian Mountains. To infer (i) if the Serbian C. adamii represents a new species\udand (ii) its taxonomical and phylogenetic affiliation within the genus we combined morphological and\udmolecular investigations. The results show the presence of a morphologically and molecularly differentiated\udlineages, which both share a close relationship e.g. to C. alexandrii, C. chrysanthus, and C. weldenii but not to\udC. adamii s. str., which indicates a new species. As a result, we here describe C. randjeloviciorum to honor the\udSerbian botanists Novica and Vladimir Ranđelović

A new Serbian endemic species of the genus Crocus (Iridaceae)