Abstract Plant mating systems may reflect an adaptation to a habitat type, with self-pollination being potentially common in unstable and disturbed conditions. We investigated the reproductive ecology of Alpine, narrow-range toadflax, Linaria tonzigii Lona (Plantaginaceae), occurring steep dynamic mountain screes. explored self-compatibility spontaneous autogamy, seed viability, daily nectar pr...

Mountainous areas and their endemic plant diversity are threatened by global climate change invasive species. Mountain invasions have historically been minimal, however, increased anthropogenic activity (e.g. roads vehicles) amplifying invasion pressure. We assessed performance (stem density fruit production) of the non-native forb Linaria dalmatica along three mountain roads, over an eight-yea...

The herbarium of University of Málaga (MGC Herbarium) is formed by four biological collections. The vascular plants collection (MGC-Cormof) is the main collection of the herbarium. MGC-Cormof dataset aims to digitize and publish data associated with over 76.000 specimens deposited in the collection, of which 97.2% of the specimens are identified at species level. Since 2011, the University of M...