Cytisus borysthenicus SynonymySource: 2010: ILDIS World Database of Legumes 2010. (copyright © ILDIS)Cytisus borysthenicus Gruner≡Chamaecytisus borysthenicus (Gruner) Klásk. in Preslia 30: 214. 1958ContentDistribution Common Names Bibliography Distribution Rf(CS) Uk [Lt Rf(C K S)] Euro+Med not endemic: Lithuania introducedA; Russia introduced (C European Russia introducedB,C, Kaliningrad region introducedD, North Caucasus nativeE,F, S European Russia introducedG); Ukraine nativeH,I,J,K; Ukraine, with Crimea native Common Names Russian (Russia Central): Rakitnik DneprovskiL Bibliography A. Stancevicius, A. 1971: In: Lietuvos TSR Flora, Vol. 4. Vilnius. (Lit) B. Grigorjevskaya, A. Ja. 1994: Information From VOR Herbarium (Voronezh, Russia). C. Kamyshev, N. S. 1978: Flora Tzentralnogo Chernozemia I Ee Analiz. Voronezh. D. Gubareva, I. Yu. 1993: Information From Herbarium Of Kaliningrad State University E. Galushko, A. I. 1980: Flora Severnogo Kavkaza 2. – Rostov-na-Donu F. Grossheim, A. A. 1952: Flora Kavkaza, Vol. 5. Moscow, Leningrad. (Rus) G. Zozulin, G. M. 1984: Fabaceae. In: Flora Nizhnego Dona, Vol. 1. Rostov-Don. (Rus) H. Burda, R. I. 1994: Information From Herbarium Of Donetsk State University. I. Burda, R. I. 1994: Special Checking Of Leguminosae Of South-Eastern Ukraine. J. Khodosovtzev, A. E. 1994: Information From Herbarium Of Kherson Pedagogical Institute K. Visyulina, O. D. 1954: Leguminosae. In: Flora URSR, Vol. 6. Kiev. (Ukr) L. Kreczetowicz, V. I. 1941: In: Flora URSS, Vol. 11. Mosqua, Leningrad. (Rus)
