摘要: Through the whole known history, altogether 239 taxa have been reported to be used on territory of present Estonia. Of them, 209 are identified species, 28 genera and 2 family level (Table 5.1). The belong 64 families 161 genera, among them greatest number species (36) belongs Rosaceae. Next most represented Asteraceae (20 taxa), Fabaceae (15 Poaceae (14 Lamiaceae (11 Ericaceae, Brassicaceae Polygonaceae (all with 10 taxa). Almost half (29) (45 %) by only one taxa, whereas 21 (33 at least three taxa. Most containing five were Rubus, Vaccinium, Prunus, Trifolium, Allium Rumex.
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