Allium dinaricum (Amaryllidaceae), a new species of A. sect. Codonoprasum from the NW Balkan Peninsula is described and illustrated. It is a late summer flowering geophyte occurring in several localities of Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, where it usually grows in rupestrian calcareous stands from the coastal to mountain belts. The morphological traits, karyology (2n = 2x = 16), leaf anatomy, seed micromorphology and ecology of the new species are provided. Possible taxonomic relationships with other species occurring mainly in the E Mediterranean are also examined. Citation: Bogdanović S., Anačkov G., Ćato S., Borovečki-Voska L., Salmeri C. & Brullo S. 2024: Allium dinaricum (Amaryllidaceae) a new s ecies of A sect Codono rasum from the Balkan Peninsula based on mor holo and kar olo – Willdenowia 54: 183–196. Version of record first published online on 30 October 2024 ahead of inclusion in December 2024 issue.
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