@craig-r very it’s kind of you to commit this taxon change. But a lot of people like me would be unhappy with the change of our so frequently used Capparis sicula. It would be helpful to make kind of a discussion with other plant specialists in order to decide all together what should be done.

Here a very reliable source from the Hellenic Botanical Society (HBS): portal.cybertaxonomy.org/flora-greece/cdm_dataportal/taxon/be3b5d34-058d-4508-9f34-a8db94704cfc

@craig-r As a general rule, if a proposed swap will involve more than a few observations, it can be a good idea to wait a while. Fortunately, the taxon this was swapped to didn't exist before today. So, if we end up swapping it back, at least we won't have to worry about splitting out another taxon's observations. There are worse ways to learn! @greek_cicada_project Do you have additional sources/ authorities that would suggest a deviation rather than a swap should have happened? And if so, could you flag the new taxon, rather than commenting on this swap?