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In the 19^th and early 20^th centuries, Thesium bavarum, which has a montane distribution in Central Europe and the Balkans, was reported from several localities in the Hungarian foothills of the Alps (Kőszeg and Sopron Mts) and (erroneously) in the Middle and Northern Hungarian Mountain Ranges. The main habitats of the species were sweet chestnut forests, most of which were destroyed by succession and anthropogenic impacts in recent decades. The most recent herbarium collection of the species is from the Sopron Mts in 1950 and subsequently the species has been considered extinct in Hungary. In 2005, the authors found a new small population in the Kőszeg Mts in a unique, species-rich sweet chestnut wood. Thesium bavarum is now considered to be critically endangered in Hungary according to the IUCN criteria.