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Spatial diversity and distribution of fern and lycophyte species in karst and non-karst landscapes towards conservation needs. [PDF]

Front Plant Sci
Delos Angeles MD, Radbouchoom S, Ngarega BK, Lapuz RS, Schneider H.   +4 more
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Melicopeiolensis (Rutaceae), a new tree species from Kaua'i, Hawaiian Islands. [PDF]

PhytoKeys
Wood KR, Lorence DH, Wagner WL, Appelhans MS.   +3 more
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Cyrtandraobliquifolia (Gesneriaceae), a new species from Kaua'i, Hawaiian Islands. [PDF]

PhytoKeys
Wood KR, Wagner WL.
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Taxonomic importance of spore morphology of selected taxa of Asplenium (Aspleniaceae) from Pakistan

Microscopy Research and Technique, 2022
Taxonomic importance of spore morphology of seven taxa of genus Asplenium (Aspleniaceae) from Pakistan is illustrated with SEM. Spore morphology of the taxa were monolete with bilateral symmetry, distal and proximal view were ellipsoidal, spheroidal ...
M Irfan, Gul Jan, Waheed Murad
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Aspleniaceae

Flora of Peninsular Malaysia, 2020
Taxonomic treatment for ...
H. Beentje
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Stelar structure of aspleniaceae

Botanical Magazine, 1980
The stelar morphology of adult and/or juvenile plants of 24 species of Aspleniaceae was examined. A radial dictyostele with two leaf-traces and a single root-trace at each leaf-gap is the most common type in the Aspleniaceae, whereas dorsiventral dictyosteles are present inAsplenium sect. Hymenasplenium andA. lepturus.
Kunio Iwatsuki
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A comparison of the flavonoids in Athyriaceae and Aspleniaceae

Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 1994
Abstract Flavonoid patterns were examined for 18 species of Athyriaceae and 15 species of Aspleniaceae, mainly of Malaysian origin. In the Athyriaceae, flavonol 3- O -glycosides based on both quercetin and kaempferol were the most common flavonoids found, and additionally in some species of Diplazium and Deparia flavone C -glycosides were ...
Umikalsom, Y., Grayer-Barkmeijer, Renée J., Harborne, Jeffrey B.   +2 more
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Molecular phylogenetic assessment of three major taxa in the Asplenium scolopendrium complex (Aspleniaceae)

Taxon, 2023
Taxonomic ambiguities of the Asplenium scolopendrium complex arise from multiple synonyms and reclassifications, subtle phenotypic variations, and a lack of information on phylogenetic relationships.
Namjoo Heo, S. Yun, D. Fernando
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Taxonomic and Nomenclatural Notes on Philippine Ferns. VI. Asplenium lepturus and A. contiguum (Polypodiales, Aspleniaceae), One or Two Species?

The Philippine journal of science, 2023
The present study clarifies the existing confusion between the Southeast Asian–Malesian Asplenium lepturus and the Hawaiian A. contiguum. The geographical range of both species is reported. Eleven (11) European and North American herbaria were visited by
Arthur Edward Salgado
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A new species of Asplenium (Aspleniaceae) from northwest Fujian (China) based on molecular and morphological data

Phytotaxa
A new species, Asplenium latipinnulum H. Ding & K.W. Xu, is described from the Wuyishan National Nature Reserve in Fujian, China. Our phylogenetic analyses of six chloroplast loci indicate that this new species is most closely related to A.
Shui-Fei Chen, Xiao Zheng, Xiaomin Ge, Yu Han, MENG-DAN Deng, Hui Ding, Kewang Xu   +6 more
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