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Synopsis of the Hypericum denticulatum Complex (Hypericaceae)
Castanea, 2011Abstract Among herbaceous species of Hypericum with surficially glandular-punctate leaves and quadrate, narrowly winged stems, the five taxa of the “Hypericum denticulatum complex” of southeastern United States have in common petals that are strongly inequilateral, orange-yellow, ca.
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A karyomorphological study of the genusHypericum (Hypericaceae) in Japan
The Botanical Magazine Tokyo, 1984Chromosome numbers were determined in 226 collections ofHypericum of Japan, representing nine species and one interspecific hybrid. These included the first cytological records forH. erectum var.caespitosum, H. samaniense, H. hakonense, H. sikokumontanum, H. kamtschaticum var.kamtschaticum, H. kamtschaticum var.hondoense, H.
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Nomenclatural and taxonomic notes on Vismia (Hypericaceae)
PhytotaxaVismia is a neotropical genus and in Brazil it is currently represented by 30 species. Along with the study of the species that occur in this country, we assessed the nomenclatural questions involved with their names, and a first part of these results are presented.
GUSTAVO HIROAKI SHIMIZU +3 more
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And then came molecular phylogenetics—Reactions to a monographic study of Hypericum (Hypericaceae)
Phytotaxa, 2016Completion of a detailed monograph of Hypericum using traditional methods has stimulated the publication of phylogenetic treatments of the genus using molecular methods. The relationships thereby revealed differ from those of the traditional account in several ways that are discussed here.
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An Iranian floristic link with Socotra inHypericum (Hypericaceae)
Plant Systematics and Evolution, 1987Hypericum dogonbadanicumAssadi, a local species from theQuercus brandtii forests of the Zagros Mountains in south-western Iran, belongs to sect.Campylosporus (Spach)R. Keller and is most closely related to a Socotran endemic,H. socotranumGood subsp.smithiiN. Robson.
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A new polyketide from the bark of Hypericum roeperianum Schimp. (Hypericaceae)
Natural Product Research, 2021Gabin Bitchagno +2 more
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Harungana madagascariensis Poir. Hypericaceae
2020Rainer W. Bussmann +2 more
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