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Die Infloreszenzen der Juncaceae
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The family Juncaceae in Sikkim
Indian Journal of Forestry, 2000The paper deals with 34 species of Juncus L. and 6 species of Luzula DC. of the family Juncaceae Juss. known from Sikkim. A comprehensive taxonomic account of the family is presented along with key to genera, species and detailed description of each taxa. These taxa have been arranged in alphabetical order along with ecological notes and their range of
B. Shukla, Gopal Sinha, A. Chauhan
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1986
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Luzula sect.Luzula (Juncaceae) in Spain
Plant Systematics and Evolution, 1996A survey ofLuzula sect.Luzula (Juncaceae) with data on karyology, morphology and distribution in the Iberian Peninsula is provided. Names published from the region are evaluated.L. campestris subsp.campestris, L. c. subsp.nevadensis, L. sudetica, L. ×heddae, L. congesta, L. ×danica, L. alpina, L. multiflora, andL. multiflora s. l. are discussed.
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1948
Perennial or annual herbs, tufted or with an erect or creeping rhizome. Stems mostly leafy only at the base but sometimes also in the higher parts. Leaves spirally arranged, cylindric to flat and grass-like, mostly linear or filiform, sheathing at the base or entirely reduced to a sheath; sheaths open or closed, sometimes ciliate at the top.
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Perennial or annual herbs, tufted or with an erect or creeping rhizome. Stems mostly leafy only at the base but sometimes also in the higher parts. Leaves spirally arranged, cylindric to flat and grass-like, mostly linear or filiform, sheathing at the base or entirely reduced to a sheath; sheaths open or closed, sometimes ciliate at the top.
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?????? Juncus L. (Juncaceae) ?? ?????????? ??????????????
2021?????????????????????? ???????????????? ???????? Juncus L. ???? ?????????? ??????????????. ?????? ???????? ?????????? ?????????????????? ???????????????????????????? ??????????????, ???????????????? ????????????????, ???????? ?? ???????????????? ?? ??????????????????????????????. ?????????????????? ???????? ?????? ?????????????????????? ??????????.
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Familie Juncaceae Juss. – Binsengewächse
2021An identification key to the three genera of the Juncaceae (Juncus, Oreojuncus and Luzula) is given for the territory of Federal Republic of Germany.
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Notes on Tropical African Juncaceae
Kew Bulletin, 1965Adamson (Journ. Linn. Soc. Bot. 50: 5 (I935)) and Weimarck (Svensk Bot. Tid. 40: 143 (1946)) found that, on average, tropical and South African specimens of Juncus effusus possess slightly smaller flowers than is usually found in European material, and have more lax and more slender inflorescences.
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?????? Luzula DC. (Juncaceae) ?? ?????????? ??????????????
2021A synopsis of the genus Luzula in the flora of Ukraine is presented. Nomenclature citations, synonyms, types and distribution data are provided for each species. An identification key to the species is proposed.
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Seed fats of some New Zealand Juncaceae
Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1967AbstractThe seed fats of nine species of Juncus L. and five varieties of Luzula DC, both of the family Juncaceae, have been shown to be somewhat similar to one another in fatty acid composition but are nevertheless distinguishable. They differ from those of the family Agavaceae1 in containing the following range of fatty acids: linoleic acid 28‐58 ...
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