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2010
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Hydrobiologia, 1970
A new species and a new variety ofSpirogyra have been recorded.Spirogyra varshaii spec. nov. has been described and compared to two related species ofSpirogyra. This species has a very distinct subdenticulate to denticulate type of ornamentation of the zygospore wall and differs from the other two related speciesS. chakiense andS. verruculosa in having
Braj Nandan Prasad, Shipra Dutta
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A new species and a new variety ofSpirogyra have been recorded.Spirogyra varshaii spec. nov. has been described and compared to two related species ofSpirogyra. This species has a very distinct subdenticulate to denticulate type of ornamentation of the zygospore wall and differs from the other two related speciesS. chakiense andS. verruculosa in having
Braj Nandan Prasad, Shipra Dutta
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1997
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Acta Botanica Neerlandica, 1970
SUMMARY The following new taxa are described: Sect. Erythrosperma: T. trottii v. Soest Sect. Erythrocarpa: T. behzudicum v. Soest; T. kabulense v. Soest; T. pseudo-dissimile f. maculatum v. Soest; T. transjordanicum v. Soest Sect. Macrocornuta: T. pseudo-wallichii v. Soest Sect. Calanthodia: T. licentii v.
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SUMMARY The following new taxa are described: Sect. Erythrosperma: T. trottii v. Soest Sect. Erythrocarpa: T. behzudicum v. Soest; T. kabulense v. Soest; T. pseudo-dissimile f. maculatum v. Soest; T. transjordanicum v. Soest Sect. Macrocornuta: T. pseudo-wallichii v. Soest Sect. Calanthodia: T. licentii v.
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New infrafamilial taxa in Asteraceae
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Panero, Jose L., Funk, Vicki Ann
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Nelumbo
During a revison of Capparaceae for the Flora of India Project, three new taxa were observed which are described below. Two species viz Capparis srilankensis and Stixis nayarii do not occur in India proper whereas Cleome viscosa var. negarjunakondensis, as it presently known, is confined to Andhra Pradesh in India.
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During a revison of Capparaceae for the Flora of India Project, three new taxa were observed which are described below. Two species viz Capparis srilankensis and Stixis nayarii do not occur in India proper whereas Cleome viscosa var. negarjunakondensis, as it presently known, is confined to Andhra Pradesh in India.
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New taxa within the orderOrchidales
Folia Geobotanica et Phytotaxonomica, 1991One new tribe (Telipogoneae) and nine new subtribes (Bartholininae, Cheirostylidinae, Elleanthinae, Epidendrinae, Herminiinae, Isochilinae, Oberoniinae, Phragmipeddiinae, Thecopodinae) are described. The status changes for five other taxa are proposed.
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New Taxa in Utricularia (Lentibulariaceae)
Kew Bulletin, 1986satisfactory, being based either on largely incomplete material or on only a small proportion of the species. Those of C. S. Rafinesque (1836), A. De Candolle (1844) and F. Kamienski (1891) fall into the first category while those ofJ. B. Barnhart (1916) and S. Komiya (1973) fall into the second.
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Folia Geobotanica et Phytotaxonomica, 1966
Five new species and two varieties from the sectionMultifidae are described from the Sino-Himalayan region. They are referred to the affinity ofP. multifida L. andP. griffithii Hook. f.; one of the new species is probably related toP. gerardiana Lindl. and one is intermediate between the species of the sectionsMultifidae andNiveae.
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Five new species and two varieties from the sectionMultifidae are described from the Sino-Himalayan region. They are referred to the affinity ofP. multifida L. andP. griffithii Hook. f.; one of the new species is probably related toP. gerardiana Lindl. and one is intermediate between the species of the sectionsMultifidae andNiveae.
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1976
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