Epimedium daiguii (Berberidaceae), a new species from central China

IF 1 4区生物学 Q3 PLANT SCIENCES

Phytotaxa Pub Date : 2024-01-11 DOI:10.11646/phytotaxa.634.1.7

Cheng Zhang, Xiang Liu, Z. Nie, Y. Meng, BAO-LIN Guo, QUAN-RU Liu

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Abstract

Epimedium daiguii C. Zhang, B.L. Guo & Q.R. Liu, a new species of the Epimedium, is found and described from Wuling Mountains, Hunan Province, China. It should be a member of Epimedium sect. Diphyllon ser. Brachycerae due to the distinct minor flower feature. This new species resembles E. elachyphyllum (E. parvifolium) in flower traits. The stout rhizomes, flowering stem with two opposite trifoliolate leaves and paniculate inflorescences of this new species distinguish from E. elachyphyllum with elongated rhizomes, flowering stem with a single leaflet, and simple inflorescences.

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中国中部的一个新种 Epimedium daiguii (Berberidaceae)

Epimedium daiguii C. Zhang, B.L. Guo & Q.R. Liu是淫羊藿属的一个新种，在中国湖南省武陵山区被发现和描述。它应该是 Epimedium sect.Diphyllon ser.Brachycerae 的成员。elachyphyllum (E. parvifolium) 相似。elachyphyllum 的区别，后者的根茎细长，花茎上有单个小叶，花序简单。

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Phytotaxa PLANT SCIENCES-

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1.90

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27.30%

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956

审稿时长

1 months

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