Toward New Generic Delimitations in Polygalaceae II: Senega

IF 1.1 3区生物学 Q3 PLANT SCIENCES

Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden Pub Date : 2023-06-07 DOI:10.3417/2023754

J. Pastore, A. Martinez, J. Abbott, Kurt M. Neubig

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Abstract

Based on phylogenetic and morphological evidence, the New World clade of Polygala L. is here recognized as the genus Senega Spach, with three subgenera: the typical Senega, Clinclinia (DC.) J. F. B. Pastore & Agust. Martinez, and Monninopsis (S. F. Blake) J. F. B. Pastore & J. R. Abbott. The subgenera Clinclinia and Monninopsis are based on previous infrageneric delimitations of Chodat and Blake. The subgenus Senega is further divided into 16 sections, with seven new sections designated here: Cleistogamae J. F. B. Pastore & J. R. Abbott, Cruciatae J. F. B. Pastore & J. R. Abbott, Cuspidatae J. F. B. Pastore, Exiguae J. F. B. Pastore, Revolutae J. F. B. Pastore, Sanguineae J. F. B. Pastore & J. R. Abbott, and Verticillatae J. F. B. Pastore & J. R. Abbott. Keys are provided for the subgenera of Senega and also for the sections of Senega subg. Senega.

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远志科新属的划分——Ⅱ：千里光属

根据系统发育和形态学证据，远志的新大陆分支被认为是千里光属，有三个亚属：典型的千里光属、Clinclinia（DC）J.F.B.Pastore和Agust。Martinez和Monninopsis（S.F.Blake）J.F.B.Pastore和J.R.Abbott。Clinclinia和Monninopsis亚属是基于Chodat和Blake以前的亚属划界。Senega亚属又分为16个科，其中7个新科在此指定：Cleistogamae J.F.B.Pastore&J.R.Abbott、Cruciatae J.F.B.Pastore&J.R.Abbott、Cuspidatae J.F.B.Pastore、Exigue J.F.B.Pastore、Revolutae J.F.B.Pastoree、Sanguineae J.F.B.帕斯tore&J.R.Abbott和Verticillate J.F.B.帕斯tore&J.R.Abbott。提供了Senega亚属和Senega亚属各部分的钥匙。塞内加。

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Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 生物-植物科学

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