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摘要
Schoenus L.是一个大型的世界性属,集中在南半球,在澳大利亚有90多种(Wilson 1993)。它包括明显多年生(大多数)或明显一年生的物种,还有一些在这方面不明确的物种,但可能是短暂的多年生植物。Musili et al.(2016: 267)采用改良的分段分类方法,将一年生种归为Helothrix (Nees) k k.;然而,在同一篇论文中发表的系统发育树中,它们并没有形成一个单系群(Musili et al. 2016: 271, 272),这显然表明有必要改变目前的非谱系分类。
Schoenus coultasii (Cyperaceae: Schoeneae), a new annual species known from a single site in the Pilbara region of Western Australia
Schoenus L. is a large, cosmopolitan genus concentrated in the southern hemisphere, with more than 90 species in Australia (Wilson 1993). It comprises species that are either clearly perennial (the majority) or clearly annual, with a few others that are ambiguous in this regard but are possibly shortlived perennials. Under the modified sectional classification adopted by Musili et al. (2016: 267), the annual species are placed in sect. Helothrix (Nees) Kük.; however, they do not form a monophyletic group in the phylogenetic trees published in the same paper (Musili et al. 2016: 271, 272), apparently indicating that a change to the current infrageneric classification will be necessary.