澳大利亚属 Asterochaete 和 Carpha（香柏科 Carpheae）的分类综述

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-05-10 DOI:10.1071/sb23015

J. Bruhl, Karen L. Wilson, Xiufu Zhang

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鲤科目前包括鲤属（Carpha）和鲤鱼属（Trianoptiles）。通过表型分析，我们在 Carpha Banks & Sol.我们为这两个属提出了一个新的分类法，包括 Asterochaete 中的 11 个种（A. acuminata X.F.Zhang, A. angustissima (Cherm.) X.F.Zhang, A. borbonica (Steud.) X.F.Zhang, A. capitellata Nees, A. dactyloides (Vahl) K.L.Wilson & J.J.Bruhl, A. discolor T. H.Arnold ex X.F.Zhang, A. C. C. C. H.Arnold ex X.F.Zhang, A. C. H.Arnold ex X.F.Zhang, A. C. H.Arnold ex X.F.Zhang)H.Arnold ex X.F.Zhang、A. eminii (C.B.Clarke) X.F.Zhang、A. filifolia (C.Reid & T.H.Arnold) X.F.Zhang、A. nitens Kunth、A. schlechteri (C.B.Clarke) X.F.Zhang和 A. ulugurensis Nelmes ex X.F.Zhang）以及 Carpha sens. str. （C. alpina R.Br、C. curvata W.M.Curtis，C. nivicola F.Muell.，C. rodwayi W.M.Curtis，和 C. schoenoides Banks & Sol.A. discolor and A. ulugurensis are new species; a new combination, A. dactyloides, is made for what was previously called A. glomerata (Nees) Nees.Asterochaete angustissima、Carpha schoenoides 和 C. nivicola 的等级被澄清，而 Carpha bracteosa C.B.Clarke 和 C. perrieri Cherm.

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A taxonomic review of the austral genera Asterochaete and Carpha (Cyperaceae, Carpheae)

Tribe Carpheae presently includes Carpha and Trianoptiles. Sixteen species were recovered in Carpha Banks & Sol. ex R.Br. sens. lat. by phenetic analyses and these species were separated into two clades that we recognise here as genera Carpha sens. str. and Asterochaete Nees, on the basis of phylogenetic analyses. We present a new taxonomy for the two genera, including eleven species in Asterochaete (A. acuminata X.F.Zhang, A. angustissima (Cherm.) X.F.Zhang, A. borbonica (Steud.) X.F.Zhang, A. capitellata Nees, A. dactyloides (Vahl) K.L.Wilson & J.J.Bruhl, A. discolor T.H.Arnold ex X.F.Zhang, A. eminii (C.B.Clarke) X.F.Zhang, A. filifolia (C.Reid & T.H.Arnold) X.F.Zhang, A. nitens Kunth, A. schlechteri (C.B.Clarke) X.F.Zhang and A. ulugurensis Nelmes ex X.F.Zhang) and five species in Carpha sens. str. (C. alpina R.Br., C. curvata W.M.Curtis, C. nivicola F.Muell., C. rodwayi W.M.Curtis, and C. schoenoides Banks & Sol. ex Hook.f.), with one unassigned name (Carpha aristata Kük.). Asterochaete acuminata, A. discolor and A. ulugurensis are new species; a new combination, A. dactyloides, is made for what was previously called A. glomerata (Nees) Nees. The ranks of Asterochaete angustissima, Carpha schoenoides and C. nivicola are clarified, whereas Carpha bracteosa C.B.Clarke and C. perrieri Cherm. are synonymised with A. capitellata.

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

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31.40

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