关于肯尼亚芦荟复合体（沥青科）的一个新组合的说明

IF 1.2 4区生物学 Q3 PLANT SCIENCES

Bradleya Pub Date : 2022-05-23 DOI:10.25223/brad.n40.2022.a13

L. Newton

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摘要

概述：芦荟、兰氏芦荟和图根芦荟在形态和叶片分泌物化学方面非常相似，但在肯尼亚北部占据不同的地理位置。在这里，它们被视为一个物种的亚种，A.archeri是最早的名称。图根芦荟已经降为亚种级，新组合A.archeri亚种。这里提出了rendilliorum。提供了一个识别密钥。与东非的其他三个物种一起，它们可能是当地的新特有类群。

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Notes on the Aloe archeri complex (Asphodelaceae) in Kenya, with a new combination

Summary: Aloe archeri, A. rendilliorum and A. tugenensis are very similar in morphology and leaf exudate chemistry but occupy separate geographical locations in northern Kenya. Here they are treated as subspecies of one species, for which A. archeri is the earliest name. Aloe tugenensis had already been reduced to subspecies rank, and the new combination A. archeri subsp. rendilliorum is proposed here. An identification key is provided. Together with three other species in eastern Africa they are possibly a local neoendemic group.

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