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摘要
对来自芬诺斯坎迪亚的113份植物标本馆标本的23个性状进行了形态计量学多变量分析。结果表明,在毛茛属植物中可识别出4个分类群,即毛茛属亚种。acris, E. acris subsp。脱色菌(H. Lindb.)希顿宁,e。水蛭(o.f. m ll.)Arcang。和棘球绦虫。politus (Fr.) H. Lindb。相比之下,以前接受的E. (acris subsp.) brachycephalus H. Lindb。被证明与E. acris亚种难以区分。因此,Droebachiensis和被视为同义词。亚种主要根据毛被特征、叶节和花部的大小和色素来区分,但23个特征中有21个在分类群之间存在显著差异。acris、droebachiensis和politus三个亚种间的显著差异性状最多(10个),而脱色亚种和acris间的显著差异性状只有5个。对这些分类群的特征范围和差异进行了比较和讨论,并提供了亚种的关键。此外,根据植物标本馆标本绘制了它们在瑞典的分布图。克里斯几乎在全国都很常见。Droebachiensis是相对罕见的,局限于中部,亚属。波利图斯仅限于北半部。
Morphometrics and taxonomy of Erigeron acris sensu lato (Asteraceae) in Fennoscandia
Morphometric multivariate analysis has been performed based on 23 characters observed on 113 herbarium specimens from throughout Fennoscandia. This demonstrates that four taxa can be recognised within Erigeron acris L. sensu lato, viz. E. acris L. subsp. acris, E. acris subsp. decoloratus (H. Lindb.) Hiitonen, E. acris subsp. droebachiensis (O. F. Müll.) Arcang. and E. acris subsp. politus (Fr.) H. Lindb. In contrast, the previously accepted E. (acris subsp.) brachycephalus H. Lindb. is shown to be indistinguishable from E. acris subsp. droebachiensis and is accordingly treated as a synonym. The subspecies are distinguishable mainly based on indumentum characteristics, and size and pigmentaton of phyllaries and floral parts, but 21 of the 23 characters were significantly different among taxa. The largest number (ten) of significantly different characters was found between subspecies acris, droebachiensis and politus, whereas only five characters differed significantly between decoloratus and acris. The contrasting character ranges and distinctness of these taxa is presented and discussed, and a key to the subspecies is provided. In addition, their distributions in Sweden are mapped based on herbarium specimens, showing that subsp. acris is common almost throughout the country, subsp. droebachiensis is relatively rare and restricted to the central parts, and subsp. politus is confined to the northern half.