Annales Botanici Fennici · 2011 · 25 citations · 12 references
Life SciencesBotanyPlant SciencesPlant SystematicsPlant TaxonomySystematicsMorphological SystematicsSpecies DescriptionTaxonomic ClassificationTaxonomic DescriptionTaxonomic DiversityTaxonomic RevisionRedescription Of TaxaSubspecies DelimitationSubspecies DistributionSubspecies IdentificationTaxonomic InventoriesTaxonomic Morphology
The morphological variability of Centaurea langei Nyman (Centaurea sect. Centaurea), an endemic to the north-central and north-west Iberian Peninsula, was studied. Seven subspecies with reasonably well-defined areas are recognized, of which C. langei subsp. dominguezii E. López, Devesa & Arnelas is described as new, and for the others the following combinations are proposed: C. langei subsp. exilis (Arènes) E. López, Devesa & Arnelas, C. langei subsp. coutinhoi (Franco) E. López, Devesa & Arnelas, C. langei subsp. geresensis (Arènes) E. López, Devesa & Arnelas, C. langei subsp. kheilii (Pau) E. López, Devesa & Arnelas, and C. langei subsp. rothmalerana (Arènes) E. López, Devesa & Arnelas. Nomenclatural and taxonomic synonyms are provided for each taxon, most of which are typified. For C. langei subsp. dominguezii, the chromosome number was also studied (2n = 18).
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