2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.sjbs.2020.12.048
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A new record of generic vascular plant for the flora of Saudi Arabia: Aspilia kotschyi (Asteraceae)

Abstract: The paper presents Aspilia kotschyi (Sch.Bip. ex Hochst.) Oliv. (Asteraceae), a newly recorded genus of vascular plants, during the fieldwork in Fayfa region in the Southwest of Saudi Arabia. Flora books and scientific research papers dealing with the flora of Saudi Arabia have not mentioned any species of Aspilia genus. The taxon was found for the first time in Saudi Arabia, which makes a new addition and significant contribution to the flora of Saudi Arabia. The plant was seen near cultivated terraces and co… Show more

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“…Recently, new plant records have been documented in the Saudi flora, and the number of these plants is estimated to be 17 new records and five new taxa (Fayed & Alzahrani 2007;Thomas et al 2014;El-Shaboury et al 2018;Basahi & Masrahi 2019;Alzahrani et al 2022;Al-Khulaidi et al 2021;Al-Robai et al 2022;Al-Khulaidi et al 2023). The number of new records is relatively low compared to the number of new taxa discovered in Africa.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, new plant records have been documented in the Saudi flora, and the number of these plants is estimated to be 17 new records and five new taxa (Fayed & Alzahrani 2007;Thomas et al 2014;El-Shaboury et al 2018;Basahi & Masrahi 2019;Alzahrani et al 2022;Al-Khulaidi et al 2021;Al-Robai et al 2022;Al-Khulaidi et al 2023). The number of new records is relatively low compared to the number of new taxa discovered in Africa.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%