2005
DOI: 10.3372/wi.35.35113
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A new species of Satureja (Lamiaceae) from Central Cuba

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“…Studies of this natural population and comparison with similar taxa from the Greater Antilles, described by Urban (1919), Britton & Wilson (1922), Alain (1968) and Méndez Santos & al. (2005), lead us to propose a new species.…”
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“…Studies of this natural population and comparison with similar taxa from the Greater Antilles, described by Urban (1919), Britton & Wilson (1922), Alain (1968) and Méndez Santos & al. (2005), lead us to propose a new species.…”
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“…2016), which have been considered indistinctly as Micromeria Benth. (Grisebach 1866;Sauvalle 1873;Gómez de la Maza 1897;Urban 1919;Britton & Wilson 1922;Borhidi 1981) or Satureja L. (Urban 1924a(Urban , 1924bAlain 1956Alain , 1957Méndez Santos & al. 2005).…”
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“…While reviewing the genus Clinopodium for the Flo ra de la República de Cuba, we found a gathering in B, HAJB and JE collected in 1989 in Santa María del Loreto (Sierra de Los Ciegos), Santiago de Cuba province, with characters that differ from all the species hitherto described. Studies of this natural population and comparison with similar taxa from the Greater Antilles, described by Urban (1919), Britton & Wilson (1922), Alain (1968) and Méndez Santos & al. (2005), lead us to propose a new species.…”
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“…2016), which have been considered indistinctly as Micromeria Benth. (Grisebach 1866;Sauvalle 1873; Gómez de la Maza 1897; Urban 1919;Britton & Wilson 1922;Borhidi 1981) or Satureja L. (Urban 1924a(Urban , 1924bAlain 1956Alain , 1957Méndez Santos & al. 2005).…”
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