2015
DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.233.1.9
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A revised typification of Jasione corymbosa and J. glabra (Campanulaceae) from the Western Mediterranean area

Abstract: The genus Jasione Linnaeus (1753: 163) (Campanulaceae Juss.) is represented by ca. 16 species distributed throughout Europe and the Mediterranean Region, from coastal dunes to alpine zones, and growing on a wide variety of substrates as well (Sales & Hedge 2001b). The genus shows a high degree of polymorphism, which can be partially caused by its representation accross a wide range of ecological niches. This variability reaches its maximum expression within the Iberian Peninsula (Bokhari & Sales 2001).

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“…The relevant Plio-Holocene glacial-interglacial processes explain previous results discussed for the morpho-taxonomic variability in Jasione (Bokhari and Sales 2001;Sales et al 2004;Rubido-Bará et al 2010;Ferrer-Gallego et al 2015). According to the results obtained, Plio-Holocene migrations of Jasione from the Mediterranean basin, especially from its most western area towards remaining western Eurasia, as a response to those glacial-interglacial rhythms could be suggested.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 75%
“…The relevant Plio-Holocene glacial-interglacial processes explain previous results discussed for the morpho-taxonomic variability in Jasione (Bokhari and Sales 2001;Sales et al 2004;Rubido-Bará et al 2010;Ferrer-Gallego et al 2015). According to the results obtained, Plio-Holocene migrations of Jasione from the Mediterranean basin, especially from its most western area towards remaining western Eurasia, as a response to those glacial-interglacial rhythms could be suggested.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 75%
“…These works were later complemented by nomenclatural precisions in the Iberian–North African Jasione corymbosa poir. ex Schult complex [ 12 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%