California, a new genus of Geraniaceae endemic to the southwest of North America

Aldasoro, Juan José; Navarro, Carmen; Vargas, Pablo; Sáez, Llorenç; Aedo, Carlos

doi:10.3989/ajbm.2001.v59.i2.128

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“…J.J. ALDASORO, C. NAVARRO, P. VARGAS, L. SAEZ AND C. AEDO is an annual or biennial plant with long petioled leaves growing from short stems. Its leaves are reniform and shallowly lobed, and its flowers have white, sometimes with a red tint, petals that are approximately 6 to 8 mm long (Aldasoro et al, 2002). Flowers are ephemeral with petals typically falling off within one day.…”

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“…Based on morphological data C. macrophylla has recently been segregated from the genus Erodium into the new monotypic genus California (Aldasoro et al, 2002). Aldasoro et al (2002) describes three characteristics that separate C. macrophylla from species of Erodium (and the genus Monsonia): arrangement of stamens, mericarp bristle morphology, and leaf shape.…”

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“…Aldasoro et al (2002) describes three characteristics that separate C. macrophylla from species of Erodium (and the genus Monsonia): arrangement of stamens, mericarp bristle morphology, and leaf shape. All species in the genus Erodium have five fertile stamens and five staminodes.…”

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“…A sixth genus, California, has been segregated from Erodium primarily because of the absence of staminodes (Aldasoro et al 2002). The genus Erodium is distributed across all continents.…”

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A morphological study on the dioecious endemic Erodium somanum H. Peşmen (Geraniaceae), critically endangered in Turkey

Oskay¹

2017

Acta Botanica Croatica

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-Morphological features of the endemic Erodium somanum are investigated based on the specimens collected from natural populations from Soma in Manisa. Almost all morphological characteristics are expanded and some morphological characteristics are fi rstly determined in this study. E. somanum is a dioecious species and in this study drawings of male and female individuals are given for the fi rst time. An umbel is 3-5 fl owered in female plants and 6-11 fl owered in male plants, pedicels accrescent to 20-25 mm in fruit. Flower morphology was identifi ed in detail and drawings are given for the fi rst time. Stigma color ranges from yellow to red in populations. The fruit is long-beaked 4.8-8 cm, stout and adpressed pilose, glandular below. Mericarp morphology investigated for fruit characters has a special diagnostic value for systematic studies. The mericarp micromorphology and seed micromorphology were determined for the fi rst time. Mericarp size 9-12 mm, mericarps have two apical shallow pits (foveoles) without furrow beneath. Mericarp surface ornamentation is foveate with crowded bristles of dissimilar size, some longer and others shorter. Mericarp pit is crowded with eglandular hairs and some sparse, long-stalked glands which are also at the start of the awn. Seed size is 4.5-6×1.5-2 mm, seed type is narrowly ovate, seed surface is ruminate.

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“…Erodium L'Herit is one of the six genera belonging to the family Geraniaceae (Takhtajan, 1997;Aldasoro et al, 2002;Fiz et al, 2006) and is represented by 74 species on all continents except Antarctica (Fiz et al, 2006). North America has 1, South America 1, Australia 5, and Asia 4 species, while the Mediterranean region, as the largest center of diversity, has 63 species (Fiz et al, 2006).…”

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Reproductive biology of the critically endangered endemic plantErodium somanum in Turkey

Oskay¹

2017

Turk J Bot

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California, a new genus of Geraniaceae endemic to the southwest of North America

Cited by 12 publications

References 7 publications

Rare Plant Restoration and Monitoring at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Site 300, Project Progress Report, Fiscal Year 2005 and 2006.

Rare Plant Restoration and Monitoring at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Site 300, Project Progress Report, Fiscal Year 2005 and 2006.

A morphological study on the dioecious endemic Erodium somanum H. Peşmen (Geraniaceae), critically endangered in Turkey

Reproductive biology of the critically endangered endemic plantErodium somanum in Turkey

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