CLINOPODIUM ALBANICUM (GRISEB. ex K. MALÝ) MELNIKOV NEW SPECIES FOR THE FLORA OF THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA

Matevski, Vlado

doi:10.20903/csnmbs.masa.2018.39.2.124

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“…Benth. In addition, five to six, depending on point of view [ 8 , 12 , 19 , 41 , 42 , 43 , 44 , 45 , 46 ], taxa recently transferred from the genus Micromeria to the genus Clinopodium were studied, namely Clinopodium dalmaticum (Benth.) Bräuchler et Heubl (syn.…”

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Micromorphological Traits of Balcanic Micromeria and Closely Related Clinopodium Species (Lamiaceae)

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Bogunić

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A study of the trichomes types and distribution and pollen morphology was carried out in nine Micromeria taxa (M. cristata ssp. cristata, M. cristata ssp. kosaninii, M. croatica, M. graeca ssp. graeca, M. graeca ssp. fruticulosa, M. juliana, M. kerneri, M. longipedunculata and M. microphylla) and five closely related Clinopodium species (C. dalmaticum, C. frivaldszkyanum, C. pulegium, C. serpyllifolium and C. thymifolium) from the Lamiaceae family of the Balkan Peninsula. By scanning electron microscope, non-glandular trichomes, peltate and capitate trichomes were observed on the calyx, leaves and stem of the studied species. Two subtypes of capitate trichomes were observed in Micromeria species: subtype 1 (consisting of a basal epidermal cell and an elliptically shaped head cell) and subtype 2 (consisting of a basal epidermal cell, two to three stalk cells and a round head cell). In Clinopodium species, three types of capitate trichomes were observed: subtype 1, subtype 3 (consisting of a basal epidermal cell, a short peduncle cell, and a single round head cell), and subtype 4 (consisting of a basal epidermal cell, a stalk cell, and an elongated head cell). These results support the recent transfer of Micromeria species from the section Pseudomelissa to the genus Clinopodium.

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Micromorphological Traits of Balcanic Micromeria and Closely Related Clinopodium Species (Lamiaceae)

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CLINOPODIUM ALBANICUM (GRISEB. ex K. MALÝ) MELNIKOV NEW SPECIES FOR THE FLORA OF THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA

Abstract: During floristical investigation in western parts of the Republic of Macedonia one new species of vascular plants was found which was not previously reported for the country – Clinopodium albanicum (Griseb. ex K. Malý) Melnikov.

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Micromorphological Traits of Balcanic Micromeria and Closely Related Clinopodium Species (Lamiaceae)

Micromorphological Traits of Balcanic Micromeria and Closely Related Clinopodium Species (Lamiaceae)

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