Electrophoretic pattern of seed proteins in &lt;i&gt;Trifolium&lt;/i&gt;  L. and its  taxonomic implications

George, N. M.; Ghareeb, A.; Fawzi, Nael M.; Saad, Saydat

doi:10.3329/bjpt.v20i1.15461

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“…In the studies by George et al (2013) on the seeds of 61 taxa belonging to the sections Trifolium, Lotoidea Crantz, Mistyllus (C. Presl) Godr, Vesicaria Crantz, and Chronosemium Ser., the CA results of SDS PAGE profiles, with some restrictions, supported the sectional classification of Zohary and Heller (1984). Watson et al (2000) carried out a phylogenetic classification of the Trifolium taxa in Asia, Europe, and Africa.…”

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A descriptive study of some Trifolium L. (Clover) taxa grown in Bolu Province

Uslu¹,

Babaç²

2019

Turk J Bot

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Micromorphological characteristics of 13 Trifolium species, which are grown in the province of Bolu, were examined using a scanning electron microscope (SEM). The morphological characteristics determined from the study were subjected to morphometric analyses and their variation spectrums were defined. Tricolporate pollen grains showed two pollen shapes, prolate and subprolate, according to equatorial view. The smallest size of polar axis length (18.00 μm) was found in T. micranthum Viv. from section Chronosemium Ser.; the largest (88.95 μm) was found in T. hirtum All. from section Trifolium L.. Statistically, the smallest seeds were found in T. resupinatum L. from the section Vesicaria Crantz. with an average size of 1.01 mm. However, the largest seeds were observed in T. hirtum species from the section Trifolium with an average size of 2.04 mm. The results gave similar groupings in cluster (CA) and principal coordinate analysis (PCoA). Main taxa were grouped under section Trifolium; T. campestre Schreb. and T. micranthum produced section Chronosemium; T. physodes Steven & M. Bieb. and T. resupinatum formed the section Vesicaria; and finally, T. nigrescens Viv. presented the section Lotoidea Crantz.. Besides taxonomical classification, pollen and seed properties of 13 Trifolium taxa were also investigated.

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A descriptive study of some Trifolium L. (Clover) taxa grown in Bolu Province

Uslu¹,

Babaç²

2019

Turk J Bot

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“…In this area, it is represented by over 150 species, the richest country being Turkey (over 100 species), the poorest Egypt (22 species) (Euro+Med 2006 onwards). Italy holds 72 species (Conti et al 2005) and 7 out of 8 sections that are typically recognized in the infrageneric classification of the genus Trifolium based on morphology (Zohary and Heller 1984, Greuter et al 1989, Coulot and Rabaute 2013, George et al 2013. Clovers are widely grown as green manure crops, pasture, livestock forage or silage; crop species have become extensively naturalized and are becoming increasingly widespread.…”

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Distribution and taxonomy of the Italian clovers belonging to Trifolium sect. Vesicastrum subsect. Mystillus (Fabaceae)

Scoppola¹,

Lattanzi²,

Bernardo³

2016

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Citation: Scoppola A, Lattanzi E, Bernardo L (2016) Distribution and taxonomy of the Italian clovers belonging to Trifolium sect. Vesicastrum subsect. Mystillus (Fabaceae). Italian Botanist 2: 7-27. doi: 10.3897/italianbotanist.2.10361 AbstractIn this paper, we focused our attention on the taxonomy and distribution in Italy of taxa belonging to Trifolium sect. Vesicastrum subsect. Mystillus. A short description of these closely related clovers, based on the study of fresh plant material, revision of herbarium specimens, and analysis of the relevant literature, is provided. Diagnostic features were highlighted by means of high-resolution digital images and, accordingly, an identification key is given. Trifolium spumosum, T. vesiculosum, T. mutabile and T. setiferum are reported to be distributed throughout Italy. We have updated the Italian distribution of the first three species by providing new occurrences from Tuscany, Umbria, Campania, Basilicata, and Calabria and by correcting previous references. The current presence of T. multistriatum in southern Italy is confirmed by our study, while T. setiferum must be excluded from the flora of Sicily. The study resulted in five new regional occurrences and 16 changes of presence status. Finally, intermediate forms between T. vesiculosum, T. multistriatum and T. mutabile were found both in living material and in the revised herbarium specimens.

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“…Morphology of seeds of many mimosoid taxa has been treated variously in many studies among them: Manning & Van Staden (1987), Al-Gohary & Mohamed (2007) and Karakish et al (2013). Electrophoresis has become an additional tool applied in resolving taxonomic and phylogenetic problems (George et al, 2013 andBurghardt &Espert, 2007). Most applications of electrophoretic techniques in plant classifications use gel medium supports.…”

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Taxonomic Implications of Seed Morphology and Seed Protein Electrophoresis of Some Egyptian Taxa of the Mimosoideae-Leguminosae.

2016

Egypt. J. Bot.

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Electrophoretic pattern of seed proteins in <i>Trifolium</i> L. and its taxonomic implications

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

A descriptive study of some Trifolium L. (Clover) taxa grown in Bolu Province

A descriptive study of some Trifolium L. (Clover) taxa grown in Bolu Province

Distribution and taxonomy of the Italian clovers belonging to Trifolium sect. Vesicastrum subsect. Mystillus (Fabaceae)

Taxonomic Implications of Seed Morphology and Seed Protein Electrophoresis of Some Egyptian Taxa of the Mimosoideae-Leguminosae.

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