Fruit micromorphological characters of the genus Grammosciadium DC. (Apiaceae) in Turkey

Bani, Barış; Karakaya, Muhammet Ali; Çeter, Tali̇p

doi:10.11646/phytotaxa.246.3.2

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“…For descriptions and terminology of our micromorphological observations, we follow Özcan (2004), Bani & al. (2016aBani & al. ( , 2016b and Liu & Downie (2017).…”

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Fruit morphology of the genus <em>Pimpinella (Apiaceae)</em> in Turkey

Yeşıl

Akalin

Akpulat

et al. 2018

Anal. Jard. Bot. Madr.

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To explore if fruit morphology could aid in taxonomy of the genus Pimpinella L., we have undertaken a study of fruits from 26 Turkish taxa of Pimpinella using light and scanning electron microscopy—SEM—. A great deal of inter and intraspecific variation for both fruit shape and surface was observed. Fruit shapes of Turkish taxa of Pimpinella range from oblong-cylindrical to subglobose and indumentum when present can be strigose, hispid and may include hamate trichomes. Variation in fruit surface is also considerable and allows recognizing nine different ornamentation patterns. However, variation in shape, surface ornamentation and indumentum is not tightly associated since species with similar fruit shapes do not necessarily have similar surface ornamentation. To jointly analyse fruit morphology together with the most commonly used morphological characters of the whole plant and to compare morphological evidence with available phylogenetic hypotheses, a cluster analysis was also performed: the Turkish species of Pimpinella were clustered into two distinct groups, the second one subdivided in another two subgroups.

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“…For descriptions and terminology of our micromorphological observations, we follow Özcan (2004), Bani & al. (2016aBani & al. ( , 2016b and Liu & Downie (2017).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fruit morphology of the genus <em>Pimpinella (Apiaceae)</em> in Turkey

Yeşıl

Akalin

Akpulat

et al. 2018

Anal. Jard. Bot. Madr.

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“…Judging by the illustrations, the relief is tuberculate also known among many other representatives of the Pimpinelleae clade (Pimenov et al, 2021). Bani et al (2016) studied the fruit micromorphology of 8 species of the genus Grammociadium. A different degree of variability of characters was shown.…”

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Fruit micromorphology of Siberian Apiaceae and its value for taxonomy of the family

Ostroumova

2021

Turczaninowia

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Using a scanning electron microscope, the fruit micromorphology of the family Apiaceae of Siberia was studied. In total, the study covered 97 species of wild, adventive, and the most important cultivated plants. Within one fruit, micromorphology is heterogeneous; the most informative is the surface of the grooves and the rib bases. Exocarp cells are described (relative position, shape, size, nature of the boundaries between cells, outer walls, and fine relief of the cell wall). Characters most consistent within the species, for example, outgrowths on cell surface and a thin relief of cell wall, are noted. The characteristics of the ridges of the ribs, stomata (their presence, position on the surface of the fruit, and cuticle on the cells adjacent to the stomata), and epicuticular wax are also given. 25 species have hairs, scales, spines or warts on the surface; the shape of these structures and their fine relief are described. The importance of micromorphology for species identification and taxonomy is shown. The wide distribution of parallel variability in the family is noted.

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“…Historically the species have been distinguished by a combination of quantitative and qualitative characters (Boissier 1844, 1872, Freyn 1901, Bordzilowski 1915, Vinogradova and Tamamschian 1968, Tamamschian and Vinogradova 1969, 1969a, 1970, Vinogradova 1995, Bani and Koch 2015, Bani et al 2016). …”

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“…Also fruit surface ornamentations is different in both sections (Bani et al 2016). Since both of these sections are included in subgenus Caropodium of genus Grammosciadium in the actual literature (Tamamschian and Vinogradova 1969a, b, 1970, Vinogradova 1995), we still follow the concepts of sections and subgenera for pragmatic reasons, but being fully aware that this is an artificially splitting concept and is awaiting phylogenetic analysis (work in progress).…”

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Taxonomic implications from morphological and anatomical studies in the section Stenodiptera from the genus Grammosciadium (Apiaceae)

Bani¹,

Ulusoy²,

Karakaya³

et al. 2016

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Grammosciadium pterocarpum subsp. bilgilii and Grammosciadium pterocarpum subsp. sivasicum from Turkey are herein described as two new subspecies, and the species Grammosciadium schischkinii is synonymied under Grammosciadium pterocarpum subsp. pterocarpum. Quantitative variation of morphological and anatomical characters have been analysed to provide discriminative characters between the taxa of section Stenodiptera and to provide a key to the species. The taxonomic status of the taxa has been discussed in light of these morphological and fruit anatomical data using multivariate statistics such as MANOVA and Principal Component Analysis. The results are also used to present a critical discussion of characters used to distinguish and determine different taxa within Grammosciadium. MANOVA showed that ten characters, except stylopodium and style length, differed significantly among the taxa, and the results were confirmed by Tukey tests and PCA analysis (except the character of fruit number). However, only ranges of the characters of sepal length, fruit length, fruit width, fruit width/wing width ratio, and width of fruit wing are not overlapped. Qualitative characters of petiolate stipular segments of lower leaves and presence of funicular oil ducts in transvers section of mericarps were found as diagnostic characters.

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Fruit micromorphological characters of the genus Grammosciadium DC. (Apiaceae) in Turkey

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Fruit morphology of the genus <em>Pimpinella (Apiaceae)</em> in Turkey

Fruit morphology of the genus <em>Pimpinella (Apiaceae)</em> in Turkey

Fruit micromorphology of Siberian Apiaceae and its value for taxonomy of the family

Taxonomic implications from morphological and anatomical studies in the section Stenodiptera from the genus Grammosciadium (Apiaceae)

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