Stachys marashica(Lamiaceae), a New Species from Turkey

İlçım, Ahmet; Çenet, Menderes; Dadandi, Mehmet Yaşar

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“…The list of the specimens was given at the end. The specimens from Gaziantep were compared with the morphologically similar species and the data from the literature [4,5,8,10]. After that, it was concluded that the specimens represent a new species.…”

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“…Stachys has 91 species, 22 subspecies and three varieties (116 taxa) belonging to 15 sections and two subgenera in Turkey. Of the 116 taxa, 55 (47.4 %) are endemic to Turkey [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. The endemic taxa are mostly eastern Mediterranean elements.…”

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“…Its taxonomic position is quite isolated [1]. Section Infrarosularis R. Bhattacharjee is represented in Turkey by 10 taxa belonging to 9 species which are all endemics [4,5,8,10,11].…”

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Stachys gaziantepensis (Lamiaceae), a New Species from South Anatolia, Turkey

Dinç

Doğu

2015

Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., India, Sect. B Biol. Sci.

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Stachys gaziantepensis species nova is described and illustrated. It exhibits general features of the section Infrarosularis. However, it differs from the other species of the section from Turkey by its slender appearance. In addition, while the other species of the section grow on limestone or serpentine rocks, the new species grows on marble rocks. Diagnostic characters of S. gaziantepensis from sect. Infrarosularis species, especially from its closest relative S. pumila and S. choruhensis with extreme distribution, are discussed. In addition to its more slender appearance, it differs from S. pumila by its indumentum, leaf shape, inflorescence, calyx size and shape, corolla size and colour; from S. choruhensis by its indumentum, stem ramification, leaf shape, inflorescence and corolla colour according to the observations. The accompanying taxa within its habitat are given. The conservation status of the new species is also evaluated based on population density and possible threats within presently known locality.

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Stachys gaziantepensis (Lamiaceae), a New Species from South Anatolia, Turkey

Dinç

Doğu

2015

Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., India, Sect. B Biol. Sci.

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“…In Turkey, Stachys was represented 115 taxa belonging to 15 sections and two subgenera. Of the 115 taxa, 54 (47%) are endemic to Turkey and are mostly eastern Mediterranean elements (Bhattacharjee 1982, Davis et al 1988, Gemici and Leblebici 1998, Duman 2000, İlçim et al 2008.…”

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Karyological Studies of Six Endemic Species of Stachys (Lamiaceae) Subsect. Fragiles from Turkey

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Summary Several chromosome numbers are reported for Stachys taxa but little information is available about chromosome morphology. Thus, this study aims to investigate the karyotypes of six endemic Stachys species from Turkey. Two different chromosome numbers are reported as 2n=30 (Stachys chasmosericea and S. pinardii) and 2n=34 (S. euadenia, S. buttleri, S. pseudopinardii and S. longiflora). The chromosome types of the studied taxa are metacentric and submetacentric. Karyological features and asymmetry indices (M CA , CV CI and CV CL ) of the six endemic species are identified for the first time, and karyological relationships are determined. Also we presented published chromosome data of Stachys along with new counts. These data can be used for chromosome number evolution for the genus and helpful for understanding its evolution.

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“…Seventy two species were reported in a revision that R. Bhattacharjee conducted for the Flora of Turkey. Later studies have increased the species number to 90 (115 taxa), 54 of which 47% are endemic to Turkey (Bhattacharjee, 1982;Davis et al, 1982;Sümbül, 1990;Gemici and Leblebici, 1998;Duman, 2000;Dinç and Doğan, 2006;İlçim et al, 2008;Daşkın et al, 2009;Akçiçek, 2010;Yıldırımlı, 2010;Yılmaz et al, 2010; *Corresponding author. E-mail: sselvi2000@yahoo.com.…”

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Comparative anatomical studies on the two Stachys species (sect. Eriostomum, subsect. Germanicae) growing in Turkey

Erdoğan¹

2012

Afr. J. Pharm. Pharmacol.

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In this study, comparative anatomical studies on the two Stachys species (sect. Eriostomum, subsect. Germanicae) in Turkey were carried out on the plants collected from their type localities. These species are Stachys balansae Boiss. & Kotschy and Stachys carduchorum (R. Bhattacharjee) Rech.f. which are morphologically very similar to each other. Anatomical properties of Germanicae subsection was reported for the first time. In anatomical studies, the root, stem, leaf and petioles have been examined under light microscope in details; microphotographs was taken and micro-anatomical measurements of cells and tissues was done and presented in table. In anatomical results, there is almost no marked difference in anatomical structures of the roots and stems cross sections belonging to the taxa, however, anatomical differences are clear in vascular bundles present in median veins of the cross sections taken from the leaves and petioles. Anatomic properties of the two species was determined to be similar to the anatomic properties of other species of the genus Stachys.

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Stachys marashica(Lamiaceae), a New Species from Turkey

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Stachys gaziantepensis (Lamiaceae), a New Species from South Anatolia, Turkey

Stachys gaziantepensis (Lamiaceae), a New Species from South Anatolia, Turkey

Karyological Studies of Six Endemic Species of <i>Stachys</i> (Lamiaceae) Subsect. <i>Fragiles</i> from Turkey

Comparative anatomical studies on the two Stachys species (sect. Eriostomum, subsect. Germanicae) growing in Turkey

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