Morphology, Anatomy, Hair and Karyotype Structure of Salvia blepharoclaena Hedge and Hub.-Mor. (Lamiaceae), Endemic to Turkey

Özkan, Muhlis; Soy, Erhan

doi:10.3923/pjbs.2007.893.898

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“…In Flora of Turkey and the East Aegean Islands, Hedge (1982) has reported chromosome numbers of Turkish Salvia as 2n=8, 14,15,16,18,20,21,22,24,32,44. The chromosome number and karyotype formula of S. blepharoclaena were found to be 2n=14 and 3sm+4st, respectively (Özkan and Soy 2007). In the present study, we observed that the chromosome number of S. blepharoclaena was 2n=14, as determined in the study of Özkan and Soy (2007).…”

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Karyological Studies on Six Endemic Plant Taxa in Turkey

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SummaryIn this study, the chromosome number and detailed morphometric properties of six endemic taxa belonging to five dicot families which grow naturally in Turkey were examined. The somatic chromosome number and karyotype formula of the taxa of Asteraceae family were determined to be 2n=18 and 8m+1sm in Tanacetum argenteum ssp. argenteum and 2n=18 and 7m+2sm+1B in Tanacetum densum ssp. sivasicum, respectively. The somatic chromosome number and karyotype formula were determined as 2n=32 and 10m+6sm in Fumana trisperma belonging to Cistaceae, 2n=14 and 5m+2sm in Onobrychis albiflora belonging to Fabaceae, 2n=14 and 2m+5sm in Salvia blepharochlaena belonging to Lamiaceae, and 2n=14 and 2m+5sm in Glaucium acutidentatum belonging to Papaveraceae family. The somatic chromosome numbers of six taxa collected from different localities in Turkey were counted for the first time, except for T. argenteum var. argenteum and Salvia blepharocleana.

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“…It was observed that the examined taxa of Salvia have high density of peltate hairs on the leaves and flowers but not on other parts. Similar results were found in the literatüre (Özkan and Soy, 2007;Özkan, 2008). It can be thought that secretion in peltate hair gives the characteristic smell rather than in capitate hair.…”

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Numerical Comparative Hairs of Some Lamiaceae Taxa Collected from Turkey

Özdemir

Koçabaş

2017

Planta daninha

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-In this study, glandular and aglandular hairs were examined and compared numerically in the vegatative and reproductive organs of Salvia viridis, Salvia verticillata subsp. amasiaca, Salvia virgata, Phlomis pungens var. pungen, Phlomis pungens var. hispida, Stachys cretica subsp. anatolica, Stachys cretica subsp. smyrnaea, Teucrium scordium subsp. scordioides. It has been observed that all taxa which are collected Western and Northern Anatolia have glandular hairs and aglandular hairs of various shapes, size and modes of secretion. The hairs variations in eight Lamiaceae taxa were been investigated by means of numerical methods (Analysis of variance and Pearson correlation). It was also found that the results from numerical analysis of the hairs characters can provide additional evidences for the recognition of the taxa.Keywords: Lamiaceae, hairs, numerical. RESUMO -Neste estudo, pelos glandulares e aglandulares foram examinados e comparados numericamente nos órgãos reprodutivos e vegetativos de

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“…The pith rays of S. salviifolia have often 2 rarely 9-12 layered cells. The results were parallel with Metcalfe and Chalk (1972) and other studies (Baran and Özdemir, 2009;Özkan and Soy, 2007). The species of Lamiaceae have quadrangular stem and there is a scleranchymatous tissue outside of the vascular bundles (Metcalfe and Chalk, 1972).…”

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Anatomical And Glandular Trichome Characteristics of Scutellaria salviifolıa (Lamiaceae) Endemic to Turkey

Çalı¹

2017

IJAB

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The anatomy and glandular trichome morphology of endemic Scutellaria salviifolia Bentham (Lamiaceae) were examined to comprehend the important characteristics for systematic purposes. Some anatomical characters for example often 2 rarely 9-12 rowed pith rays in roots, the quadrangular stem and sclerenchymatous cells groups on the corners of stem, caryophyllaceous stoma and izobilateral leaf, one small subsidiary bundle on the corners and one big vascular bundle in petiole provide important information of taxonomical significance. Four different glandular trichome types were determined on S. salviifolia. The glandular trichome types were peltate (type I), type IIA, type IIB and type IIC capitate glandular. Peltate, type IIA and type IIB capitate glandular trichomes were seen nearly all organs of S. salviifolia, but type IIC capitate glandular trichomes were observed on only calyx. Type IIC capitate glandular trichomes are of very special type, which can be the significant taxonomic character of plant.

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Morphology, Anatomy, Hair and Karyotype Structure of Salvia blepharoclaena Hedge and Hub.-Mor. (Lamiaceae), Endemic to Turkey

Abstract: Salvia blepharoclaena is an endemic species belonging to the family Lamiaceae. In this study, morphology, anatomy, hair properties and chromosome number and morphology of this species were analysed. Chromosome number of Salvia blepharoclaena was counted as 2n = 14.

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Karyological Studies on Six Endemic Plant Taxa in Turkey

Karyological Studies on Six Endemic Plant Taxa in Turkey

Numerical Comparative Hairs of Some Lamiaceae Taxa Collected from Turkey

Anatomical And Glandular Trichome Characteristics of Scutellaria salviifolıa (Lamiaceae) Endemic to Turkey

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