Onosma demirizii (Boraginaceae), a new species from central Anatolia, Turkey

Tarimcilar, Gül; Yilmaz, Özer; Kaynak, Gönül

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“…Onosma L. (Boraginaceae-Lithospermeae), one of the largest genera in Boraginaceae, is primarily distributed in the temperate zones of the Old-World, with the main center of diversity in the Irano-Turanian region (Weigend et al 2016). In recent years, several new species of Onosma have been described (Riedl et al 2004, Binzet and Orcan 2007, Kandemir and Turkmen 2010, Aytac and Turkmen 2011, Almasi and Ranjbar 2015, Tarimcilar et al 2015, Binzet 2016a, Binzet 2016b, Cecchi et al 2016, Binzet and Eren 2018, Dehshiri 2018, He et al 2018, Mehrabian and Mozaffarian 2018, Mehrabian and Rad 2018, which increases the total number of Onosma species to nearly 240. The northeastern region of the geographic distribution of the genus ranges from Turkestan to Altai (Johnston 1951), with the Altai Mountains running through Russia, China, Mongolia and Kazakhstan.…”

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Onosma fuyunensis (Boraginaceae), a new species from Xinjiang, China

Ying

Zhou³

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Onosma fuyunensis, a new species of Boraginaceae from northern Xinjiang, China, is described and illustrated here. Onosma fuyunensis is similar to O. simplicissima and O. gmelinii; it differs in having a particularly bristly indumentum, unbranched stems, white and yellow corollas, anthers united only at base, and nutlets with a stipitate cicatrix. An updated key to the species of Onosma from Xinjiang and Altai Mountains is also provided.

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Onosma fuyunensis (Boraginaceae), a new species from Xinjiang, China

Ying

Zhou³

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Chemical composition and antimicrobial activity of essential oils and various extracts of endemic Onosma malatyana (Boraginaceae) from Anatolia

Binzet,

Turunc,

Binzet

et al. 2024

International Journal of Environmental Health Research

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A prickly matter: nomenclatural synopsis of Onosma L. and its segregates (Boraginaceae)

Hilger

2021

Plant Biosystems - An International Journal Dealing with all As

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APPENDIX S1. List of all validly published and selected unpublished names in Onosma and its segregates or allies. Basic information on nomenclature and types is provided here and in Table S2, along with the weblinks (where available) to both the protologues and (Table S2) the (main) type images. For types, the countries and (Table S2) first geographic divisions refer to current geography, while collection localities are verbatim quoted as they are written on the ancient-most labels attached to the specimens. As usual, square brackets are used whenever an ambiguous or misspelled name or expression occurs in a sentence cited from the original, including disambiguation of ancient toponyms, latinized names of places or persons, abbreviated words and acronyms. To avoid redundancies, ICN (Turland et al. 2018) Art. 38.1 (lack of any validating diagnosis, either in Latin/English or in other languages) must be taken into account wherever an invalid "name" is merely marked with "nom. inval. [nom. nud.]" with no additional notes. The general format of a record in the following list is as follows: Name (traditional citation) -Name (synthetic citation). Valid and legitimate names in bold.  Link to the protologue (when available).  Basionym or replaced synonym (if any).  Nomenclatural remarks (if any). Due to a still incomplete systematic/phylogenetic information, no definitive checklist can be provided yet. When suggesting an accepted name, we only wish to provide synonymy which is supported by systematic evidence and/or at least one publication, or is congruent with arguments we explicitly discuss in the present paper (e.g., all our new combinations).  Type, followed by remarks on it or the criteria applied for typification (if any).

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Onosma demirizii (Boraginaceae), a new species from central Anatolia, Turkey

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Onosma fuyunensis (Boraginaceae), a new species from Xinjiang, China

Onosma fuyunensis (Boraginaceae), a new species from Xinjiang, China

Chemical composition and antimicrobial activity of essential oils and various extracts of endemic Onosma malatyana (Boraginaceae) from Anatolia

A prickly matter: nomenclatural synopsis of Onosma L. and its segregates (Boraginaceae)

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