Phylogeographic and taxonomic considerations on Goniolimon tataricum (Plumbaginaceae) and its relatives from south-eastern Europe and the Apennine Peninsula

Buzurović, Uroš; Tomović, Gordana; Niketić, Marjan; Bogdanović, Sandro; Aleksić, J.

doi:10.1007/s00606-020-01636-0

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“…italicum (Tammaro, Pignatti & Frizzi) Buzurović, Astragalus aquilanus Anzal. [ 29 , 30 ] and Adonis fucensis F.Conti & Bartolucci [ 31 ]. The populations of S. hypericifolia studied on the field in Abruzzo, characterize communities of shrubs on the edge of fields, pastures, and arid hemicryptophytic grasslands, rich in steppic relict elements, locally dominated by Stipa capillata , S. dasyvaginata subsp.…”

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Taxonomy and Distribution of Spiraea hypericifolia in Italy and Typification of the Name S. flabellata (Rosaceae)

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Bartolucci

2023

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Spiraea hypericifolia is a Eurasiatic species, distributed from SW Europe to C and SW Asia. In Italy, only the alien S. hypericifolia subsp. obovata was recorded, as naturalized in the Central Apennines. Spiraea flabellata was described from Abruzzo (Central Apennines, Italy) by Gussone in 1826 and is currently regarded as a synonym of S. hypericifolia subsp. obovata. Based on the study of living plants from locus classicus and the analysis of the original material traced in BOLO and NAP, S. flabellata should be referred instead to S. hypericifolia subsp. hypericifolia, a taxon reported here for the first time in Italy. The name S. flabellata is lectotypified with a specimen kept in NAP. Based on our study, S. hypericifolia subsp. obovata should be excluded from Italian flora. Spiraea hypericifolia subsp. hypericifolia should be considered native to Italy and added to the contingent of steppe plants of phytogeographic and conservation interest recorded in the Central Apennines. Finally, the conservation status assessment of S. hypericifolia subsp. hypericifolia according to IUCN categories and criteria, is proposed and discussed.

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Taxonomy and Distribution of Spiraea hypericifolia in Italy and Typification of the Name S. flabellata (Rosaceae)

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Bartolucci

2023

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“…In the latter phylogenetic study, monophyly of G. speciosum was either not resolved (ITS tree) or not supported (cpDNA tree). Buzurović et al (2020) reconstructed a phylogenetic tree for seven species of this genus in the Balkans and Apennines using plastid loci and sampling multiple individuals per species. The resulting phylogenetic tree revealed two major unsupported clades with few well-supported subclades.…”

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“…The resulting phylogenetic tree revealed two major unsupported clades with few well-supported subclades. Notably, three of these subclades included individuals from more than one species (sub-clades 2, 4, and 5 sensu Buzurović et al 2020). Using morphological and phylogenetic data, Buzurović et al (2020) presented a novel taxonomic classification for three closely related species: G. italicum Tammaro, Pignatti & G.Frizzi, G. tataricum and G. dalmaticum Rchb.f.…”

Section: Goniolimonmentioning

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“…that had been frequently confused with G. tataricum in Croatia. Buzurović et al (2020) included G. italicum within G. tataricum and delineated four subspecies within G. tataricum. The relationships of G. besserianum (Schult.)…”

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“…Considering the non-monophyletic status of three out of the seven species studied by Buzurović et al (2020) within a relatively small area in comparison to the extensive distribution range of Goniolimon, further investigations aiming at defining species boundaries within this genus appear necessary.…”

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