Phytochemisch-systematische Untersuchung über die Flavonoide der Gattung Malus

Henke, O.

doi:10.1016/s0367-1615(17)33309-8

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“…Henke (1963) found that M. florentina does not contain flavonoid C, which is present in other Malus species, except M. sieboldii Rehder, and Browicz cited this as important evidence supporting his opinion. However, flavonoid C is also absent from M. sieboldii .…”

Section: Morphological Biochemical and Molecular Analysesmentioning

confidence: 81%

“…The morphological characters indicate that M. florentina is not a hybrid of S. torminalis and M. sylvestris; rather, it is a species of Malus. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION Henke (1963) found that M. florentina does not contain flavonoid C, which is present in other Malus species, except M. sieboldii Rehder, and Browicz cited this as important evidence supporting his opinion. However, flavonoid C is also absent from M. sieboldii.…”

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confidence: 92%

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Taxonomic study ofMalussectionFlorentinae(Rosaceae)

Qian¹,

Lian-fen²,

De‐Yuan³

et al. 2008

Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society

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Malosorbus Browicz, an intergeneric hybrid between the genera Malus Mill. and Sorbus L. proposed by Browicz, is suggested to be a section of the genus Malus Miller in the present study based on a comparison of the morphology and experimental data of the taxon and its closely related taxa. Section Florentinae was invalidly published by Cheng et al. and is now validated by the addition of a Latin description, type species, and basionym citation. The new section differs from Malus section Sorbomalus (Zabel) C.K.Schneid. mainly by its partly free top of fruits and five styles with villous at the base, and from Malus section Eriolobus (Seringe) C. K. Schneid. by its five styles with villous at the base and deciduous sepals.

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Section: Morphological Biochemical and Molecular Analysesmentioning

confidence: 81%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 92%