Seedling morphology in the tribus Anemoneae DC. (Ranunculaceae)

Förster, Petra

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“…Both alternatives are strongly contradicted because the taxa of the ‘ Blanda group’ have a deviating morphological profile (see , Fig. 9 and Table 2) and aberrant seedlings (Förster, 1999) and differ in their karyotypes and DNA contents (Rothfels et al. , 1966: Fig.…”

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“…2A). For so‐called A. pavonina Förster (1999) recorded normal epigeal germination and seedlings with two cotyledons, free petioles and an emerging plumule. However, for A. hortensis he described the petioles of the cotyledons as fused into a long cotyledonary sheath.…”

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“…Later, Pritzel (1841) mentioned the rare occurrence of undivided basal leaves, the 3–5‐sected involucral leaves, 1–2‐flowered stems, the presence of secondary small involucral bracts and yellow tepals. Germination is hypogeal, the plumule remains underground (Förster, 1999). Our observations show that the seedlings have cotyledons with rounded blades and basally connate petioles, single initial leaves with three‐lobed blades, a thickened hypocotyl and thin primary roots (Fig.…”

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“…A. caroliniana f. violacea Clute; specimens from South Journey, Oklahoma, 6.04.1908, Brainerd: GH!). Germination corresponds to the normal epigeal type, the seedlings have two cotyledons (Förster, 1999).…”

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“…We examined the holotype in LINN which formed the basis for Arduino's description of the species. Seedlings are epigeal and have two cotyledons (Förster, 1999). Anemone decapetala is a polymorphic species, closely related to the following A. triternata .…”

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Taxonomic revision, phylogenetics and transcontinental distribution ofAnemonesectionAnemone(Ranunculaceae)

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König

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The monophyletic Anemone section Anemone (Ranunculaceae) includes predominantly diploid and outbreeding geophytic perennials. A revised taxonomy of the section with 16 species (and some infraspecific taxa) is proposed on the basis of a critical morphological analysis of living populations and extensive herbarium material, together with karyological, cytogenetical and DNA-analytical data. A key, descriptions, figures illustrating some type specimens and differential characters, examples of seedling development and pollen grain micromorphology (scanning electron microscopy) and distribution maps are presented. The position of A. section Anemone within the family is illustrated by a plastid DNA phylogram from sequences of the atpB-rbcL intergenic region. A penalized likelihood approach permitted the approximate dating of the origin and major differentiation phases of the section. The analysis of 20 morphological characters from all species of A. section Anemone with A. blanda (A. section Tuberosa) as an outgroup resulted in a morphology-based phylogram which supports the recognition of four subsections, i.e. Somalienses (one species, northern Somalia), Anemone (three species, Mediterranean area), Biflorae (five species, South-West and Central Asia) and Carolinianae (seven species, North and South America). These data allow a discussion of the phylogenetic diversification and stepwise expansion of the section since the late Miocene (c. 9 Mya). Partly by long distance dispersion, section Anemone has developed from a palaeoMediterranean ancestor to its present transcontinental distribution.

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Liliopsida anatomical traits in the Trollius species (Ranunculaceae)

Buglova

Gusar

2021

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Floral shoot anatomy in Trollius asiaticus and seedling morphology in T. altaicus, T. apertus, T. asiaticus, T. europaeus, T. ledebourii and T sajanensis were studied in early ontogeny stages. In four species, there occurs syncotyly, its distribution among the species of the genus being probably a valuable characteristic to understand the genus phylogeny. In T. asiaticus, vascular bundles are closed, stems are unable to any secondary increase in thicknes; sclerenchyma is not located radially but forms massive strands externally to the vascular bundles.

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Biological flora of Central Europe: Corydalis pumila (Host) Rchb.

Stolle

2004

Flora - Morphology, Distribution, Functional Ecology of Plants

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Seedling morphology in the tribus Anemoneae DC. (Ranunculaceae)

Cited by 3 publications

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Taxonomic revision, phylogenetics and transcontinental distribution ofAnemonesectionAnemone(Ranunculaceae)

Taxonomic revision, phylogenetics and transcontinental distribution ofAnemonesectionAnemone(Ranunculaceae)

Liliopsida anatomical traits in the Trollius species (Ranunculaceae)

Biological flora of Central Europe: Corydalis pumila (Host) Rchb.

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