The genusTamarix(Tamaricaceae) in Crete (Greece)

Villar, José Luis; Alonso, María Ángeles; Vicente, Alicia; Juan, Ana; Crespo, Manuel B.

doi:10.3372/wi.44.44302

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“…and T. usneoides E. Mey. ex Bunge; the generic type species T. gallica L.; species occurring geographically nearby (T. dalmatica B. R. Baum and T. parviflora); and those species once thought to match with the Cretan samples (Villar & al. 2014): T. africana, T. hampeana and T. tetragyna (along with its close relative T. boveana Bunge).…”

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“…Among these, the record of T. hampeana was considered to be controversial and its identity was left in need of further clarification. It was difficult to obtain a precise identification of the specimens initially assigned to T. hampeana (Turland 2010;Villar & al. 2014).…”

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“…The specimen MO6207620 (herbarium codes according to Thiers 2015+) was first identified as T. africana Poir. However, on B. Baum's advice, it was finally identified and reported as T. hampeana (Turland 2010;Villar & al. 2014).…”

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Tamarix minoa (Tamaricaceae), a new species from the island of Crete (Greece) based on morphological and plastid molecular sequence data

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Tamarix minoa is described from material collected on the S Aegean island of Crete (Kriti), Greece. A morphological comparison with the species considered to be closest, T. africana and T. hampeana, is provided. An original illustration showing the main morphological characters of the new species is also given, as are photographs of the new species in its habitat. The isolated phylogenetic position of T. minoa is shown to be strongly supported by plastid molecular sequence data (trnS-trnG, trnQ-rps16 and ndhF-rpl32), thus warranting its recognition at specific rank.

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“…nilotica widespread in Egypt, growing in saline sandy soils, on the edges of salt marshes, coastal and inland sandy plains, and Nile banks [4,16]. T. nilotica occurs in Lebanon, Palestine, Egypt, Sudan, Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya [15,17].…”

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Tamarix nilotica (Ehrenb) Bunge: A Review of Phytochemistry and Pharmacology

Abdelgawad¹

2017

J Microb Biochem Technol

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“…Tamarix L. is one of the four genera of Tamaricaceae, and consists of halophytic shrubs and dwarf trees native to Europe, Asia, southern and northern Africa (Baum,1978).The taxonomy of Tamarix is notoriously complex (Bunge, 1852;Zohary, 1972;Baum, 1978;Villar et al, 2014). Most of its members show few distinctive external features (Baum, 1978) and most taxa are difficult to distinguish in the vegetative state (Crins, 1989).…”

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Pollen morphology and numerical analysis of Tamarix L. (Tamaricaceae) in Egypt and its systematic implication

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2017

Bangladesh J. Plant Taxon

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A palynological and multivariate study of six species of Tamarix L. distributed in Egypt was carried out. Pollen morphology was examined by Light Microscope (LM) and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). The systematic study of these species was conducted by means of numerical analysis using UPGMA clustering and PCO analysis based on 33 morphological characters, including life form, vegetative parts, fruits, floral characters, seeds and pollen grains. Pollen grains were found to be monads, radially symmetrical, isopolar, small-sized and homocolpate. Tamarix nilotica can be easily separated from other taxa by its subprolate pollen shape. Two major clades were identified by multivariate analysis of morphological characters; one of them included three species, namely T. amplexicaulis, T. passerinoides and T. macrocarpa. Our results indicate that there is a wide range of morphological similarity among the species of section Polyadenia. The other clade included T. aphylla, T. tetragyna and T. nilotica from section Tamarix and section Oligadenia.

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The genusTamarix(Tamaricaceae) in Crete (Greece)

Cited by 8 publications

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Tamarix minoa (Tamaricaceae), a new species from the island of Crete (Greece) based on morphological and plastid molecular sequence data

Tamarix minoa (Tamaricaceae), a new species from the island of Crete (Greece) based on morphological and plastid molecular sequence data

Tamarix nilotica (Ehrenb) Bunge: A Review of Phytochemistry and Pharmacology

Pollen morphology and numerical analysis of <i>Tamarix</i> L. (Tamaricaceae) in Egypt and its systematic implication

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