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author = {Lamarck Rocha and Patr?cia Luz Ribeiro and Alessandro Rapini},
title = {A lineage-based infrageneric classification of Turnera (Turneraceae)},
year = {2020},
keywords = {Malpighiales; morphology; phylogenetics; systematics; taxonomy},
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journal = {Taxon},
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abstract = {A comprehensive molecular phylogenetic study of Turneraceae showed that Turnera, the largest genus in the family, should be recircumscribed and divided into 11 series. Here, we propose a lineage-based classification for the genus, including the description of two new series (ser. Cristatae , ser. Rinoreifoliae) and a new subseries in ser. Turnera (subser. Macronectariae). A list of 130 species (and 42 infraspecific taxa) currently accepted and a key to the series and subseries of Turnera are provided.}
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Citation for Study 25875

Citation title:
"A lineage-based infrageneric classification of Turnera (Turneraceae)".

Study name:
"A lineage-based infrageneric classification of Turnera (Turneraceae)".

This study is part of submission 25875
(Status: Published).
Citation
Rocha L., Ribeiro P.L., & Rapini A. 2020. A lineage-based infrageneric classification of Turnera (Turneraceae). Taxon, .
Authors
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Rocha L.
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Ribeiro P.L.
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Rapini A.
Abstract
A comprehensive molecular phylogenetic study of Turneraceae showed that Turnera, the largest genus in the family, should be recircumscribed and divided into 11 series. Here, we propose a lineage-based classification for the genus, including the description of two new series (ser. Cristatae , ser. Rinoreifoliae) and a new subseries in ser. Turnera (subser. Macronectariae). A list of 130 species (and 42 infraspecific taxa) currently accepted and a key to the series and subseries of Turnera are provided.
Keywords
Malpighiales; morphology; phylogenetics; systematics; taxonomy
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref30515,
author = {Lamarck Rocha and Patr?cia Luz Ribeiro and Alessandro Rapini},
title = {A lineage-based infrageneric classification of Turnera (Turneraceae)},
year = {2020},
keywords = {Malpighiales; morphology; phylogenetics; systematics; taxonomy},
doi = {},
url = {http://},
pmid = {},
journal = {Taxon},
volume = {},
number = {},
pages = {},
abstract = {A comprehensive molecular phylogenetic study of Turneraceae showed that Turnera, the largest genus in the family, should be recircumscribed and divided into 11 series. Here, we propose a lineage-based classification for the genus, including the description of two new series (ser. Cristatae , ser. Rinoreifoliae) and a new subseries in ser. Turnera (subser. Macronectariae). A list of 130 species (and 42 infraspecific taxa) currently accepted and a key to the series and subseries of Turnera are provided.}
}
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TY - JOUR
ID - 30515
AU - Rocha,Lamarck
AU - Ribeiro,Patr?cia Luz
AU - Rapini,Alessandro
T1 - A lineage-based infrageneric classification of Turnera (Turneraceae)
PY - 2020
KW - Malpighiales; morphology; phylogenetics; systematics; taxonomy
UR - http://dx.doi.org/
N2 - A comprehensive molecular phylogenetic study of Turneraceae showed that Turnera, the largest genus in the family, should be recircumscribed and divided into 11 series. Here, we propose a lineage-based classification for the genus, including the description of two new series (ser. Cristatae , ser. Rinoreifoliae) and a new subseries in ser. Turnera (subser. Macronectariae). A list of 130 species (and 42 infraspecific taxa) currently accepted and a key to the series and subseries of Turnera are provided.
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JF - Taxon
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