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Citation for Study 15641

Citation title: "Morphological and molecular data support the reinstatement of Spiridens muelleri Hampe (Bryophyta: Hypnodendraceae), a Lord Howe Island endemic".

Study name: "Morphological and molecular data support the reinstatement of Spiridens muelleri Hampe (Bryophyta: Hypnodendraceae), a Lord Howe Island endemic".

This study is part of submission 15641 (Status: Published).

Citation

Meagher D., & Bayly M.J. 2014. Morphological and molecular data support the reinstatement of Spiridens muelleri Hampe (Bryophyta: Hypnodendraceae), a Lord Howe Island endemic. Australian Systematic Botany, .

Authors

• Meagher D.
• Bayly M.J. (submitter) +613 8344 5055

Abstract

For more than 75 years the Lord Howe Island moss Spiridens muelleri Hampe has been considered conspecific with Spiridens vieillardii Schimp., originally described from New Caledonia. A comparison of morphological characters not previously considered, along with DNA sequences from three chloroplast loci (trnL?trnF, rps4?trnS, rpl32?trnL) and ITS-2 of nuclear ribosomal DNA, supports their recognition as separate species.

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• Canonical resource URI: http://purl.org/phylo/treebase/phylows/study/TB2:S15641
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  	 author = {David  Meagher and Michael James Bayly},
  	 title = {Morphological and molecular data support the reinstatement of Spiridens muelleri Hampe (Bryophyta: Hypnodendraceae), a Lord Howe Island endemic},
  	 year = {2014},
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  	 journal = {Australian Systematic Botany},
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  	 abstract = {For more than 75 years the Lord Howe Island moss Spiridens muelleri Hampe has been considered conspecific with Spiridens vieillardii Schimp., originally described from New Caledonia. A comparison of morphological characters not previously considered, along with DNA sequences from three chloroplast loci (trnL?trnF, rps4?trnS, rpl32?trnL) and ITS-2 of nuclear ribosomal DNA, supports their recognition as separate species. }
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