NAMING HYBRIDS IN THE ANDROPOGON LATERALIS COMPLEX (POACEAE, ANDROPOGONEAE) AFTER MULTIVARIATE ANALYSES

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contents NAMING HYBRIDS IN THE ANDROPOGON LATERALIS COMPLEX (POACEAE, ANDROPOGONEAE) AFTER MULTIVARIATE ANALYSES Nicolás Nagahama Ana M. Anton María I. Hidalgo Guillermo A. Norrmann Biología inter taxonomy morphometry Andropogoneae specific hybrids The Andropogon lateralis complex is constituted by 13 taxonomic entities: seven species and six class inter-specific hybrids distributed in Central and South America. Natural hybrids within this group are quite common due to lack of inter-specific barriers. These hybrids have been collected in the last two centuries and, in most cases, have caught the attention of taxonomists, who formally described several as new taxa. Therefore, taxonomic entities based on them have been validly published. In southern South America, among the ten taxonomic entities in the A. lateralis complex, five are natural hybrids and at least three possess legitimate names (A. × coloratus, A. × lindmanii, and A. × subtilior). Based on morphometric analyses and previous studies we propose that other two natural hybrids deserve taxonomic names. These entities are Andropogon × velutinus (A. bicornis × A. glaziovii, = Andropogon sp 1 according to Zanin, 2001) and Andropogon × catarinensis (A. bicornis × A. arenarius). Taxonomic treatments of A. × velutinus and A. × catarinensis are presented. 2012 artículo científico 0011-6793 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=66923967007 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=669 Darwiniana application/pdf Instituto de Botánica Darwinion Darwiniana (Argentina) Num.1 Vol.50
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spellingShingle NAMING HYBRIDS IN THE ANDROPOGON LATERALIS COMPLEX (POACEAE, ANDROPOGONEAE) AFTER MULTIVARIATE ANALYSES
Nicolás Nagahama
Biología
inter
taxonomy
morphometry
Andropogoneae
specific hybrids
NAMING HYBRIDS IN THE ANDROPOGON LATERALIS COMPLEX (POACEAE, ANDROPOGONEAE) AFTER MULTIVARIATE ANALYSES Nicolás Nagahama Ana M. Anton María I. Hidalgo Guillermo A. Norrmann Biología inter taxonomy morphometry Andropogoneae specific hybrids The Andropogon lateralis complex is constituted by 13 taxonomic entities: seven species and six class inter-specific hybrids distributed in Central and South America. Natural hybrids within this group are quite common due to lack of inter-specific barriers. These hybrids have been collected in the last two centuries and, in most cases, have caught the attention of taxonomists, who formally described several as new taxa. Therefore, taxonomic entities based on them have been validly published. In southern South America, among the ten taxonomic entities in the A. lateralis complex, five are natural hybrids and at least three possess legitimate names (A. × coloratus, A. × lindmanii, and A. × subtilior). Based on morphometric analyses and previous studies we propose that other two natural hybrids deserve taxonomic names. These entities are Andropogon × velutinus (A. bicornis × A. glaziovii, = Andropogon sp 1 according to Zanin, 2001) and Andropogon × catarinensis (A. bicornis × A. arenarius). Taxonomic treatments of A. × velutinus and A. × catarinensis are presented. 2012 artículo científico 0011-6793 https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=66923967007 en http://www.redalyc.org/revista.oa?id=669 Darwiniana application/pdf Instituto de Botánica Darwinion Darwiniana (Argentina) Num.1 Vol.50
title NAMING HYBRIDS IN THE ANDROPOGON LATERALIS COMPLEX (POACEAE, ANDROPOGONEAE) AFTER MULTIVARIATE ANALYSES
topic Biología
inter
taxonomy
morphometry
Andropogoneae
specific hybrids
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