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Integrative taxonomic study of the genus Arthrophytum Schrenk (Amaranthaceae s.l.) in the deserts of Kazakhstan.

Brazilian journal of biology = Revista brasleira de biologia - 1 Jan 2026

Ussen S, Vesselova P, Kudabayeva G, Skaptsov M, Zaikov V, Abdildanov D, Salmukhanbetova Z, Osmonali B

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This study investigates the phylogenetic relationships, genome size variation, and ploidy levels in the genus Arthrophytum Schrenk (Amaranthaceae s.l.), which is endemic to the desert flora of Central Asia. The genus comprises eight species (Arthrophytum iliense Iljin, A. betpakdalense Korovin & Mironov, A. subulifolium Schrenk, A. lehmannianum Bunge, A. korovinii Botsch., A. longibracteatum Korovin, A....

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PMID: 41849528
DOI: 10.1590/1519-6984.302609

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