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Morphometric and geographical variation in the Ceratozamia mexicana Brongn. (Zamiaceae) complex: evolutionary and taxonomic implications

2016-09-01

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The Cycadales contain 11 nonproblematic genera and approximately 331 species where, in a number of cases, delimitation and circumscription is not so clear. Ceratozamia, the most diverse cycad genus in Mexico, clearly illustrates this situation because a large percentage (close to 70%) of the 28 currently valid species in the genus was recently described on the basis of inconspicuous differences. We evaluated popul...

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2493ad74-d63c-5a84-b867-df34d05ff773
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10.1111/bij.12806
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