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Taxonomic Importance of Seed Morphology in Allium (Amaryllidaceae)

2012-10-01

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Allium is one of the largest monocotyledonous genera. Southwest to Central Asia is the major center of diversity for the genus. In the present study, seeds of 62 Allium taxa from Turkey classified in subg. Allium (sect. Allium, sect. Brevispatha, sect. Codonoprasum and sect. Multicaule), subg. Amerallium (sect. Molium), subg. Melanocommyum (sect. Acanthoprason and sect. Melanocrommyum), and subg. Polyprason (sect....

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4a56cc64-734b-5f83-ba14-5ec0a3b12ad6
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10.1600/036364412x656563
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