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Fruit and seed micromorphology and its systematic significance in tribe Sorbarieae (Rosaceae)

2020-02-01

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We investigated fruit and seed morphology in tribe Sorbarieae and one traditionally included genus (Lyonothamnus), which revealed that these characteristics are taxonomically significant for generic delimitation in the tribe Sorbarieae, and two distinct groups in the genus Sorbaria were identified. The following fruit and seed micromorphological characteristics were described: size, shape, texture, the presence/ab...

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64c94e88-253a-53ae-891c-e7033e35497e
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10.1007/s00606-020-01640-4
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