Chromosome counts and taxonomica notes for compositae from the United States and Mexico

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TextoSeries ; American Journal of Botany, 63(10), p.1393-1403, 1976Trabajos contenidos:

Keil, David J
Pinkava, Donald J

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CROMOSOME

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Resumen: Chromosome counts are reported for 167 taxa representing 160 species and 76 genera of Compositae. First reports for 27 species and 2 infraspecific taxa are included. New chromosome numbers are reported for 9 additional taxa. The genus Carminatia DC. is merged with Brickellia Ell. resulting in two new combinations: Brickllia tenuiflora (DC)Keil

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Chromosome counts are reported for 167 taxa representing 160 species and 76 genera of Compositae. First reports for 27 species and 2 infraspecific taxa are included. New chromosome numbers are reported for 9 additional taxa. The genus Carminatia DC. is merged with Brickellia Ell. resulting in two new combinations: Brickllia tenuiflora (DC)Keil

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