New Species of Chionographis (Melanthiaceae) from Eastern Indochina
New species – Chionographis actinomorpha (Melanthiaceae) discovered on the border of central Vietnam and Laos is described and illustrated. Standard citations of type specimens, description, name etymology, data on ecology, phenology and distribution, as well as short taxonomic remarks for the new...
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doaj-b5620738f1ef43008fc860b03244097f2020-11-24T23:11:58ZengNational Taiwan UniversityTaiwania0372-333X0372-333X2014-03-01591131710.6165/tai.2014.59.13New Species of Chionographis (Melanthiaceae) from Eastern IndochinaLeonid V. Averyanov0Noriyuki Tanaka1Komarov Botanical Institute, Russian Academy of Science, St. Petersburg. Prof. Papov Str. 2, Russia, 197376.Otsuka 98-11, Hachioji, Tokyo, 192-0352 JapanNew species – Chionographis actinomorpha (Melanthiaceae) discovered on the border of central Vietnam and Laos is described and illustrated. Standard citations of type specimens, description, name etymology, data on ecology, phenology and distribution, as well as short taxonomic remarks for the new species are provided. The species differs from all its congeners in having antrorse, actinomorphic flowers with tepals of the same length. This fact may also imply that this new species retains more primitive character states than any other species of this genus. Discovery of this species in middle-east Indochina remarkably extends the generic range hitherto known to the far southwest.http://tai2.ntu.edu.tw/taiwania/abstract.php?type=abstract&id=1347Chionographis actinomorphaLaosMelanthiaceaenew speciesplant diversityplant taxonomyVietnam |
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Leonid V. Averyanov Noriyuki Tanaka New Species of Chionographis (Melanthiaceae) from Eastern Indochina Taiwania Chionographis actinomorpha Laos Melanthiaceae new species plant diversity plant taxonomy Vietnam |
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Leonid V. Averyanov Noriyuki Tanaka |
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New Species of Chionographis (Melanthiaceae) from Eastern Indochina |
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New Species of Chionographis (Melanthiaceae) from Eastern Indochina |
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New Species of Chionographis (Melanthiaceae) from Eastern Indochina |
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New Species of Chionographis (Melanthiaceae) from Eastern Indochina |
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New Species of Chionographis (Melanthiaceae) from Eastern Indochina |
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new species of chionographis (melanthiaceae) from eastern indochina |
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National Taiwan University |
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Taiwania |
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0372-333X 0372-333X |
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2014-03-01 |
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New species – Chionographis actinomorpha (Melanthiaceae) discovered on the border of central Vietnam and Laos
is described and illustrated. Standard citations of type specimens, description, name etymology, data on ecology, phenology and
distribution, as well as short taxonomic remarks for the new species are provided. The species differs from all its congeners in
having antrorse, actinomorphic flowers with tepals of the same length. This fact may also imply that this new species retains more
primitive character states than any other species of this genus. Discovery of this species in middle-east Indochina remarkably
extends the generic range hitherto known to the far southwest. |
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Chionographis actinomorpha Laos Melanthiaceae new species plant diversity plant taxonomy Vietnam |
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http://tai2.ntu.edu.tw/taiwania/abstract.php?type=abstract&id=1347 |
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