1872
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.41374
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Die Gattung Acantholimon Boiss

Abstract: inst, rei herb., das uns zuerst die Reichthümer der orientalischen Flora erschloss, in damaliger "Weise durch kurze, aber bezeichnende Phrasen unterschied. Wenige Jahre darauf (1727) durchreiste Buxbaum dieselben Gegenden, drang jedoch weiter nach N.O. vor und fand «inter Hansem (d. ist Gandsha oder das heutige Elisabethpol) et Schamachiam» eine weitere Art, die er in seiner zweiten Centuria plantarum min. cogn. p. 18 kurz beschrieb und auf Tafel 10besser als andere Pflanzendarstellte. Auffallen muss es daher,… Show more

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“…is one of the richest angiosperm plant genera in the IT region and the second most species-rich genus in the Plumbaginaceae, with c. 200 species, most of which are geographically restricted (Mobayen, 1964; Kubitzki, 1993). All the species occur in the IT region but < 5% of them also occur in the Mediterranean region (Bunge, 1872; Mobayen, 1964; Linczevski, 1967; Kubitzki, 1993; Peng and Kamelin, 1996; Assadi, 2005, 2006; Dogan and Akaydin, 2007; Dogan et al, 2011). Acantholimon species have been traditionally recognized by their pulvinate (cushion forming) to densely-branched cespitose pungent subshrubby life-form.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is one of the richest angiosperm plant genera in the IT region and the second most species-rich genus in the Plumbaginaceae, with c. 200 species, most of which are geographically restricted (Mobayen, 1964; Kubitzki, 1993). All the species occur in the IT region but < 5% of them also occur in the Mediterranean region (Bunge, 1872; Mobayen, 1964; Linczevski, 1967; Kubitzki, 1993; Peng and Kamelin, 1996; Assadi, 2005, 2006; Dogan and Akaydin, 2007; Dogan et al, 2011). Acantholimon species have been traditionally recognized by their pulvinate (cushion forming) to densely-branched cespitose pungent subshrubby life-form.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Though sections have been also described for Armeria , Acantholimon and Goniolimon ( Boissier 1848 ; Bunge 1872 ; Linczevski 1952 ; Sauvage and Vindt 1952 ), only a small part of their species have been assigned into them. Furthermore, phylogenetic studies have shown that these sections are non-monophyletic (e.g., Fuertes Aguilar and Nieto Feliner 2003 for Armeria , and Moharrek et al 2017 for Acantholimon ).…”
Section: Materials and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Though sections have been also described for Armeria, Acantholimon and Goniolimon (Boissier 1848;Bunge 1872;Linczevski 1952;Sauvage and Vindt 1952), only a small part of their species have been assigned into them. Furthermore, phylogenetic studies have shown that these sections are non-monophyletic (e.g., Fuertes Nieto Feliner 2003 for Armeria, and for Acantholimon).…”
Section: Infrageneric Taxamentioning
confidence: 99%