1992
DOI: 10.1007/bf00202432
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Geographic variability of terpene composition in Abies cephalonica Loudon and Abies species around the Aegean: hypotheses for their possible phylogeny from the Miocene

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“…Extensive morphological-anatomical (Mattfeld, 1927(Mattfeld, , 1930Panetsos, 1975;Mitsopoulos and Panetsos, 1987;Fady et al, 1991) and biochemical studies (Mitsopoulos and Panetsos, 1987;Fady et al, 1992;Fady and Conkle, 1993;Scaltsoyiannes et al, 1999;Parducci et al, 2001) have shown the existence of considerable variation in a number of traits, both among and within fir populations in Greece. Some traits, particularly the needle apex shape and sharpness, the pubescens of the twigs and the number of stomata on the upper side of the needle, seem to change along a northsouth and east-west gradient (Mitsopoulos and Panetsos, 1987;Fady et al, 1991).…”
Section: Morphological and Genetic Variation Of The Fir Populations Imentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Extensive morphological-anatomical (Mattfeld, 1927(Mattfeld, , 1930Panetsos, 1975;Mitsopoulos and Panetsos, 1987;Fady et al, 1991) and biochemical studies (Mitsopoulos and Panetsos, 1987;Fady et al, 1992;Fady and Conkle, 1993;Scaltsoyiannes et al, 1999;Parducci et al, 2001) have shown the existence of considerable variation in a number of traits, both among and within fir populations in Greece. Some traits, particularly the needle apex shape and sharpness, the pubescens of the twigs and the number of stomata on the upper side of the needle, seem to change along a northsouth and east-west gradient (Mitsopoulos and Panetsos, 1987;Fady et al, 1991).…”
Section: Morphological and Genetic Variation Of The Fir Populations Imentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The discovery of Abies fossils confirms the presence of the genus in the Mediterranean during the Miocene (Liu, 1971). There is evidence of a unique ancient ancestor of all northern Mediterranean firs which occurred in the Aegean area during the Miocene (Fady et al, 1992;Scaltsoyiannes et al, 1999).…”
Section: Biogeography and Evolution Of The Fir Populations In Greecementioning
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