Molecular, micromorphological and anatomical study of rangeland species of
Atriplex
(Chenopodiaceae) in Iran
Abolfazl Tahmasebi
Abstract:Atriplex, as the largest genus of the Chenopodiaceae, is well known for its taxonomic complexity resulting from overlapping morphological characters. This halophytic perennial is distributed in salty and dry soils of Eurasia, America and Australia. Atriplex is one of the most widely cultivated rangeland species in Iran, which improves and revitalizes the rangelands. These unique characteristics of Atriplex make it a valuable plant. The present study is the first micromorphological investigation of this genus i… Show more
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