Morphoanatomy and histochemistry of Baccharis palustris: insights into a highly endangered endemic species from Southeastern America
María Inés Mercado,
Patricia Liliana Albornoz,
Ana Inés Ruiz
et al.
Abstract:Morphoanatomy and histochemistry of Baccharis palustris: insights into a highly endangered endemic species from Southeastern America. The phenotypic plasticity of the Baccharis genus makes species identification difficult, even at the flowering stage. In this context, morphoanatomical studies are a powerful tool for botanical authentication, mainly emphasizing the recognition of diagnostic characteristics that may be useful for distinguishing similar species. Given the limited knowledge available about the end… Show more
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