Recent Progress in Plant Taxonomy and Floristic Studies

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-7676-3

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Papini, Alessio (editor)

Ahmad, Mushtaq (editor)

Ullah, Fazal (editor)

Zaman, Wajid (editor)

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English

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Abstract

Taxonomy, floristic studies, biosystematics, classical taxonomy, and modern taxonomic advances; phylogenomics, phylogenetics, and biogeography, including phylogeography; and the description of well-documented new taxonomic taxa, monographs, and taxonomic revisions. It incorporates data from classical morphology (including both macro and micro morphology), molecular study, anatomy and ecology, distribution, molecular evolution, evolutionary development, population biology, conservation biology, evolutionary ecology, paleobiology, and related methods and theories in recent development in systematics and floristic studies.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/100834

Keywords

species boundaries; species concept; taxonomic relationship; conservation; future climate change; ecology; Mimosoideae taxa; pollen morphology; taxonomic relevance; light microscopy; scanning electron microscopy; Dalbergia; Early Miocene; ITS; long-distance dispersal; matK; monophyletic; rbcL; flora; environmental variable; multivariate analysis; soil moisture; Shangla district; Pakistan; coastal and insular vegetation; protected areas; coastal wetland; freshwater swamp; mangrove; lowland dipterocarp forest; exine sculpturing; palynomorph; pollen grains; Arabian Peninsula; chorology; flora of Saudi Arabia; flora of West Asia; Hijazi Mountains; Jabal Al-Ward; Tabuk; Saudi Arabia; bioclimatology; agronomy; olive cultivation; climate change; vegetation cover; antioxidant capacity; bioactive compounds; endangered medicinal species; high altitude environment; oxidative stresses; protectorate; fernlike plant; new syntaxa; Ophioglossaceae; phytosociological study; palynoflora; taxonomic; microscopy; systematics; vegetation’s origin; Turkish flora; surface; clustering analysis (CA); principle component analysis (PCA); Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS); leaf; morphometry; morphotype; Ricinus communis; SEM; stomata