Advances in Plant Taxonomy and Systematics

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-7559-9

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Peruzzi, Lorenzo (editor)

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English

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Abstract

This reprint of the Special Issue "Advances in Plant Taxonomy and Systematics", includes an Editorial and fifteen high-quality papers published between April 2022 and April 2023 by global researchers. This collection addresses scholars and students interested in current progresses in taxonomy and systematics, which are crucial for all plant applications.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/112560

Keywords

alpine species; chromosome number; Irano-Turanian region; biogeography; rapid radiation; Veronica; endemism; morphometrics; image analysis; molecular analysis; niche similarity; nomenclature; Magnoliaceae; chloroplast genome; phylogenomics; intergeneric relationship; Crassula; Crassulaceae; plastome; codon usage; codon aversion; DNA barcoding; evolutionary rates; phylogeny; Adonanthe; molecular phylogeny; taxonomy; steppic plant; demographic systematics; ethology; evolution; natural selection; next-generation sequencing; ordination; reproductive isolation; sexual deceit; speciation; species circumscription; Astragalus subgenus Hypoglottis; Leguminosae; Iran; rapid diversification; section Hypoglottidei; section Stereothrix; Australia; carnivorous plants; non-core Caryophyllales; Nepenthales; sundews; typification; Adelieae; Argythamnia; Caperonia; Caperonieae; Chiropetalum; Ditaxeae; Ditaxis; phylogenetics; Philyra; Arecaceae; Bentinckia; biogeographic analysis; karyomorphology; Asteraceae; ecology; ddRADseq; geography; leaf morphology; polyploidy; chromosome numbers; Crocus heuffelianus group; Crocus series Verni; dysploidy; genome size; genotyping-by-sequencing (GBS); morphometry; apomixis; hybridisation; multiple origins; Sorbus austriaca; genomics; geometric morphometrics; Ranunculus auricomus; taxonomically complex groups (TCGs); arid lands; Cactaceae; colonization; Mammillaria; Mexican Plateau; Miocene; Pleistocene; recent diversification; n/a