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Systematics, similarity and Acanthaceae pollen morphology.
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It is argued that several approaches utilizing pollen morphological data for the classification of the Acanthaceae family can be identified and some of the Lindau pollen types are shown to have an indirect relationship to Lindau's own classification.About:
This article is published in Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society.The article was published on 1992-08-01. It has received 28 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Pollen.read more
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Higher-level systematics of acanthaceae determined by chloroplast dna sequences
TL;DR: The ndhF analyses demonstrate that Elytraria and Thunbergia are successive sister taxa to all Acanthaceae taxa that have retinacula and explosive fruits and demonstrate that taxa with both retinACula and Explosive fruits can be subdivided further into two monophyletic groups.
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Phylogenetic Relationships within Ruellieae (Acanthaceae) and a Revised Classification
TL;DR: A solid phylogenetic hypothesis of relationships within Ruellieae contributes to progress in biology in three important ways: it enables better assessment of trait homologies and thus characters upon which genera are delimited, it contributes to the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation’s initiative to document plant biodiversity, and it facilitates cross-family comparative evolutionary analyses.
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Delimitation and Infra-generic Classification of Barleria (Acanthaceae)
TL;DR: A new classification of Barleria is proposed, dividing the genus into 2 subgenera and seven sections, with the basic configuration of the corolla, structure of the stigma, composition of the androecium, and the number of seeds among the most important sources of taxonomically useful characters.
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Structure and Development of the Flowers in Mendoncia, Pseudocalyx, and Thunbergia (Acanthaceae) and Their Systematic Implications
TL;DR: Floral structure and development of Mendoncia, Pseudocalyx, and Thunbergia strongly suggest that these genera form a natural group.
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