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A taxonomic monograph of Lampranthus and allied genera (Mesembryanthemaceae)

Bibliography: pages 300-304.

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Main Author: Glen, Hugh Francis
Other Authors: Schelpe, E A C L E
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: Department of Biological Sciences 2016
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/18103 A taxonomic monograph of Lampranthus and allied genera (Mesembryanthemaceae) Glen, Hugh Francis Schelpe, E A C L E Botany Bibliography: pages 300-304. For the first time since the genera were described, a taxonomic monograph of Lampranthus and its immediate allies was undertaken. A numerical study of 97 characters (132 character strings) of each of some 270 items was undertaken, using Hall's BOLAID package of numerical aids. The genus Lampranthus was reduced from about 240 species to 56. The genus Scopelogena was shown to be monotypic and closely related to Lampranthus. Braunsia was reduced from 5 species to 3. It is shown that the genera Oscularia and Esterhuysenia are inseparable from Lampranthus. Because Oscularia was described before Lampranthus, and because the latter is by far the better known, it is considered necessary to propose the conservation of Lampranthus over Oscularia. Such a proposal is included as an appendix. A new and more natural delimitation of the subtribe Lampranthinae, including Gibbaeinae and excluding the genera Cerochlamys, Disphyma and Ebracteola, is proposed. 2016-03-21T19:23:58Z 2016-03-21T19:23:58Z 1978 Doctoral Thesis Doctoral PhD http://hdl.handle.net/11427/18103 eng application/pdf Department of Biological Sciences Faculty of Science University of Cape Town
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A taxonomic monograph of Lampranthus and allied genera (Mesembryanthemaceae)
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title A taxonomic monograph of Lampranthus and allied genera (Mesembryanthemaceae)
title_full A taxonomic monograph of Lampranthus and allied genera (Mesembryanthemaceae)
title_fullStr A taxonomic monograph of Lampranthus and allied genera (Mesembryanthemaceae)
title_full_unstemmed A taxonomic monograph of Lampranthus and allied genera (Mesembryanthemaceae)
title_short A taxonomic monograph of Lampranthus and allied genera (Mesembryanthemaceae)
title_sort taxonomic monograph of lampranthus and allied genera mesembryanthemaceae
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