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Palynology of the Cape's top ten richest families and its taxonomic implications
Principal pollen characters, of the Cape floristic Regions ten richest families, which are phylogenetically useful at higher taxonomic levels (including aperture type, exine structure, pollen-unit, polarity, symmetry, shape), and their evolutionary trends are examined. Monocotyledons differ from eu-...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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