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A Synopsis of the Genus Stipa (Poaceae) in Middle Asia, Including a Key to Species Identification, an Annotated Checklist, and Phytogeographic Analys…

2020

The genus Stipa L. comprises over 150 species, all native to the Old World, where they grow in warm temperate regions throughout Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It is one of the largest genera in the family Poaceae in Middle Asia, where one of its diversity hotspots is located. However, identification of Middle Asian Stipa species is difficult because of the lack of new, comprehensive taxonomic studies including all of the species recorded in the region. We present a critical review of the Mid-Asian representatives of Stipa, together with an identification key and taxonomic listing. We relied on both published and unpublished information for the taxa involved, many of which are poorly known…

feather grassesIdentification keyPlant ScienceSubspeciestaxonomy03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineidentification keyGenus0502 economics and businessBotanydistributionTypificationAnomalaEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsbiologyStipa05 social sciencesOld Worldbiology.organism_classificationChecklistTaxonmountains of central Asia030220 oncology & carcinogenesisStipaTaxonomy (biology)typificationchecklist050203 business & managementAnnals of the Missouri Botanical Garden
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The crustacean fauna of Bayan Onjuul area (Tôv Province, Mongolia) (Crustacea: Branchiopoda, Copepoda, Ostracoda)

2015

Due to the wide extension of the country and to the shortness of the ice-free season, the inlandwater crustacean fauna of Mongolia is, to date, incompletely known. However, based on the available literature, Mongolian inland waters appear to be characterised by a high biodiversity, including some taxa still waiting to be described. Novel data on the branchiopod, copepod, and ostracod crustaceans from central Mongolian steppe, from the “Tuul” and “Umard goviin guveet-Khalhiin” hydrographical basins, are presented herein. While large branchiopods, some anomopod families, and copepods are well-represented in the collected samples, ostracods are rare, and the anomopod family Chydoridae is appar…

biodiversity zoogeography central Asia Macrothrix dadayi Microcyclops afghanicus Arctodiaptomus spp.Settore BIO/05 - Zoologia
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