Sphaerocarpaceae 81 claims

Claim · model-written summary

Based on morphological and molecular data, the plant is described as a new bryophyte species, Sphaerocarpos ibericus.

Taxon

Sphaerocarpos ibericusSphaerocarpos ibericuse0

Outcome

new speciese0

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“we describe the plant as a new species of bryophyte, Sphaerocarpos ibericus”

Claim · model-written summary

Sphaerocarpos ibericus is diagnosed by cylindrical female involucres with a partially bistratose wall whose inner cells are finger-like and arranged in more-or-less definite ribs in the medial part.

Taxon

Sphaerocarpos ibericusSphaerocarpos ibericust0

Organ / stage

involucree0

Outcome

cylindrical female involucres with a partially bistratose walle0

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Verbatim

t0

“Sphaerocarpos ibericus”

e0

“cylindrical female involucres with a partially bistratose wall whose inner cells are finger-like and arranged in more-or-less definite ribs in the medial part of the involucre”

Claim · model-written summary

The distal part of the spores of Sphaerocarpos ibericus is covered with complete areolae, larger at the centre than at the sides, becoming incomplete with lamellae turning into ridges toward the line where the tetrad spores join.

Taxon

Sphaerocarpos ibericusSphaerocarpos ibericust0

Organ / stage

sporese0

Outcome

distal part of its spores covered with complete areolaee0

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Verbatim

t0

“Sphaerocarpos ibericus”

e0

“the distal part of its spores covered with complete areolae larger at the centre of the spores than on their sides”

Claim · model-written summary

Sphaerocarpos ibericus is, so far, an Iberian endemic.

Taxon

Sphaerocarpos ibericusSphaerocarpos ibericuse0

Outcome

Iberian endemice0

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“Sphaerocarpos ibericus M.Infante, Luceño, Quirós-de-la-Peña, Míguez, J.Muñoz & Heras, hitherto an Iberian endemic”

Claim · model-written summary

According to published illustrations, Portuguese specimens identified as S. stipitatus pertain to the new species.

Taxon

S. stipitatusSphaerocarpos stipitatuse0

Outcome

pertain indeed to the new speciese0

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e0

“Portuguese specimens identified as S. stipitatus pertain indeed to the new species”

Claim · model-written summary

S. stipitatus auct. eur. non Lindenb. should be removed from the European liverwort flora.

Taxon

S. stipitatus auct. eur. non Lindenb.Sphaerocarpos stipitatuse0

Outcome

removed from the European liverwort florae0

Setting

European liverwort florae0

Verbatim

e0

“S. stipitatus auct. eur. non Lindenb. should be removed from the European liverwort flora”

Claim · model-written summary

Sphaerocarpos siguniangensis was recorded beyond its type locality.

Taxon

Sphaerocarpos siguniangensisSphaerocarpos siguniangensise0

Outcome

nachgewiesene0

Setting

außerhalb der Typuslokalitäte0

Verbatim

e0

“Sphaerocarpos siguniangensis R.L.Zhu & You L.Xiang wurde erstmals außerhalb der Typuslokalität nachgewiesen.”

Claim · model-written summary

Sphaerocarpos donnellii is added to the Middle East bryoflora.

Taxon

S. donnelliiSphaerocarpos donnelliie0

Outcome

added to the byroflorae0

Setting

Middle East (south west Asia)e0

Verbatim

e0

“an additional species, S. donnellii, will be added to the byroflora of the Middle East (south west Asia) region.”

Claim · model-written summary

A specimen was found in a Mosul house garden on loamy soil.

Taxon

Sphaerocarpos DonnelliiSphaerocarpos donnelliit0

Outcome

was founde0

Setting

Mosul city, Nineveh province, Iraqe0

Verbatim

e0

“A specimen of this species was found in Mosul city, Nineveh province, Iraq, grown on loamy soil in a house garden.”

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“Sphaerocarpos Donnellii”

Claim · model-written summary

New plastomes showed increased simple sequence repeats during complex thalloid liverwort diversification.

Taxon

Conocephalum, Riccia and Sphaerocarpos speciesSphaerocarposConocephalumRicciae0

Outcome

simple sequence repeatse0

Direction

increasee0

Verbatim

e0

“The newly sequenced plastomes of Conocephalum, Riccia and Sphaerocarpos species revealed an increase of simple sequence repeats during the diversification of complex thalloid liverwort lineage”