Claim · model-written summary
R. kurzii, R. multiflora, R. reflexa and R. sharpii are excluded from the region.
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e0“R. kurzii, R. multiflora, R. reflexa and R. sharpii are excluded from the region”
Title
Radula subg. Radula in Australasia and the Pacific (Jungermanniopsida)
Matt Renner Telopea 2014. doi:10.7751/telopea20147553
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Seven species of Radula subg. Radula are accepted for Australasia.
- Observation Radula oreopsis is described as new.
- Observation Broad species concepts applied to the subgenus in Australia and the Pacific are not useful.
- Observation Subtle consistent differences in size, shape, micromorphology and anatomy potentially inform species delimitation.
- Observation Most interspecies differences cannot readily be discerned without molecular corroboration.
- Observation A three-marker chloroplast phylogeny resolved morphologically heterogeneous individuals across the region as a single fully supported clade.
- Observation Morphological and molecular groups generally lack congruence across the phylogeny.
- Observation Morphologically similar individuals occur in different clades and are closer to dissimilar species.
- Observation Morphologically different individuals are nested within one another.
- Observation Unique cell ornamentation occurs in R. oreopsis but not other individuals in the same clade.