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New combinations are made in Tamala.
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e0“make new combinations to treat taxa at appropriate ranks in appropriate genera and with appropriate nomenclatural application based on types (in Lycopodioides, Moeroris, Morella, Nellica, Tamala, and Trichostema)”
Title
Studies in the vascular flora of the southeastern United States. IX
Alan S. Weakley; John C. Kees; Bruce A. Sorrie; et al. Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas 2023. doi:10.17348/jbrit.v17.i1.1293
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- Observation A new Rhynchospora species is described.
- Observation A new Sabulina species is described.
- Observation A new Solidago species is described.
- Observation A new section in Trichostema is described.
- Observation New combinations are made in Lycopodioides.
- Observation New combinations are made in Moeroris.
- Observation New combinations are made in Morella.
- Observation New combinations are made in Nellica.
- Observation New combinations are made in Trichostema.
- Recommendation Lumping two Sisyrinchium species is proposed, changing name and nativity status.
- Method / resource New keys clarify identification of difficult regional flora groups.
- Observation New distribution and naturalization records are reported for numerous genera in New Jersey.
- Observation New distribution and naturalization records are reported in the Alabama and Mississippi Coastal Plain.
- Observation New distribution and naturalization records are reported in southern Indiana.
- Observation New Euphorbia distribution and naturalization records occur in North Carolina, Virginia and likely other states.