Claim · model-written summary
The authors recommend considering the proposed Limnanthes nutlet morphology details in an identification key.
- Taxon
- Limnanthes
Limnanthest0 - Outcome
- proposed details of nutlet morphology should be considered in an identification keye0
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e0“Results suggest that the proposed details of nutlet morphology should be considered in an identification key.”
t0“Limnanthes”
Title
Variation in Nutlet Morphology of Limnanthes
Holly Hauptli; Barbara D. Webster; Subodh Jain American Journal of Botany 1978. doi:10.2307/2442306
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Eight distinct Limnanthes nutlet types were recognized from their sculptural features.
- Observation L. macounii displays only one nutlet type.
- Observation L. bakeri displays only one nutlet type.
- Observation L. floccosa floccosa has different nutlet types in different populations.
- Observation L. alba has two or more nutlet types within populations.
- Observation L. striata has two or more nutlet types within populations.
- Observation Four intermediate classes of Limnanthes nutlets were designated subtypes.
- Method / resource Relationships among Limnanthes taxa based on nutlet types were diagrammed and compared with other classifications.
- Association Preliminary evidence suggests highly sculptured Limnanthes nutlets with large surface areas occur more often in wetter habitats.
- Association Variation in Limnanthes nutlet sculpture might be adaptively associated with geographic distribution.