Paper · 2010 · Arctoa

A revision of the genus Calycularia Mitt. (Calyculiariaceae, Marchantiophyta)

Nadezhda A. Konstantinova; Yuriy S. Mamontov

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Abstract

The genus Calycularia is revised worldwide. Descriptions, key for identification of species, differentiation from habitually similar species, distribution, ecology as well as illustrations and worldwide distribution map of Calycularia spp. are provided. C. crispula Mitt. is excluded from hepatic flora of Russia, Canada, Japan and Korea.

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The revision provides species descriptions, an identification key and a worldwide distribution map.

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Calycularia spp.Calyculariae0
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Descriptions, key for identification of species, differentiation from habitually similar species, distribution, ecology as well as illustrations and worldwide distribution mape0
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worldwide distribution mape0

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“Descriptions, key for identification of species, differentiation from habitually similar species, distribution, ecology as well as illustrations and worldwide distribution map of Calycularia spp. are provided.”

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C. crispula is excluded from the hepatic floras of Russia, Canada, Japan and Korea.

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C. crispula Mitt.Calycularia crispulae0
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excluded from hepatic flora of Russia, Canada, Japan and Koreae0
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Russia, Canada, Japan and Koreae0

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“C. crispula Mitt. is excluded from hepatic flora of Russia, Canada, Japan and Korea.”

✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 254–338 · show in text ↑