Paper · 2018

Triuridaceae, A New Familial Record of Angiosperm from Myanmar

Xiaohua Jin; Xiangyun Zhu; Zaw Mint

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Abstract

Sciaphila nana, a species representing a new familial record of flora of Myanmar, is described and illustrated. Sciaphila nana is characterized by having monoecious plants, flowers with six tepals, inner tepals of male flowers having knob tip, three stamens, and stamen 4-celled.

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Sciaphila nana is a new familial record for Myanmar.

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Sciaphila nanaSciaphila nanae0
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new familial recorde0
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Myanmare0

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“Sciaphila nana, a species representing a new familial record of flora of Myanmar”

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Sciaphila nana has monoecious plants and flowers with six tepals.

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Sciaphila nanaSciaphila nanae0
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monoecious plants, flowers with six tepalse0

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“Sciaphila nana is characterized by having monoecious plants, flowers with six tepals”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Male Sciaphila nana flowers have knob-tipped inner tepals, three stamens and four-celled stamens.

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inner tepals of male flowers having knob tip, three stamens, and stamen 4-cellede0

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“inner tepals of male flowers having knob tip, three stamens, and stamen 4-celled.”

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