Paper · 2018 · TURKISH JOURNAL OF BOTANY

Seed structure and its taxonomic implications for genus Thlaspi sensu lato sections Nomisma , Thlaspi , and Pterotropis (Brassicaceae

Mehmet Cengiz KARAİSg/0000MAİLOĞLU; Osman EROL

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Abstract

We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey and the significance of these characters in a taxonomical context. The results show that the taxa differ from each other in terms of seed shape and color. The seed size ranges from 1.25 mm to 2.99 mm in length and from 0.66 mm to 2.16 mm in width, Thlaspi rosulare and T. tatianae having the largest and T. annuum having the smallest seeds. The seed surface ornamentation is classified into nine types: reticulate-areolate, scalariform, reticulate, reticulate-foveate, ruminate, ocellate, tuberculate, areolate, and colliculate. The most common type is reticulate-areolate, whereas areolate, colliculate, ocellate, and tuberculate ornamentation types were found to be taxon-specific. The testa is typically made up of four layers: the epidermis, the subepidermis, the sclerotic (or palisade) layer, and the parenchyma layer. The sclerotic (or palisade) layer may not be seen in some of the species. The structures and thicknesses of the epidermis, the subepidermis, the sclerotic (or palisade) layer, and the parenchyma layer are highly significant characters that reveal interspecific relationships within the examined taxa. The results are also compared with Meyer?s findings and classification of 1973, 1979, 1991, and 2001, and taxon transfers are questioned. In addition, a key is provided for the identification of the examined taxa based on seed characteristics.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The 22 examined Thlaspi sensu lato taxa differ from each other in seed shape and color.

Taxon
Thlaspi sensu latoe0
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seed shape and colore1
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Turkeye0

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“the taxa differ from each other in terms of seed shape and color”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Seed length of the examined taxa ranges from 1.25 mm to 2.99 mm.

Taxon
Thlaspi sensu latoe0
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seed sizee2
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1.25 mm to 2.99 mme2

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“The seed size ranges from 1.25 mm to 2.99 mm in length”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Seed width of the examined taxa ranges from 0.66 mm to 2.16 mm.

Taxon
Thlaspi sensu latoe0
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widthe3
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0.66 mm to 2.16 mme3

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“from 0.66 mm to 2.16 mm in width”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Thlaspi rosulare and T. tatianae have the largest seeds.

Taxon
Thlaspi rosulare and T. tatianaeNoccaea rosularisNoccaea tatianaee4
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largeste4

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“Thlaspi rosulare and T. tatianae having the largest and T. annuum having the smallest seeds”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Thlaspi annuum (T. annuum) has the smallest seeds.

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T. annuumNoccaea annuae4
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smallest seedse4

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“Thlaspi rosulare and T. tatianae having the largest and T. annuum having the smallest seeds”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Seed surface ornamentation of the examined taxa is classified into nine types.

Taxon
Thlaspi sensu latoe0
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seed surface ornamentatione5
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nine typese5

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“The seed surface ornamentation is classified into nine types: reticulate-areolate, scalariform, reticulate, reticulate-foveate, ruminate, ocellate, tuberculate, areolate, and colliculate”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Reticulate-areolate is the most common seed surface ornamentation type.

Taxon
Thlaspi sensu latoe0
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most common type is reticulate-areolatee6

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“The most common type is reticulate-areolate”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Areolate, colliculate, ocellate and tuberculate ornamentation types were found to be taxon-specific.

Taxon
Thlaspi sensu latoe0
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taxon-specifice7

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“areolate, colliculate, ocellate, and tuberculate ornamentation types were found to be taxon-specific”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The testa is typically made up of four layers: epidermis, subepidermis, sclerotic (palisade) layer and parenchyma layer.

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Thlaspi sensu latoe0
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testae1
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four layerse1

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“The testa is typically made up of four layers: the epidermis, the subepidermis, the sclerotic (or palisade) layer, and the parenchyma layer”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The sclerotic (palisade) layer may not be seen in some of the species.

Taxon
Thlaspi sensu latoe0
Organ / stage
sclerotic (or palisade) layere2
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may not be seen in some of the speciese2

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“The sclerotic (or palisade) layer may not be seen in some of the species”

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Observationauthor interpretationoriginal resultmeasured

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The structures and thicknesses of the testa layers are highly significant characters that reveal interspecific relationships within the examined taxa.

Taxon
Thlaspi sensu latoe0
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interspecific relationshipse3

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“The structures and thicknesses of the epidermis, the subepidermis, the sclerotic (or palisade) layer, and the parenchyma layer are highly significant characters that reveal interspecific relationships within the examined taxa”

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Observationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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The results are compared with earlier classifications and taxon transfers are questioned.

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Thlaspi sensu latoe0
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taxon transfers are questionede4

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“We studied morphological and anatomical characteristics of seeds of 22 taxa in the sections Nomisma, Thlaspi, and Pterotropis of Thlaspi sensu lato from Turkey”

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“taxon transfers are questioned”

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A key for identifying the examined taxa based on seed characteristics is provided.

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identification of the examined taxa based on seed characteristicse5
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a keye5

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“a key is provided for the identification of the examined taxa based on seed characteristics”

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