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A Nomenclatural and Taxonomic Revision of the Group (Asteraceae)

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Journal Plants (Basel)
Date 2022 Oct 14
PMID 36235463
Authors
Giulio Barone
Gianniantonio Domina
Fabrizio Bartolucci
Gabriele Galasso
Lorenzo Peruzzi
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Abstract

(Asteraceae) currently includes nine subspecies distributed in North and Central Europe and in the Mediterranean basin. Within this taxonomic aggregate, many species have been described, but research on their nomenclatural types is incomplete. A complete nomenclatural survey of 19 names belonging to this taxonomically critical group was carried out. Fourteen lectotypes are here designated. The nomenclatural analysis, complemented by field investigations in the type localities of the taxa described in the Central Mediterranean, allowed us to accept 10 species. Accordingly, we proposed here a new name and a new missing combination at a specific level: and .

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