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Southern hemisphere botanical ecosystems
RESEARCH ARTICLE

Stamen and Seed Cuticle Morphology in Some Arthropodium and Dichopogon Species (Anthericaceae)

S Stringer and JG Conran

Australian Journal of Botany 39(2) 129 - 135
Published: 1991

Abstract

A study involving androecial and seed cuticular morphology under scanning electron microscopy for seven Arthropodium and four Dichopogon species showed that the androecial characters traditionally used to separate the genera form a morphological continuum. Similarly, the seed cuticles showed intergradation of form between the two genera. The reduction of Dichopogon to synonymy under Arthropodium as previously advocated by some authors is supported.

https://doi.org/10.1071/BT9910129

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