A phylogenetic analysis of the genus Paspalum [Poaceae] based on cpDNA and morphology

With about 350 species, Paspalum is one of the richest genera within the Poaceae. Its species inhabit ecologically diverse areas along the Americas and they are largely responsible for the biodiversity of grassland ecosystems in South America. Despite its size and relevance, no phylogeny of the genu...

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Otros Autores: Rua, Gabriel Hugo, Speranza, Pablo Rafael, Vaio, Magdalena, Arakaki, Mónica
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