Publication details
Potentilla turkestanica, a rare species new to the flora of Russia
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| Year of publication | 2011 |
| Type | Article in Periodical |
| Magazine / Source | Turczaninowia |
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| Field | Botany |
| Keywords | plant records; northern Asia; Altai Mountains; Rosaceae |
| Description | In August 2005, Potentilla turkestanica was collected in the south-eastern Altai Mts. in an alpine meadow in the Taldura River valley above the north-western margin of the Chuya steppe. Until recently, the species has been known only from north-western China and Mongolia; this is the first record from Russia. Potentilla turkestanica is a hybridogenous species of P. sect. Niveae. It is similar to P. evestita, but differs from it by 5-foliolate leaves. The morphological differences from two similar species, P. alluvialis and P. anjuica, are briefly described in the paper. |
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