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A synopsis of the genus Octopoma N.E.Br. (Ruschioideae) using morphology, 5S NTS and psbA - trnH spacer regions

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Master thesis 13 Aug 2014 South Africa English Publisher:Department of Biological Sciences
Authors: Muzila, Mbaki;

handle: 11427/6143

A synopsis of the genus Octopoma N.E.Br. (Ruschioideae) using morphology, 5S NTS and psbA - trnH spacer regions

Abstract

The genus Octopoma N. Br. is nested within the Ruschioideae in Aizoaceae. It has been thought that eight species make up the genus. The classification was based mainly on the possession of eight locules. This study was, therefore, undertaken to test the monophyly of the genus, and to draw up new taxonomic circumscriptions.

Bibliography: leaves 99-116.

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Botany

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